×
4 352
Fashion Jobs
URBN
Free People Keyholder - Duke of York, London (16hrs)
Permanent · LONDON
URBN
Free People Keyholder - Duke of York, London (32hrs)
Permanent · LONDON
HARVEY NICHOLS KNIGHTSBRIDGE
Security Officer
Permanent · LONDON
FLANNELS
Beauty Brand Manager- Pat Mcgrath Labs
Permanent · SHEFFIELD
FRASERS GROUP
Sourcing Administrator
Permanent · SHIREBROOK
HARVEY NICHOLS
Security Officer
Permanent · MANCHESTER
PRIMARK
Ehs & Operations Manager
Permanent · COVENTRY
LEVI'S
20 Hour Keyholder
Permanent · Cambridge
PAUL SMITH
Showroom Coordinator
Permanent · LONDON
SPORTS DIRECT FITNESS
General Assistant - Everlast Fitness
Permanent · BURY ST EDMUNDS
AVON
Head of Sales Leaders Business Value Stream
Permanent · NORTHAMPTON
FARFETCH
Director of Finance Business Partnering - Marketplaces
Permanent · LONDON
SCHUH
Head of Central Merchandising
Permanent · BATHGATE
PRIMARK
Associate Product Owner, Supplier Effectiveness
Permanent · READING
PRIMARK
Product Owner, Core Retail (Finance)
Permanent · READING
HOLLISTER CO. STORES
Hollister CO. - Brand Representative, New Street
Permanent · Birmingham
GILLY HICKS STORES
Gilly Hicks - Brand Representative, Arndale
Permanent · Manchester
VF INTERNATIONAL
Credit Controller (Strategic Accounts)
Permanent · NOTTINGHAM
L'OREAL GROUP
Credit Controller Apprentice - Manchester
Permanent · Manchester
DR. MARTENS
Assistant Digital & Social Marketing Manager Apac
Permanent · HONG KONG
HUGO BOSS UK LTD.
Warehouse Operations Manager
Permanent · LONDON
HUGO BOSS UK LTD.
Learning & Development Partner (Corporate)
Permanent · LONDON
Translated by
Roberta HERRERA
Published
Apr 1, 2022
Reading time
2 minutes
Share
Download
Download the article
Print
Click here to print
Text size
aA+ aA-

Off-White greenlights crypto payment in its stores

Translated by
Roberta HERRERA
Published
Apr 1, 2022

Off-White customers are now able to purchase products in their chosen cryptocurrency at the brand's Paris flagship store located at 8 rue de Castiglione, among others. The brand, founded in 2013 by the late American designer Virgil Abloh, announced on March 31 that its Paris, London, and Milan flagship stores will all start accepting cryptocurrency payments.


Interior of the Off-White store in Paris - DR


With a design studio based in Milan, Off-White said it will accept Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Binance Coin (BNB), Ripple (XRP), as well as Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC). A bold move at a time when several countries, particularly China, have banned this method of payment. The framework for these type of currencies have also become stricter in Europe. A European regulation is currently being discussed that would make it compulsory to identify the creditor and debtor during a transaction. This initiative does not seem to worry Off-White’s commercial management since they have validated the venture.

"Secure crypto-currency transactions will be processed using the LUNU point-of-sale terminal, which finds the best crypto-fiat exchange rate at the time of the transaction, and is compatible with multiple crypto-currency wallets that can scan a secure QR code to settle the payment," explained the brand in a statement.

"Upon successful completion of the automated fraud checks, there will be no payment limits for crypto-currency transactions at these freestanding Off-White stores. Refunds for all items purchased in crypto-currencies will be issued exclusively via store credit, in local currency."

The concept for this initiative is a trial run. Off-White has a network of about 50 points-of-sale worldwide, the majority of which are in China and in Middle Eastern countries that do not accept cryptocurrencies.

The brand, which does not disclose revenues, has had the LVMH group as its majority shareholder since last July. Meanwhile, the label's distribution license is in the hands of the New Guards Group, which has been owned by Farfetch since 2019.

Copyright © 2023 FashionNetwork.com All rights reserved.