European Fashion Retailer ShowRoomprivé is now accepting Bitcoin
ShowRoomPrivé.com, one of Europe's leading fashion retailers, has announced its partnership with Bitcoin payment processor Paymium to start accepting Bitcoin payments. The French company, which achieved a turnover of more than EUR 350 million in 2013 and employs more than 600 people, wishes to confirm its innovative position in the e-commerce area. Showroomprivé.com CEO Thierry Petit said: "To integrate Bitcoin as a new payment option, we had to find a reliable Bitcoin payment solution that could also convert bitcoins to local currencies in all the countries where Showroomprive.com....
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Online retailer Showroomprive.com has become the largest European company to start accepting payment in bitcoin. The merchant, which sells a variety of products including clothes, fashion accessories, cosmetics and homeware, is to accept bitcoin via European cryptocurrency company Paymium. Gonzague Grandval, co-founder and CEO of Paymium, labelled the move as a "major event for e-commerce in Europe". He added: "By accepting bitcoin, Showroomprive.com shows its ability to innovate, and we are delighted to support such a prestigious retailer in this process." http://t.co/uCCd5kcobI now....
The British-Portuguese luxury fashion retailer Farfetch said it will accept crypto assets soon thanks to a partnership with the German crypto platform Lunu. Farfetch will accept seven different crypto assets including bitcoin, ethereum, and binance coin, and the feature will be rolled out to select clients and then expanded to the general public.
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In late October, there was a brief mention of retailer Overstock.com in a New York Times piece that noted the online retailer was considering accepting bitcoin, but decided they would put a hold on that objective (partially due to the fact that bitcoin is still a 'gray area' in terms of financial law). It would appear that Overstock is once again revving their engines on that front, with the company telling newsBTC that they plan to begin accepting bitcoin in the second half of 2014 - making them the first big retailer in the space to do so. The announcement comes directly from....
The luxury retailer will begin accepting bitcoin as payment in select locations as a trial with plans to extend to the whole customer base.
The Italian luxury brand Michele Franzese Moda has announced the firm is accepting crypto assets for payments. The company revealed the decision via Michele Franzese Moda’s online magazine in an article called “Its Time for Crypto.”
Italian luxury Brand Michele Franzese Moda Says ‘Its Time for Crypto’
According to the company’s fashion news blog, Michele Franzese Moda will accept bitcoin (BTC) and a number of other crypto assets for items stemming from the luxury catalog. The announcement post says that it’s time for the luxury....