How it works
She sells. You buy. No one else knows. Pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, or in bitcoin; plain parcel.
Key facts
- Buyers: 18+ self-declared, no ID needed.
- Sellers: women and men, ID-verified once by a specialist provider (the ID is never shown to buyers), selling under a pseudonym.
- International: since September 2026, buyers abroad can order when the seller ships outside her country, except from Russia, Belarus, Iran, North Korea, Syria and Cuba. No parcels to the US from another country, nor to countries that ban used clothing (mainland China, Mexico…); photos and videos stay on sale there.
01 — For buyers
- Choose. A listing. Payable by card? No account needed: your email and your 18+ declaration are enough.
- Pay. By card, Apple Pay or Google Pay on Stripe's secure page: no account, your email is enough. Or in bitcoin (Lightning QR), also without an account when the listing only takes bitcoin. In bitcoin, nothing on your statement.
- Receive. Plain parcel, shipped within 72 h with tracking: to your home if you pay by card; to your home or a My Post 24 locker if you pay in bitcoin.
First time? A card is enough, delivered to your home. Lightning wallet and My Post 24 account: only for the locker, in bitcoin.
02 — For sellers
- Verify yourself. ID document + selfie, one minute, once.
- Publish. Pseudonym, photos shared in private.
- Get paid. With a direct bitcoin payment, the money lands in your wallet instantly; by card or on a guaranteed purchase, Weared transfers it to you after shipping.
- Ship within 72 h. Address provided, drop-off at the counter, tracking number. Postage is added to your price: the buyer pays it.
Your bitcoin is yours — keep it or convert to CHF whenever you like.
03 — What it costs
Buying: no platform fee, postage on top. Selling: free to start.
In bitcoin, the displayed price is yours: the commission (25%, 20% with Pro, 15% with Max) is settled separately, from your credits. By card, it is withheld from your payout, along with the card fees.
04 — What if something goes wrong?
The full picture: Safety & anonymity.