Ferrari accepts Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for vehicle purchases in select markets, including the U.S. and parts of Europe. The initiative targets high-net-worth buyers and reflects growing demand from crypto-wealthy clients entering the luxury car market.

Select Lamborghini dealerships and third-party partners have enabled Bitcoin payments for luxury vehicle purchases, typically facilitated through crypto payment processors rather than direct manufacturer settlement.

Sotheby’s accepts Bitcoin and Ethereum for high-value art auctions, including multimillion-dollar pieces. The auction house has become one of the most prominent traditional art institutions engaging with crypto buyers.

Christie’s has enabled cryptocurrency payments for select luxury real estate and high-value art sales, helping bridge digital assets with ultra-high-end collectibles and property markets.

Gucci accepts Bitcoin and several other cryptocurrencies in select flagship stores and locations, making it one of the earliest major fashion houses to experiment with crypto payments.

Balenciaga has enabled crypto payments including Bitcoin in select retail locations, aligning its digital-forward brand identity with Web3-native consumer trends.

Off-White has accepted Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in flagship retail environments, reflecting its strong cultural alignment with digital-native fashion and youth-driven luxury markets.

Farfetch enables crypto payments across its global luxury marketplace, offering access to thousands of designer brands and acting as a bridge between traditional luxury retail and digital assets.

TAG Heuer accepts Bitcoin and multiple cryptocurrencies for online purchases in select regions, positioning itself as one of the earliest Swiss luxury watchmakers to integrate crypto payments.

Hublot has supported Bitcoin payments for select luxury timepieces, reinforcing its reputation as a crypto-forward Swiss watchmaker.

Franck Muller has accepted Bitcoin for exclusive watch collections, appealing to high-net-worth collectors in the crypto community.

Christie’s International Real Estate facilitates luxury property purchases using cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin, for multi-million-dollar residential transactions across global markets.

Virgin Voyages accepts Bitcoin for its high-end Annual Pass, a $100,000+ luxury cruise product offering unlimited sailings for a year, premium cabins, and VIP perks. This marks one of the first major cruise industry use cases for Bitcoin payments, targeting high-net-worth crypto holders.