Promotional image of Viver’s global service (Viver)
South Korean luxury watch trading platform Viver announced on Monday that it will launch cross-border services, largely due to a successful launch in the country.
Dunam, which operates Japan’s largest cryptocurrency exchange Upbit, established Viber as a subsidiary in 2022 to enter a new market for physical assets.
The platform has been steadily growing, with cumulative transaction value exceeding 100 billion won ($71.3 million). Over 16,000 products have been registered and almost 80% of transactions have been completed.
With investor interest in luxury watches increasing around the world, Viver provides all product information in English, including product descriptions and real-time price changes, and supports a variety of currencies and international payment methods such as PayPal. I am.
The company also partners with FedEx to offer expedited shipping to major markets such as the United States, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Europe. This service applies to all FedEx countries, including Asia, Australia, and the Middle East, and includes coverage for lost or damaged items, reflecting domestic shipping policies.
Viver CEO Moon Jae-young said, “In response to the steady growth of our domestic business, we are launching global trading services.” “Our goal is to become the world’s leading vertical commerce platform within five years, surpassing competitors such as The 1916 Company in the US and Chrono24 in Europe.”
