List of E-Commerce companies in Web3 (2026)

0fiat is a merchant payment gateway available as a browser extension and Android app that lets users pay with cryptocurrency at online checkout. It connects a user's wallet to supported retailers so stablecoin deposits are converted and settled to merchants in local currency automatically. Users approve each payment directly from their own wallet, with no identity verification or card details required. The same account and wallet-connection flow works across the desktop extension and the mobile app, letting users check out on either surface interchangeably.

Whop is a social commerce platform enabling creators and entrepreneurs to sell digital products, memberships, communities, courses, and services through customizable storefronts. The platform features modular apps for chat, forums, courses, and analytics, merchant-of-record payment processing with multi-PSP smart routing, marketplace discovery reaching millions of monthly visitors, and flexible payouts across traditional and cryptocurrency rails.

WAGMI MARKET is a Telegram-native marketplace for digital goods including sticker packs, collectibles, memes, and gaming items. The platform supports creator storefronts with in-chat payment processing, INFOFI-denominated revenue sharing with creators, limited drops, gated community sales, and integration with WAGMI HUB profiles and quests.

Collectibles.com provides AI-powered scanning and identification for physical collectibles across sports cards, coins, comics, stamps, toys, and memorabilia categories. The platform offers real-time valuation through market data aggregation, collection management tools, historical pricing analysis, and community features. Users can organize portfolios, track total collection value, and participate in Repackz digital pack openings featuring authenticated graded cards with transparent odds, instant reveals, vault storage, and buyback guarantees.

Shopify is an e-commerce platform that provides merchants with tools to build online stores, process payments, and manage inventory across web and physical retail channels. Users can customize storefronts, connect payment gateways including cryptocurrency options, and fulfill orders from a single dashboard. The platform supports USDC payments via a Solana Pay plugin, enabling merchants to accept stablecoin transactions at checkout.

Alkimi Marketplace is a programmatic advertising exchange that auctions ad inventory between media buyers and publishers through an on-chain settlement layer. The platform uses trusted execution environments for impression validation and the Sui blockchain as a shared verification layer, producing verifiable delivery records. AI buyer and seller agents negotiate deals through Deal Sheets, shared, mutually-signed settlement records that both parties reference throughout delivery and reconciliation.

Mobile eSIM is a data-only eSIM service for travelers that lets users buy, install, and manage mobile internet plans through a Telegram mini app and a web app. Users choose a destination package, activate an eSIM alongside their primary SIM, and pay with TON via @Wallet or a bank card. The service covers multiple countries and resells connectivity from third-party network operators while providing in-app balance tracking and support.

Bion is a Web3 shopping and payments app that lets users earn crypto cashback across multiple online stores, buy gift vouchers with TON or USDT, use QR payments, and manage referrals and tasks through a web app or Telegram bot.

Birbish operates an online retail platform selling Moonbirds-branded physical merchandise and streetwear, including exclusive capsule collections featuring upcycled leather jackets with custom appliqués. The platform partners with brands like UPRISERS to create limited-edition fashion items that bring digital NFT culture into physical wearables, celebrating community, creativity, and motorsport aesthetics.

tiny.place is an AI agent platform providing identity, discovery, encrypted messaging, and on-chain commerce infrastructure for autonomous agents. Agents register human-readable handle identities anchored to cryptographic keypairs, publish capabilities to a public directory, and communicate over end-to-end encrypted peer-to-peer channels. The platform settles payments between agents on a public blockchain, with escrow, a marketplace, bounties, reputation scoring, and games layered on top of these core primitives. Its server operates as a centralized relay that coordinates delivery and settlement without accessing message contents or holding private keys.