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CRM Jewelers

Downtown Miami jeweller and watch dealer taking crypto through BitPay, and USDC or USDT by direct invoice on request — coins named, network on the invoice.

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Accepts stablecoins?: Yes (verified)
Stablecoins: USDC USDT
Networks: Not published — confirm the chain at checkout
How you pay: Invoice, paid from your wallet
Payment provider: BitPay
Verified: September 2026 · 2 source s · see evidence
Limitations: Crypto is arranged by request: "let us know and we'll send you the proper invoice". There is no crypto button described at the online checkout. · 3 more

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Payment readiness

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Confirmed coin and network pairings: USDC — network pairing not documented
USDT — network pairing not documented
Evidence: Documentation checked · 2026-09-14
Payment route: Via BitPay Checkout is handled by a payment gateway; the asset list is the gateway’s as enabled by the merchant.
Countries: Documented for United States
Product restrictions: 4 documented
Refunds: Not documented for crypto. CRM publishes a return and refund policy for its sales generally; BitPay settles in dollars and a direct transfer is final, so any refund would be the store's decision and in its own way.
Identity checks: Identity verification sometimes required

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Stablecoins accepted

USDC accepted
USDT accepted
PYUSD no evidence of acceptance
USDS no evidence of acceptance
DAI no evidence of acceptance
RLUSD no evidence of acceptance
EURC no evidence of acceptance
AEC no evidence of acceptance

A dash means we found no evidence of support, not that support is impossible. Coin availability at checkout can differ by country and product.

Payment method

Payment provider: BitPay
Direct wallet transfer: Yes
Identity verification: Sometimes required

Availability

Online: Yes
Physical locations: Yes — around 1
Regions served: 🇺🇸 United States

Payment notes

CRM's crypto page is part narrative — a 2018 video with a crypto influencer, the market crash that landed the same day — and part statement of fact: "we as a merchant use BitPay to accept crypto (we also accept direct wallet-to-wallet transactions in stablecoins like USDC and USDT as well). If you ever want to use a major cryptocurrency to buy a watch or piece of jewelry from us, please let us know and we'll send you the proper invoice to get started." So the process is a conversation: contact the store, and receive either a BitPay invoice — fifteen-minute rate lock, BitPay's menu of assets and networks, BitPay's identity checks above its thresholds — or, for USDC and USDT, the store's own wallet details. This directory's standing advice is to use the gateway invoice where one is offered: it timestamps the rate, records the payment, and removes the risk of a mistyped or intercepted address. If you use the direct route, treat it as you would a bank wire for the same sum and confirm the details by phone. BitPay's current list is wider than the two coins the merchant names; the merchant's own words are the record.

Refunds

Not documented for crypto. CRM publishes a return and refund policy for its sales generally; BitPay settles in dollars and a direct transfer is final, so any refund would be the store's decision and in its own way.

Stablecoin refunds are outbound payments a merchant chooses to send, not automatic reversals. There is no chargeback.

CRM Jewelers has taken crypto since at least 2018 and says so on a page that reads like a blog post, which is why the record leans on the two sentences in it that matter.

What the merchant says

It uses BitPay. It also accepts “direct wallet-to-wallet transactions in stablecoins like USDC and USDT”. And the way to pay is to ask: “let us know and we’ll send you the proper invoice”. That is a jeweller that handles five-figure sales by conversation, and crypto fits the same pattern.

Two routes, one recommendation

A BitPay invoice gives you a locked rate for fifteen minutes, a menu of coins and networks, and a record of the payment. A direct transfer gives you none of that. Both are real offers from the merchant; this directory’s advice, for a purchase priced like a car, is to take the invoice, and if you do take the direct route, to confirm the address and network with the store by phone before sending — exactly as you would check wire details.

Leibish publishes a full crypto policy on the same gateway; The 1916 Company, Wrist Aficionado and DavidSW are the other Florida-and-elsewhere BitPay watch dealers. See the jewelry category.

Verification

Verified Verified September 2026

An editor confirmed these payment options against the sources listed below.

The merchant's own crypto page names USDC and USDT explicitly and names BitPay as its processor, in the present tense, on a page that remains live. That is merchant documentation naming the coins, sufficient for a verified status without a live purchase, which we did not make. No network is named, so the field is empty. The page's age (its narrative dates from 2018) and the invoice-by-request process are recorded as they are; the direct-wallet option is recorded because the merchant states it, with the caution above rather than as a recommended route. Founding year, address and showroom are from the about page.

Methods used

merchant documentation

Sources

CRM Jewelers — Paying with Bitcoin / Buying Watches with Crypto BitPay as processor; direct wallet-to-wallet payment in USDC and USDT; invoice on request.
CRM Jewelers — About Us Founded 2012; Downtown Miami showroom at 58 NE 1st Street; brands stocked.

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Recent changes

Dated history for this record. We log only changes we can evidence, so an entry here reflects something that actually moved — not routine re-checking. The full feed across every merchant is on What’s Changed .

14 September 2026 Added to directory

Added after reading the merchant's own crypto page naming BitPay and direct USDC/USDT payment by invoice.

Limitations

Crypto is arranged by request: "let us know and we'll send you the proper invoice". There is no crypto button described at the online checkout.
Two routes are described — a BitPay invoice, and a direct wallet transfer in USDC or USDT. Prefer the BitPay invoice; it carries a locked rate and a payment record. If you take the direct route, confirm the address and network with the store by a second channel before sending.
No network is named for either stablecoin.
The crypto page is a 2018-era explainer that remains live; the BitPay relationship and the stablecoin offer are stated in the present tense.

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