WishThrift works in every country. Unlike Vinted, Poshmark, Depop, ThredUp or Mercari — all limited to specific markets — WishThrift accepts buyers and sellers from anywhere, shows prices in 147 currencies, and charges no fees on either side. These guides cover what secondhand buying and selling looks like on WishThrift in specific countries.
Country guides
- India — INR pricing, the platform the big resale apps never brought to India
- United States — zero fees vs 20% commissions, plus international finds in USD
- United Kingdom — beyond fashion-only apps: all 25 categories in GBP
- Canada — fully supported where Vinted and ThredUp aren’t
- Australia — op-shop spirit, online, in AUD
- UAE — the expat relocation marketplace, in AED
In every other country too
No guide for your country yet? WishThrift still works there — registration, listing and buying are identical everywhere: join free, list in your own currency, and deal directly with buyers and sellers through on-platform messaging. See how it works or start browsing.
How buying second-hand online works on WishThrift
The process is the same in every country. Browse listings or search by category, city and currency, then message the seller directly with questions or an offer. There is no checkout system standing between you: you and the seller agree the price, the payment method and delivery. For shipped items we recommend PayPal Goods & Services or another protected method with a dispute process; for local pickup, cash on collection keeps it simple. Look for the Verified Seller badge and seller star ratings before you buy, and read our safe-payment guidance if you are new to peer-to-peer buying.
Selling worldwide with zero fees
Most resale platforms decide where you can sell and take a slice of every sale — a commission, a payment cut, or a buyer fee that quietly suppresses your prices. WishThrift charges nothing on either side: no listing fee, no commission, no payment processing cut, in any of the 147 supported currencies. Sellers keep 100% of every sale, which is why low-value items that are not worth listing on fee-charging apps — the £4 paperback, the $6 kids’ jacket — still make sense here. Read the zero-fee announcement for the full comparison, or go straight to Sell on WishThrift to list your first item free.
What sells best in every market
Fashion leads everywhere — preloved clothing, shoes and bags travel across every market, and vintage pieces from one country often find their buyer in another. Beyond the wardrobe, second-hand electronics and gaming hold value best, furniture dominates local pickup markets, and baby and kids items are the fastest movers for families in every country. If you are hunting specific pieces, our product-by-product thrifting guides cover how to spot, date and value the most searched-for secondhand items.
Frequently asked questions
Which countries does WishThrift work in?
All of them. There is no country allowlist — anyone can register, list and buy. The six guides above simply cover the markets with the most WishThrift activity; everywhere else works identically.
Can I buy from a seller in another country?
Yes, if the seller ships internationally — check the shipping badge on the listing and confirm postage costs by message before paying. Many sellers are local-pickup only, so the city filter is the fastest way to buy nearby.
What currency will I pay in?
Each listing shows the seller’s own currency — one of 147 supported. Because payment happens directly between you and the seller, currency conversion is handled by whatever payment method you both choose.
Is it really free to sell internationally?
Yes. WishThrift takes no fee from any sale in any country. The only costs are the ones you and the buyer agree on, such as postage.