Detroit-based resale marketplace StockX today announced it has partnered with Affirm in San Francisco, a payment network designed to allow consumers to tailor their payment plans and help merchants drive growth.
Eligible StockX shoppers in the U.S. now can access Affirm’s flexible payment plans when purchasing current culture products from top brands like adidas, Supreme, Gucci, and others.
“At StockX, we’re always looking for ways to enhance the customer experience and ensure our community has access to the world’s most sought-after brands,” says Jacob Fenton, vice president of customer experience and insights at StockX.
“Affirm’s range of flexible pay-over-time options, including longer-term plans, gives our customers the power to choose what works best for their needs and shop confidently. This partnership supports our mission to empower everyone to trade what they love, while upholding the convenience and service that define the StockX experience.”
With this new offering, eligible shoppers can choose Affirm’s biweekly or monthly payment plans at checkout. The process is designed to be simple: after selecting Affirm, consumers enter a few pieces of information, and go through a quick, real-time eligibility check. If approved, they can choose the customized payment plan that best suits their needs. Affirm never charges any late or hidden fees.
“This partnership comes as demand for ‘affirming’ apparel and accessories is higher than ever, with approximately 25 percent growth in these categories from October to December 2024,” says Pat Suh, senior vice president of revenue at Affirm. “By partnering with StockX, we’re giving shoppers more of what they’re looking for at checkout — clear, flexible payment options with no late or hidden fees. This empowers them to shop responsibly and stay in control of their budget.”
In recognition of the launch, StockX and Affirm are offering eligible customers a limited-time offer. From today through March 17, shoppers can select Affirm at checkout on the StockX website or app and see if they qualify for the Affirm 0 percent APR Drop, paying over three or six months interest-free.
