Ganja.com Opens Its Marketplace to Sellers: List Free, Keep 98 Percent, Get Paid in Crypto

ANN ARBOR, Mich., July 10, 2026. Ganja.com, the internet’s original cannabis brand, today opened its marketplace to cannabis and hemp sellers nationwide with no listing fees and a single flat 2 percent network fee that is charged only when a sale is completed. Payments settle directly to each seller’s own wallet through Pay Ganja, the company’s non-custodial crypto checkout, so Ganja.com never holds a seller’s money.

For an industry that banks and card networks still treat as untouchable, the model removes the two costs that hurt most: high processing fees and the constant threat of frozen accounts or chargebacks. Sellers list their products for free, keep 98 percent of every sale, and get paid the moment a customer pays. There is no monthly bill, no setup cost, and no long-term contract.

“Cannabis businesses have been paying a penalty for years just to accept money. We flipped it. It is free to list, you keep almost all of it, and the payment goes straight to your wallet. No bank in the middle to decline you or claw it back.”

Charles Watts, spokesperson for Ganja.com

The timing is deliberate. As federal rescheduling moves closer and AI assistants become the way many customers discover products, Ganja.com is positioning its marketplace as the level playing field for sellers who have been shut out of mainstream advertising and payments. The brand is among the most referenced cannabis destinations by AI search tools, giving its sellers visibility that is difficult to buy anywhere else.

Payments run on Pay Ganja, which accepts Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDC, USDT, Solana, and more, and settles directly between buyer and seller. Buyers who are new to crypto can pay in minutes using apps they already have, including Cash App, Venmo, and PayPal.

Sellers can start at https://ganja.com/start-selling-ganja/. Setup help is available at [email protected].

About Ganja.com

Ganja.com has been a cannabis brand since 1997 and is one of the oldest and most recognized names on the cannabis internet. The company operates a seller marketplace, a worldwide dispensary directory at Maps.ganja.com, a cannabis newsroom, and Pay Ganja, its non-custodial crypto payment platform.

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