Thank you for all these details!
But Iâm skeptical about seeing it as help for sellers. Indeed, if thatâs the case, payments to boost listings will drop, wonât they? And wonât this badge push some professional sellers to only offer favored brands? Whereas richness lies in variety? 
But by the way, what does this badge look like and where is it placed? Could we see a photo of it, please? Thank youuu
Hello everyone!
So, I checked with a seller who has the feature to see how items are moving:
- The denim shirt I had on my wishlist last week is no longer there this week, so it seems to move fast and be updated frequently.
- On her profile, an item that wasnât flagged appeared on demand two days ago, and she actually sold it today.
- I havenât seen any badges on professional profiles yet.
The badge appears in the same location as the professional badge, top left on the small thumbnails. Clicking on the listing makes the badge disappear, and thereâs just a mention « other members are interested » below the photos.
Iâm on iPhone iOS 18.1 (latest update, done at the beginning of the week, so the feature is also present on 18). Another Vinted update was released on the App Store, changing the search: there are now input fields at the top instead of having to go through menus each time. The feature is still present after this second update.
Since we canât see our own profiles, this might not impact paid boost requests, or it might even encourage people to use one to combine an item on demand + boost, or compensate for a lack of items on demand with a paid boost, right?
Latest items seen today on demand: womenâs mules (mainly Birkenstock but also flat mules, closed at the front, slightly pointed) black patent babies (both Zara at âŹ10-20 and models at âŹ50 from other brands) some jeans (low-rise flare, various brands, Leviâs and y2k leading) and shorts (mainly Leviâs).
My friend also sees summer items (I donât see many) and we both have womenâs blouses with transparencies, ruffles⊠a bit dressy.
The game continues!
P.S.: On mobile Safari, in private browsing, no matter how much I click the photo icon, it doesnât show anything to add a photo 
even clicking reply to send my message doesnât work⊠? When I switch to Chrome itâs okay I donât know if this has already been reported or if itâs normal.
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Great, thank you for this new information⊠itâs as exciting as a suspense series on a streaming platform 
Thank you also for the photos that show where the mention appears 
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Even more exciting than Game Of Thrones, todayâs news!
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this morning I noticed that a Tommy Hilfiger menâs shirt in a friendâs closet had the badge (I had looked through the closet a day or two before, and it wasnât there) it was âŹ9, so she told me she was going to increase it a bit (and I wanted to check if that would affect the badge or not, in case the price was taken into account in the criteria) as a result, she didnât have time to change it, the shirt was bought directly without negotiation in the following seconds
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higher up, we were wondering about paid boosts, while scrolling I just came across an article combining the two! The badge + boosted! Iâm going to favorite it to see if it sells quickly
Iâm also adding a photo of the itemâs stats, which are not exactly mind-blowing either, so it remains a mystery regarding the badge vs. the badge
Have a good Friday and weekend in advance until the next season!
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So Iâm a pro and Iâve had the badge for over 7 days
Indeed, things are moving fast: the badges I had last week are no longer there and conversely, I have other items with the badgeâŠ
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Latest news from my observations!
I wanted to put a fashion book on sale, so I looked at what was online to set my prices. The result: an enormous number of badges on several editions of the same collection! Chanel and Dior at the top. I listed my Chanel from the same collection and a Chanel from another collection: the one from the same collection was bought by a friend, so Iâm not considering speed since sheâs a subscriber. The one from the other collection (in English, no less) hasnât sold yet (listed this weekend).
I listed the Dior from the same collection, adjusting my listing based on the common points of those in demand:
- The category is always « reference book » or « art and entertainment » as number 2. The others donât have badges, even if they are cheaper.
- They are all « new with tags » even if thatâs not necessarily the case in the photos.
- They donât necessarily have many views, so these are targeted searches and not algorithm appearances linked to « natural visibility. »
As a result, I listed the Dior in the reference book category, new with tags, at a rather high price (I wanted to sell it for 15, I put 20): it sold in just 2 hours, an offer at 12, negotiated at 16, the buyer offered me 15⏠again with a « :folded_hands: » in her message as if it were the holy grail 
So it sold for 15âŹ, with only 9 views and 2 favorites!
The ranking in the categories therefore seems to play a role, and even more than the price!
Here are some photos to compare with the other listings that didnât have the badge and those that did.
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Hello, yes, I also discovered this new feature yesterday.
Apparently, this means:
« This tag influences consumers by making them understand that an item is in high demand**. It acts as an incentive to buy, suggesting that the item will sell out quickly. »
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Where did you get that sentence from?
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Hello, I found the information while searching the internet.
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Hello!
Do you have a link to an article you can share with us? 
This is very interesting! I have the impression that this article was written by an Artificial Intelligence that probably scoured the internet for what is being said on the subject⊠and moreover, it potentially read our forum post right here (which is very popular => more than 15,000 currently) to arrive at this explanation! 
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Hello everyone!
Iâm back for a new episode 
I discussed it again with a friend: the badge appeared on her wardrobe following an offer she refused.
And this morning, it also appeared on items that received offers to which she had not yet responded.
This confirms @maloup25âs theory
On my end, I receive offers on several items, which I sometimes accept and sometimes not. But the badge never appears.
Iâm probably in a different test group than you.. I see the « pending » badge but it doesnât appear on my wardrobe.
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The badge finally appears on my closet⊠only when connecting via an external browser without being logged in! 
(and not directly on Vinted)
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Hello everyone
So I also tested
to put it simply, it says « pending » when someone has made a purchase offer, thatâs all
Hello,
Yes indeed, thatâs correct 
but initially, it wasnât immediate.
Perhaps the testing phase is over?
Hello!
I was wondering « how long does the âč pending âș badge stay on our dressing room? » From what I observe, less than 24 hours. Perhaps there is a reset at the end of each day?
Feel free to share your feedback!
I discovered tonight some information about the « pending » badge directly on the item sheet
it looks like this
Has anyone seen the same thing?
Nothing from my end! Just the « on request » that appears correctly again. However, yesterday I saw a new feature on an ad. I took a screenshot
Did you see that on your end?
I havenât seen either of the features.
The second one seems strange to me. You canât schedule a sale. Vinted selects items to organize private sales?