You pay in crypto. We pay for your trip.
Airlines, hotels and Airbnb do not take Bitcoin. We do. Send us the flight, the room or the listing you want, we pay for it on our card, and you settle with us in the coin you hold.
How it works
- 1Send us the linkThe Airbnb listing, the hotel room, or the route and dates for a flight. Whatever you would have clicked "book" on.
- 2We quote one fixed totalReal cost plus our fee, in the coin you want to pay with. No hidden markup discovered at the end.
- 3You pay in cryptoSame checkout as the rest of the store — you pick your coin, the rate locks, you send it.
- 4We pay for itWe book it on our card, in your name, and send you the confirmation and reference.
Why we do not just list flights
Plenty of sites show you a fare and then fail at the payment step. We would rather quote you something we have actually checked is bookable at that price. It is slower by a few hours and it does not waste your money on a crypto payment that cannot be reversed.
It also means we can book things a search API cannot reach — Airbnb in particular, which has no public booking API at all.
Questions
Can you really book an Airbnb for me?
Yes. Send us the listing link and your dates. We book it on our card and you pay us in crypto. Airbnb has no public booking API, so no site can import their listings — sending us the link is what actually works.
How do you price it?
We quote the real cost plus our fee, as one fixed total in the coin you want to pay with. You see the number before you commit to anything.
Whose name is the booking in?
Yours. For flights we need traveller names exactly as they appear on the passport, because airlines charge heavily to change a name and often refuse outright.
What if the price changes before I pay?
Fares and nightly rates move constantly. A quote is good for a short window; if it lapses we requote rather than quietly absorbing the change or passing it on without telling you.
Can I cancel?
Before we book, yes — full refund in the coin you paid with. After booking you are subject to the airline or host cancellation rules, and we pass on whatever refund they give us. We cannot give you more than they give us.