For Private Aviation

Your crypto.Your flight.In seconds.

Crypto payments for private jet charters, from booking to boarding.

Your clients pay for charter flights, empty legs, jet cards and on-board services with their crypto; you receive digital euros or dollars (EURC or USDC), instantly, with built-in compliance for large amounts.

Blockchain payment terminal

Your checkout, on the blockchain

No card reader or hardware to install: the Bitcage terminal runs on your tablet, computer or smartphone. You enter the amount, your customer pays from their phone, and the payment confirmed on the blockchain shows up within seconds.

Awaiting payment

€18,000.00

The customer pays €18,450.00 fee included

Payment code

K7P-3QX

Payment received

In store: the QR code

The customer is in front of you.

  1. 1You enter the amount on the terminal (in euros, dollars or crypto).
  2. 2Your customer scans the QR code with their phone, or types the 6-character code in the app.
  3. 3The payment shows as received on your screen as soon as it is confirmed on-chain.

Remotely: the payment request by email

Deposit, invoice or booking.

  1. 1You enter the amount and your customer's email address.
  2. 2They get an email and a notification in the Bitcage app.
  3. 3They pay in one click from the link, within the hour: you are notified as soon as it is paid.
No hardware to buy
Final payments, no chargebacks
History shared with your customers

Built for private aviation

Accept crypto payments and get paid in euros or dollars, safely, without ever being exposed to volatility.

Paid in euros or dollars

Every payment reaches you in EURC or USDC, digital currencies backed 1:1 by the euro and the dollar. No exposure to volatility, and funds available as soon as the payment confirms, with no bank transfer delay.

No chargebacks

Blockchain payments are final. Protect your revenue from costly chargeback disputes on charters booked at the last minute.

Built-in KYC

Configurable verification thresholds keep you compliant on high-value flights, without extra paperwork on your side.

No borders, no limits

Serve an international clientele around the clock, without card limits, bank cut-off times or currency conversion fees.

How it works

Three steps to start accepting crypto payments for your flights.

1

We set you up

We create your Bitcage account and generate a dedicated receiving wallet for your company.

2

Your guest pays

You enter the amount on the Bitcage terminal: your client gets a payment request by email to confirm a charter, or scans the QR code at your FBO lounge or on board.

3

You get paid in euros or dollars

Your customer's crypto is converted automatically: you receive EURC or USDC in your wallet as soon as the payment confirms. You can also choose to keep the crypto you receive.

Multi-chain support

Your customers choose their preferred blockchain for the best fees and speed.

B

Base

ETH

Coinbase L2, secure & scalable

A

Arbitrum

ETH

Leading Ethereum L2

O

Optimism

ETH

Fast & cost-effective

More blockchains coming soon

For Travelers

Flying private?
Pay your flight in crypto

If your operator or broker uses Bitcage, you can pay for your charter, empty leg, jet card or on-board services directly in crypto — fast, secure, and traceable. Open the payment request you received by email, or scan the QR code shown by the merchant.

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FAQ

Questions from private aviation

Everything charter operators, brokers and FBOs need to know about accepting crypto payments with Bitcage.

Guests can pay with major cryptocurrencies across several blockchains, including stablecoins like USDC and EURC. You choose which ones to accept, and can receive payments in EURC or USDC.
No. The Bitcage terminal is a web app: it runs on the tablet, computer or smartphone you already have. You enter the amount, your customer scans the QR code or gets the request by email, and you see the confirmed payment within seconds.
No. You choose to be paid in EURC or USDC: whatever crypto your customer uses, the amount is converted automatically and you receive a stable currency backed by the euro or the dollar.
If you choose to be paid in USDC or EURC, you set your prices in dollars or euros. When your customer pays with another crypto (ETH, for example), their wallet swaps it on-chain into your stablecoin, on the same blockchain, with thirdweb Bridge, which routes the swap through decentralized exchanges, just before the payment. The swap is for the exact amount: you receive exactly the price you set, and any conversion costs are included in the amount your customer sees and approves before paying. There is no exchange account to open, and Bitcage never handles the conversion itself.
Nobody but you. Bitcage is non-custodial: the payment goes from your customer's wallet to the Bitcage payment smart contract, which, in the same transaction, sends your share straight to the wallet you designated and the platform fee to Bitcage. The funds never sit on a Bitcage account, and Bitcage never has access to your private keys. Customers who sign in by email get a non-custodial wallet (powered by thirdweb) that they can export at any time.
USDC and EURC are stablecoins issued by Circle, a regulated financial company: one USDC is worth one US dollar, and one EURC is worth one euro. Each token is backed by reserves of equal value held at regulated financial institutions, attested monthly by an independent accounting firm. In the European Union, both are issued under the MiCA regulation by Circle's French entity, licensed as an electronic money institution. Bitcage is not the issuer and never holds these reserves.
You set verification thresholds for single and cumulative amounts. Bitcage triggers identity verification automatically once a client crosses them, keeping you compliant without manual checks before departure. The verification itself is handled by Didit, a company specialized in identity verification: the client's ID document and selfie go directly to Didit, and Bitcage never stores them. Bitcage only keeps the outcome (verified or not).
No, it runs alongside them. Your client simply pays a payment link or scans a QR code, and the payment is recorded like any other transaction.
Failed transactions are detected immediately and the funds never leave the client's wallet. They can simply retry.