Buy plane tickets with bitcoin

Yes. Laters.com takes bitcoin (BTC) at checkout on any of its 650+ airlines, and Crypto.com Pay processes the payment. You pay from the Crypto.com App by QR code or from an external wallet such as MetaMask, WalletConnect or Ledger, and your e-ticket is issued once the payment confirms.

All of them on Laters.com. Bitcoin is a payment method at our checkout, not something each airline switches on, so it works on every airline, route and fare class we sell. Some airlines do not list bitcoin on their own booking sites, and booking them through Laters.com is how you pay them this way. The payment is still processed by Crypto.com Pay and cannot be reversed once sent, so confirm the fare before you pay.

Bitcoin (BTC) only. It is the one coin listed for this checkout. With an external wallet, BTC is paid on the Bitcoin Blockchain network, and it is the only currency listed for that network. You can also choose BTC in the Crypto.com App. Crypto.com Pay supports other coins elsewhere, but the Laters.com checkout shows what is offered for your booking. Funds sent in a coin or on a network the checkout does not support are not refunded.

Not from Laters.com. We add no payment surcharge and no booking fee for paying with bitcoin, and Crypto.com Pay charges no extra fee to convert the fare into BTC. The network fee is separate. Customers pay it themselves when they use an external wallet, and it goes to the network, not to us. Paying from the Crypto.com App carries no such fee under the terms we hold. Check the amount in your wallet before you confirm.

Once the payment confirms. Laters.com issues the e-ticket after Crypto.com Pay confirms your bitcoin payment, not when you press send. For BTC the processor allows a 20-minute session window, and a payment arriving after it counts as late. The pages we checked give no set number of blockchain confirmations and no typical confirmation time, so we state none. The checkout shows the status of your payment.

The quote lapses. Laters.com prices the fare in ordinary currency, and Crypto.com Pay converts it into BTC at the market rate when you pay. The default window is 10 minutes, and the checkout shows the countdown that applies to your booking. For BTC, a payment arriving after the 20-minute session window counts as late. A late payment is returned in full minus the blockchain fee, with a claim link sent to the email you gave.

Both can be returned. An underpaid payment is refunded in full minus the blockchain fee, with a claim link emailed to you, unless the merchant has set an underpayment threshold that accepts the shortfall. Customers are not shown that threshold. An overpaid portion is returned minus the blockchain fee. External-wallet payments have no check on the amount you enter, so mistakes are possible. Payments from the Crypto.com App are charged the exact amount.

Not the fare. The fare is priced in ordinary currency, and the BTC amount is held only while the quote is open. Crypto.com Pay converts at the market rate at the time of payment, with no extra conversion fee. With an external wallet, the exchange rate can update while you pay, which is how payments end up over or underpaid. Send the exact amount shown before the window closes, because a sent payment cannot be reversed.

In cryptocurrency. Whether you are owed a refund follows the fare rules shown at checkout. If you are, BTC is one of the five refund currencies Crypto.com Pay supports, and the refund matches the original value minus blockchain network fees. Crypto.com App payers are refunded automatically in the currency set under Refund Currency. External-wallet payers get an email claim link, then choose a currency, a chain and a wallet address.

It is not refunded. Funds sent in a cryptocurrency or on a network that Crypto.com Pay does not support for this checkout are not refunded or returned. A bitcoin payment cannot be reversed once it is sent. For external wallets, BTC is paid on the Bitcoin Blockchain network. The terms we hold do not cover a mistyped address, so check the coin, the network and the address before you confirm.

Not confirmed here. The terms we hold state no identity check for paying with bitcoin at Laters.com, so we cannot promise one either way. App payers pay from their Crypto.com App account. External-wallet payers give an email address so a refund claim link can reach them. Check the checkout and Crypto.com Pay's terms for what applies to you and your country.

Bitcoin, if refunds matter to you. Crypto.com Pay lists BTC among its five refund currencies, so a BTC payment can be refunded in BTC. USDT is not on that list. BTC also gets a 20-minute session window, against 10 minutes for other cryptocurrencies. USDT travels on networks such as Cronos, ERC-20 and Polygon. The Laters.com checkout shows which coins are offered for your booking. Either way, a sent payment cannot be reversed.

Yes. Bitcoin works on every airline, route and fare class at the Laters.com checkout, so international, return and multi-stop itineraries are paid for the same way. The fare is priced in ordinary currency and converted into BTC when you pay. The coin amount is held only while the quote is open, which is 10 minutes by default. Availability by country is not confirmed in the pages we checked, so confirm at checkout where you live.

Yes. Laters.com offers bitcoin on every fare class at checkout, so premium economy, business and first fares are covered where an airline sells them. The payment method does not change the fare rules. The terms we hold state no minimum or maximum amount, so check the checkout for any limit on a large fare. Send before the default 10-minute window closes, because a sent payment cannot be reversed.

Fare rules decide. Laters.com accepts bitcoin at checkout, but whether you can change a flight, and at what cost, depends on the airline's conditions shown when you book. If a change leads to a refund, Crypto.com Pay refunds in cryptocurrency, matching the original value minus blockchain network fees. Confirm with the checkout terms how any extra amount is collected. Any bitcoin you send cannot be reversed.

Two kinds work. At the Laters.com checkout you can scan a QR code in the Crypto.com App and choose BTC. You can also connect an external wallet such as Crypto.com DeFi Wallet, MetaMask, WalletConnect or Ledger. Network fees apply to external wallets, and you pay them. External-wallet payers also give an email address for refund claims. Whichever you use, a sent payment cannot be reversed.

Search and compare flights on Laters.com, add the fare to checkout, then choose bitcoin as the payment method. Scan the QR code in the Crypto.com App, or pay from an external wallet, and send the exact amount shown before the default 10-minute payment window closes. Your e-ticket issues once Crypto.com Pay confirms the payment.