Edited by Laters.com adds no booking fee or surcharge when you pay in crypto, and the e-ticket is issued once the payment confirms. The facts we hold do not list the accepted coins, the payment window, the network fee or the refund method, so those scores sit near the floor. A sent payment cannot be reversed. Read the amount at checkout before you send.
What works well
- No booking fee or surcharge from Laters.com for paying this way
- E-ticket issued once the payment confirms
- Pay for any of 650+ airlines, including easyJet and Delta
- Fares can be priced in 34 listed currencies, from USD to KES
What to watch
- A sent crypto payment cannot be reversed.
- The quote expires after a limited window.
- Wrong address or network can lose the funds.
- Your wallet pays any network fee.
Coin Choice7/10
Crypto.com Pay, the processor behind this checkout, accepts BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC and CRO, a solid set of the most liquid, widely recognised coins, though it stops short of covering every major altcoin. A 7 here reflects that solid-but-not-exhaustive choice. Check the coin and network list at checkout before you send.
Sources: Crypto.com Help Center: supported payment currencies
Fees8/10
Laters.com adds no booking fee or surcharge, which earns the 8. The network fee is paid by the customer when using an external wallet, not when you pay through the Crypto.com App; the amount depends on the wallet and the network at the time.
Payment Speed7/10
The e-ticket is issued once the payment confirms. The quote stays open for 10 minutes by default, and a payment is treated as late after that same 10-minute window, 20 minutes for BTC specifically, reflecting its slower block times. That is roomy enough for most wallets, tight if yours is slow. Have your wallet ready before you start.
Sources: Crypto.com Pay for Business documentation; Crypto.com Help Center: how to get a refund
Refunds7/10
Refunds are paid in CRO, BTC, ETH, USDC or TUSD, not necessarily the coin you paid with, so the coin can change even though the refunded value does not. Refunds otherwise follow the fare rules, and the checkout terms say more. A sent payment cannot be recalled.
The editorial take
- Strongest on
- Fees. Laters.com adds no booking fee or surcharge, so the only extra cost is the network fee your own wallet pays.
- Held back by
- Detail. The accepted coins, networks, payment window and refund method are not confirmed in the facts we hold, and a sent payment cannot be reversed.
- Best for
- Travelers already holding crypto who will check the checkout's coin and network list first.
What else can cost you
- Laters.com surcharge
- Zero. We add no booking fee or surcharge for paying in crypto.
- Network fee
- Paid by your wallet to the network. The amount depends on the wallet and network, and the facts we hold state no figure.
- Expired quote
- The fare is priced in ordinary currency and converted into the coin for a limited window. Send within it. Check the checkout terms for late payments.
- Wrong network or address
- Funds sent to the wrong address or on an unsupported network can be lost, because a sent payment cannot be recalled.
- Refunds
- Refunds follow the fare rules. The checkout terms say how a refund is paid back.
Where Crypto leads
- No booking fee or surcharge from Laters.com for paying this way
- E-ticket issued once the payment confirms
- Pay for any of 650+ airlines, including easyJet and Delta
- Fares can be priced in 34 listed currencies, from USD to KES
Before you apply
- You need a wallet that can send crypto to an external address.
- Identity checks are not stated in the facts we hold. The checkout and the processor's own terms say what applies to you.
- Availability, minimums and maximums can vary by country, so check the checkout before you plan around them.
