Crypto Payments FAQ

Yes. You can pay for a private jet with cryptocurrency on EmptyJet — a confirmed empty leg or a private charter — and for a first-class suite ticket.

• On a private jet empty leg or a private charter, crypto appears once payment is due — not while a request is still awaiting confirmation.
• A first-class suite ticket can be paid in crypto at ticket checkout.
• You pick the network and the coin; the page shows the amount before you send.

Card remains available on the same checkout if you prefer it.

Three networks are offered today. Each accepts only the assets listed beside it.

Bitcoin

Native bitcoin (BTC) on the Bitcoin network.

Ethereum

Native ether (ETH), plus Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC) as ERC-20 tokens.

TRON (TRC-20)

Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC) as TRC-20 tokens.

USDT on TRON is not the same transfer as USDT on Ethereum. Send only the pair shown on your invoice.

1. Open the confirmed offer checkout and choose Crypto.
2. Select the network first, then the coin. On Ethereum that can be ETH, or USDT / USDC as ERC-20.
3. Send the displayed amount to the address shown for that invoice.
4. Wait on the page until the invoice records the incoming transfer.

Use only the address on your EmptyJet checkout. Concierge chat cannot issue payment details or confirm a transfer.

• Network and coin match the invoice — a token sent on the wrong chain will not credit.
• The amount on screen is the total to send. Checkout includes any crypto processing charge before you confirm.
• Network fees charged by your wallet are separate from the EmptyJet total.

If a network is temporarily unavailable, checkout simply omits it. Choose another listed option or pay by card.