FAQ
Payments FAQ
The flight operator issues the invoice for a private jet empty leg or a private charter. EmptyJet can accept payment for it by card through Stripe, including Google Pay and Apple Pay when your device supports them, or in cryptocurrency. You may also pay the operator using the instructions on that invoice.
Paying the operator on EmptyJet
Search and booking requests stay free. The flight operator issues the invoice for a private jet empty leg or a private charter. EmptyJet can accept payment for that invoice on checkout — by card through Stripe, or in cryptocurrency. You may also pay the operator using the instructions on the invoice. Use only the payment path shown for that booking.
Questions
Who do I pay for a flight on EmptyJet?
The flight operator issues the invoice.
- EmptyJet can accept payment for that invoice on checkout.
- You may also pay the operator using the instructions on the invoice.
- Use only the payment path shown for that booking — not accounts or addresses from elsewhere.
How can I pay on EmptyJet?
When you pay on EmptyJet, checkout offers card and cryptocurrency.
- Card — processed by Stripe. Depending on your device, Stripe may also show wallets such as Google Pay and Apple Pay.
- Cryptocurrency — Bitcoin (BTC), ether (ETH), plus USDT and USDC on Ethereum and TRON. See Crypto Payments for networks and steps.
The methods on screen are the ones available for that booking. Card details are entered with Stripe.
Can I pay with cryptocurrency on EmptyJet?
Yes. You can pay for a private jet with cryptocurrency — an empty leg or a private charter — once the operator’s invoice is on checkout.
- Open the confirmed offer and choose Crypto.
- Pick the network and the coin; the page shows the amount before you send.
For networks, coins, and what to check before you send, see Crypto Payments.
How do I pay for a first-class suite ticket?
EmptyJet accepts payment for first-class suite tickets.
- Card — through Stripe, including Google Pay and Apple Pay when your device supports them.
- Cryptocurrency — Bitcoin (BTC), ether (ETH), plus USDT and USDC on Ethereum and TRON.