Stratos Jets adds crypto payments via BitPay

Stratos Jets, a Florida-based private jet franchise, has partnered with payments provider BitPay to enable cryptocurrency payments.

On Dec. 3, Stratos Jet announced its collaboration with BitPay, a U.S.-based cryptocurrency payments platform, to allow users to pay for private charters using digital assets. The move aligns with increasing adoption of cryptocurrencies and follows significant gains in the market amid growing regulatory clarity.

Even in the U.S., where outgoing SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s anti-crypto stance had slowed adoption, a shift appears imminent as Gensler prepares to step down in January.

Stratos noted in a press release that the addition of crypto payment options expands its services, enabling users to pay for flights with Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). BitPay’s platform will support over 100 cryptocurrencies, providing lower fees and faster transactions for users.

The private jet company will offer up to a 5% discount to customers who pay with BTC, ETH, or other supported cryptocurrencies throughout December 2024.

Joel Thomas, the CEO of Stratos Jets, highlighted the company’s partnerships with luxury air carriers and its robust infrastructure. He stated that integrating cryptocurrency payments enhances its services by providing a secure and seamless payment option for clients seeking innovative solutions.

“By integrating cryptocurrency payments through BitPay we are expanding these benefits to a broader audience, offering a seamless, secure, and advantageous payment option for clients who value luxury and cutting-edge solutions.”

Joel Thomas, President and CEO of Stratos Jets

BitPay will support BTC, ETH, and several other leading cryptocurrencies for Stratos Jets. The integration also allows users to pay with their preferred crypto wallet.

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