Which cryptocurrencies are accepted
Charter invoices can be settled in Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and major USD stablecoins (USDC, USDT) on mainstream networks. Stablecoins are the most common choice for larger bookings because the invoice amount does not move between quote and settlement.
- —Bitcoin (BTC) — widest support, slower confirmation on peak-fee days
- —Ethereum (ETH) — fast confirmation, gas costs borne by the sender
- —USDC / USDT — price-stable, preferred for six-figure itineraries
Why clients pay for charter in crypto
- —Speed: settlement typically confirms in minutes, so a departure inside 4–6 hours stays achievable after banking hours.
- —Cross-border simplicity: no correspondent banking chain, no FX spread applied twice, no weekend delay.
- —Discretion: transaction detail is not routed through a commercial banking relationship, while full KYC is still completed with us.
- —Treasury efficiency: clients holding digital assets avoid an off-ramp step and its associated fees.
How pricing and volatility are handled
Every charter is quoted in EUR, GBP or USD. When you elect to pay in crypto, the fiat total is converted at the rate captured at the moment the payment link is issued and held for a fixed quotation window. If the transfer confirms inside that window, the fiat amount is settled in full — you carry no exchange exposure. Outside it, a fresh rate is issued.
Refunds and credits follow the same principle: they are calculated against the fiat value of the original booking, not the coin quantity, so a market move after departure does not change what is owed either way.
Compliance and identity checks
Crypto settlement does not remove regulatory obligation. Every booking is subject to the same identity verification, sanctions screening and source-of-funds checks that apply to a wire transfer, and passenger identity documents are still required before a flight brief is issued. Payments are accepted only from wallets you control and can attest to.
Booking step by step
- —Send your route, date, times and passenger count for a quote — returned within 10 minutes, 24/7.
- —Select crypto as the settlement method and choose your currency and network.
- —Receive a payment address with the locked fiat-equivalent amount and the quotation window.
- —Transfer from your own wallet; confirmation is monitored on-chain in real time.
- —Complete passenger identity upload; the flight brief and FBO details follow on confirmation.
FAQ
Frequently asked
Can you really book a private jet with Bitcoin?
Yes. Limitless Sky settles charter invoices in Bitcoin, Ethereum and major USD stablecoins. The flight is quoted in fiat and the crypto amount is fixed at the rate captured when the payment request is issued.
Is paying for a jet in crypto anonymous?
No. Crypto changes the settlement rail, not the compliance requirements. Identity verification, sanctions screening and source-of-funds checks still apply, and passenger ID is required before departure.
What happens if the crypto price moves before my flight?
Nothing. The invoice is denominated in fiat and the conversion is locked for the quotation window, so a market move after your transfer confirms does not change what you owe or what is refunded.
How fast can a crypto-paid charter depart?
Once the transfer confirms on-chain — usually minutes — the booking is treated as settled, so same-day departures remain achievable outside banking hours and over weekends.
How do I get a private jet quote?
Send your route, dates and party size via the Limitless Sky contact form. A confirmed all-inclusive quote is returned within 10 minutes, 24/7.