2025-12-25 13:26:07

Recently, I discovered that a certain overseas travel booking platform has integrated stablecoin payment functionality, which is a good development for Web3 users.

I tried it out, and you need to first set your account to English environment and USD settlement unit; only then will the stablecoin option appear during payment. In the actual process, I saw the stablecoin payment option when booking a hotel in Tokyo, Japan, and an All Nippon Airways (ANA) flight.

Supported currencies include the two mainstream stablecoins USDT and USDC. More interestingly, the transfer channels not only support the established blockchains Ethereum and Solana but also include TON Chain. This means you can flexibly choose the transfer path based on network conditions and fee situations on different chains.

It seems that outbound travel payment methods are gradually aligning with crypto assets, making it easier for users who frequently use stablecoins by eliminating the need for currency exchange.

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MetaLord420

· 4h ago

Wow, finally a platform has woken up, no more messing around with fiat currency --- TON Chain also supports? Now I can save on gas fees --- I have to change account settings to use it again... Can't it just display it directly for me? --- Can I book flights directly with stablecoins? Now that's the future we want --- Both USDT and USDC work? Which one should I choose then? --- Traveling in Tokyo with crypto directly, feels pretty cool --- It's finally here, should have done this earlier

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IfIWereOnChain

· 5h ago

Oh wow, finally a platform that understands us. No more hassle with fiat currency when going abroad. Does TON Chain also support? Now there are too many options, and it's a bit confusing... Compare the gas fees before paying. You have to switch the settings to English to see the stablecoin options, which is a bit of a barrier. Ordinary users have to tinker for a while. It's definitely convenient, but I'm worried they might suddenly drop support later on. These days, you can never be too sure. Wait, is this platform reliable? Has it ever had issues... I want to try it but I'm a bit scared.

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LostBetweenChains

· 5h ago

Wow, TON also supports it? Now I can travel abroad without touching fiat currency at all.

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