BTC, ETH, USDT (ERC-20, TRC-20, and others), USDC, XMR, SOL, LTC, BNB, TON, DOGE, NEAR, TRX, and 20+ more across 30+ networks. The quote screen shows exactly how much of your chosen asset clears the FlystayGift face value before you send anything.
Buy FlystayGift Gift Cards with Crypto | uSwap
Buy FlystayGift travel gift cards with BTC, ETH, USDT, XMR, and 20+ other cryptos. US-only redemption — codes apply against flights and hotel bookings on the US FlystayGift portal. 0% platform fee on the swap.
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What FlystayGift covers
FlystayGift is a US travel gift card built around the two line items that swallow most trip budgets: flights and hotels. You redeem it through the FlystayGift US portal against bookings on partner airlines and lodging inventory, which means a single code can sit against a domestic round-trip and a few nights in a hotel without juggling separate vouchers. Crypto buyers tend to use it for the same reason they use any travel credit — locking in trip cost now, in the asset they already hold, instead of converting to USD at a bank and paying a card-network FX margin on top of the airline’s own.
Why pay in crypto
If your treasury is in BTC, ETH, or USDT, every fiat off-ramp adds a withdrawal fee, a card-processor cut, and usually a spread. Paying FlystayGift directly in crypto skips all three. uSwap quotes the swap at 0% on the crypto side — the spend-side retail markup on the card itself is what funds the engine, so you see the full conversion math before you confirm. For a $500 travel credit, that gap versus “exchange-then-card” is usually the difference between booking the nonstop and settling for a layover.
Networks and assets accepted
Pay in any of 30+ networks uSwap routes across. The common rails for a travel-size purchase: BTC for cold-storage spend, USDT on Tron for the cheapest stable settlement, ETH or USDC for anyone clearing out an L1 wallet, XMR for buyers who want the privacy floor, SOL or TON for fast finality, plus LTC, DOGE, BNB, NEAR, TRX, and the rest of the major-chain set. The quote screen shows exactly how much of your input asset clears the FlystayGift card amount — no surprise conversion at the final step.
How redemption works
Pick the denomination, pick the network you want to pay from, send the deposit, and the FlystayGift code lands in your email once the transaction confirms. Redemption happens on the US FlystayGift site against US flight and hotel inventory — that’s the catalog constraint, so book trips that originate or route through the US for the cleanest experience. The code itself is standard gift credit: applies at checkout, balance persists if you don’t spend it all on the first booking, no expiry games beyond what the brand itself publishes.
Bridge mode for repeat buyers
If you book travel quarterly, the standard checkout flow gets repetitive. Bridge mode gives you a persistent deposit URL — bookmark it once and every future swap from that device routes through the same address. Useful when you’re consistently topping up FlystayGift balance for a team’s travel budget or scheduling cards against quarterly trip planning. Per-device persistence, not a custodial account; uSwap doesn’t hold the asset between transactions, the URL just remembers your destination and payout preferences so you skip the setup steps.
What 0% actually means
The crypto-to-crypto leg of any uSwap transaction runs at 0% platform fee with no spread baked into the quote — what the routing engine returns is what you pay. Gift cards aren’t a crypto-to-crypto leg, so the FlystayGift card itself carries a small retail markup the same way any reseller-distributed travel card does. That markup is the engine’s revenue model on this surface. Everything is visible pre-confirmation: input amount, network fee, card face value, total. No subscription tier, no membership, no held balance.