Reap and Collinson Link Crypto Cards to Priority Pass Lounges
Reap and Collinson International have partnered to give stablecoin and crypto cardholders access to Priority Pass' network of over 1,900 airport lounges worldwide.
A new partnership between fintech firm Reap and travel benefits provider Collinson International will extend Priority Pass airport lounge access to digital asset customers for the first time, the companies announced Monday from Singapore. The deal marks a significant step in bridging the gap between the crypto ecosystem and mainstream premium travel perks.
Eligible cardholders using stablecoin and crypto-linked payment products issued through Reap will gain entry to Priority Pass' global network of more than 1,900 airport lounges and curated travel experiences. Priority Pass is among the most widely recognized lounge-access programs in the world, typically associated with traditional bank-issued premium credit cards.
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The collaboration signals growing demand among digital asset users for tangible, everyday benefits tied to their crypto holdings. Fintech companies have increasingly moved to close the lifestyle gap between conventional financial products and crypto-native alternatives, with travel perks representing one of the most sought-after cardholder incentives.
Reap, headquartered in Singapore, operates as a global financial technology company focused on enabling businesses and consumers to spend and manage digital assets in real-world contexts. Collinson International, the operator behind Priority Pass, brings an established infrastructure connecting cardholders to airport experiences across hundreds of countries.
The announcement positions both companies at the intersection of digital finance and premium consumer services at a moment when stablecoin adoption is accelerating globally. Continue reading at All Financial Services & Investing.
