Reap and Collinson Link Crypto Cards to Priority Pass Lounges
Reap and Collinson International have partnered to extend Priority Pass airport lounge access to stablecoin and crypto cardholders worldwide.
A new partnership between Singapore-based fintech firm Reap and Collinson International will bring Priority Pass airport lounge access to customers operating within the stablecoin and cryptocurrency ecosystem, the companies announced Monday. The collaboration marks one of the first formal bridges between digital asset financial products and a mainstream premium travel benefits network.
Eligible cardholders connected to Reap's platform will gain entry to Priority Pass' global network of more than 1,900 airport lounges and travel experiences, a benefit traditionally reserved for holders of conventional bank-issued premium credit cards. The deal signals a broadening effort by established travel rewards operators to court the growing base of consumers who manage spending through crypto-linked cards.
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Reap, which describes itself as a global financial technology company, has positioned the partnership as a landmark step toward legitimizing stablecoin-based financial products as functional alternatives to traditional banking instruments. By aligning with Collinson International — the operator behind Priority Pass — Reap gains access to an internationally recognized loyalty infrastructure without building such a network independently.
The agreement reflects broader momentum in the fintech sector to close the gap between digital asset holdings and real-world spending utility. Airport lounge access has long served as a key value proposition for premium cardholders, and extending that benefit into the crypto space could accelerate adoption of stablecoin-denominated payment cards among frequent travelers.
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