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trip1 is a hotel booking platform that accepts cryptocurrency, and you can earn Coin7 cashback on a reservation if you start from our shop page first. You compare rooms and reviews and reserve in the usual way, so the real difference only appears at the payment step. Here is how it works and what to keep in mind if you have never paid for a hotel with crypto before.<\/p>\n

What trip1 offers<\/h2>\n

According to the site, trip1 brings together more than three million hotels in over 190 countries. That includes big chains such as Marriott, Hilton and Hyatt as well as smaller boutique places. Featured destinations on the front page include Paris, Tokyo, London, Dubai, Barcelona and Rome, and the site also points to hotels for big sporting events. There are travel guides for popular cities as well, which are worth a quick look if you are still deciding where to go.<\/p>\n

You search by destination and dates, pick a hotel and a room, and go to checkout. Up to that point it feels like any other booking site.<\/p>\n

How paying with crypto works<\/h2>\n

The payment step is where trip1 differs. The site says it accepts more than 120 cryptocurrencies, among them Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDC, BNB and Litecoin, and that payments are processed through CoinGate. You need a crypto wallet to pay. At checkout you choose the currency you want to use, send the payment, and receive the booking confirmation by email once the transaction has been confirmed on the blockchain. The site says this usually takes a couple of minutes.<\/p>\n

A few practical points help here. Send exactly the amount shown and use the network the checkout asks for, because a payment sent on the wrong network can be hard to recover. Keep the transaction ID until you have your confirmation email. Remember that network fees come from your wallet and are not part of the hotel price. If you hold a currency whose value moves a lot, check the amount right before you pay, because the checkout will quote it at that moment.<\/p>\n

Who it suits<\/h2>\n

It suits people who already hold crypto and would like to spend it on a trip, and people who like the idea of paying without a bank card. The site also states that bookings paid in crypto do not require identity verification. If you do not have a wallet and do not plan to get one, a regular hotel site with card payment will be simpler for you.<\/p>\n

Check these things before you book<\/h2>\n

The usual hotel checks apply, and with crypto it is worth being a bit more careful, since a mistake is harder to undo than a card payment you can dispute. Go through this list:<\/p>\n