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Accept USDC at your hotel — 0.5% fees, no chargebacks.
International guests pay in dollar-stable USDC on Arbitrum. You settle in about a second for a flat 0.5%, skip FX conversion on foreign cards, and eliminate no-show chargebacks — via an API that runs alongside your existing PMS.
Hotels can accept USDC stablecoin payments through Furlpay for a flat 0.5% — versus 2.9–3.5% on cards — with no foreign-exchange conversion on international guests, ~1-second settlement instead of 2–4 days, and no chargebacks. Stablecoin travel payments are going mainstream: Trip.com, Emirates, and major chains are already moving this way.
Built for the way hotels take payment
0.5%, not 3.5%
Replace card interchange with a flat 0.5%. On $2M/year of bookings that is roughly $60,000 kept instead of paid to card networks.
No FX on foreign guests
USDC is dollar-stable and borderless — no dynamic-currency-conversion markups or declined international cards at checkout.
~1-second settlement
Funds finalize on Arbitrum in about a second, not 2–4 business days, improving cash flow with no rolling reserve.
No chargebacks
On-chain payments are final, so no-show and friendly-fraud chargebacks — and their dispute fees — disappear. You issue refunds deliberately.
Runs beside your PMS
Furlpay is an API and hosted checkout you add alongside your property-management system — no rip-and-replace.
Clean reconciliation
A single USDC ledger with signed, Arbiscan-verifiable receipts per booking makes month-end reconciliation straightforward.
Model your property's savings
You save
$16,800/ year
$1,400 every month
Estimates only. Card cost = selected rate × volume + per-transaction fee × (volume ÷ average ticket); actual card pricing varies by issuer, category and geography. Furlpay is 0.5% plus roughly $0.001–$0.005 of Arbitrum gas per payment (excluded above as negligible). Live quotes: /api/payments/fees/estimate.
Frequently asked questions
How do hotels accept crypto payments?
A hotel adds Furlpay's hosted checkout or API alongside its property-management system. The guest pays in USDC on Arbitrum, the hotel receives a signed receipt, and funds settle in about a second for 0.5% — with no PCI card form and no chargebacks.
Is accepting USDC cheaper than cards for a hotel?
Typically yes. Card interchange runs 2.9–3.5%, plus FX on international guests; Furlpay is a flat 0.5% with no FX markup. A property doing $2M a year in card volume keeps roughly $60,000 by moving eligible payments to USDC.
Do guests need crypto experience to pay?
No. Guests pay from a passkey-secured wallet with no seed phrase, and the checkout guides funding if needed. It behaves more like a card checkout than a typical crypto flow.
Are hotels really adopting stablecoin payments?
The trend is clear in 2026: Trip.com integrated USDT/USDC payments, Emirates announced stablecoin options for premium travelers, and chains including Marriott, Hilton, and Accor are exploring blockchain payments for international guests.
See what your property would save
Request a demo or model your volume in the calculator.
Furlpay is not a bank. Card and savings figures are illustrative estimates and vary by issuer, category, and geography.