Reap and Collinson Link Crypto Cards to Priority Pass Lounges
The fintech partnership gives stablecoin and crypto cardholders access to Priority Pass' network of over 1,900 airport lounges worldwide.
Reap, a global financial technology company, and Collinson International have formed a partnership aimed at extending premium airport travel benefits to users within the stablecoin and cryptocurrency ecosystem, the companies announced October 5 from Singapore.
Under the agreement, eligible cardholders using Reap's digital asset products will gain entry to Priority Pass' network of more than 1,900 airport lounges and travel experiences across the globe — a benefit previously associated almost exclusively with traditional premium credit cards issued by major banks.
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The deal represents a notable step in the broader effort by crypto-focused fintech firms to match the lifestyle perks that conventional financial institutions have long used to attract and retain high-value customers. By integrating Collinson's Priority Pass infrastructure, Reap positions its card products as competitive alternatives for frequent travelers who hold or transact in digital assets.
Collinson International operates Priority Pass as one of the world's largest independent airport lounge access programs, with its network spanning hundreds of countries and territories. Partnering with a crypto-native issuer like Reap signals growing institutional appetite for bridging decentralized finance tools with real-world consumer benefits.
The announcement reflects an accelerating trend of stablecoin and crypto payment card providers seeking to build tangible utility around digital asset spending, moving beyond speculation toward everyday financial services. Continue reading at All Financial Services & Investing.
