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 Reap, a Singapore-based global financial technology company, and Collinson International will connect digital asset users to one of travel's most recognized premium benefits: Priority Pass airport lounge access. The collaboration, announced Oct. 5, 2026, gives eligible crypto and stablecoin cardholders entry to more than 1,900 airport lounges and travel experiences within the Priority Pass network.
The deal marks a notable step in the maturation of crypto-linked payment products, which have historically struggled to match the lifestyle perks bundled with traditional premium credit cards. By integrating Collinson's established travel benefits infrastructure, Reap aims to close that gap and make digital asset spending more attractive to frequent travelers who might otherwise favor conventional financial products.
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The partnership is significant for the broader stablecoin ecosystem as well. Stablecoin-funded cards have gained traction as a practical spending vehicle, but adoption has often been constrained by limited rewards and benefits. Access to a globally recognized lounge network addresses one of the more tangible complaints from users who hold digital assets but rely on legacy banking products for travel perks.
Singapore, where Reap is headquartered, has positioned itself as a leading hub for regulated digital asset services in Asia, and the announcement underscores the city-state's role in driving fintech innovation that bridges traditional and decentralized finance. Collinson, the company behind Priority Pass, brings decades of experience managing travel loyalty and benefits programs for financial institutions worldwide, lending credibility to the arrangement.
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