Reap and Collinson Link Crypto Cards to Priority Pass Lounges

Reap, a Singapore-based global financial technology company, and Collinson International have announced a partnership designed to bring premium airport travel benefits to the digital asset ecosystem, the companies said Sunday. The collaboration grants eligible cardholders access to Priority Pass' network of more than 1,900 airport lounges and travel experiences worldwide.

The deal marks a notable crossover between the crypto and travel-rewards industries, historically dominated by traditional banks and legacy card networks. By connecting stablecoin and cryptocurrency users to a widely recognized airport lounge program, the partnership signals growing institutional interest in making digital-asset payment products competitive with conventional premium credit cards.

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Reap operates as a fintech infrastructure provider enabling businesses to issue cards and manage spending using digital assets. Collinson International is the parent company behind Priority Pass, one of the world's largest independent airport lounge and travel experiences programs. Together, the firms aim to close the gap between crypto-native financial products and the tangible lifestyle perks that drive consumer adoption of premium financial services.

The announcement, made from Singapore, reflects the city-state's continued role as a hub for digital asset companies seeking to build regulated, consumer-facing financial products. Terms of the commercial arrangement were not disclosed, but the companies characterized it as a landmark step toward mainstream integration of crypto payments in the travel sector.

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