About HyperTrip
Last updated Oct 13, 2026
HyperTrip is an independent online travel service. We search live flight and hotel inventory, draw the route or the property on a map, and let travellers settle the order wallet-to-wallet with cryptocurrency.
What we build
One search form for flights and hotels, a map that shows the real route with its layovers and the neighbourhood a property sits in, and a checkout that settles in crypto instead of card rails.
How an order is fulfilled
Inventory is read-only, so we create the order and quote one exact amount per supported asset. Our operator team issues the ticket or the hotel voucher — normally within one business day of the on-chain confirmation.
Every incoming transfer is checked directly against the blockchain, and repeating the check can never mark an order twice.
Why cryptocurrency
Payments go straight to our own receiving wallets, on-chain, from your wallet. We never hold customer funds in an account and no card data exists to be leaked.
The price you see is the price you pay — our service fee is included in the offer and shown before checkout.
Where we operate
Our coordinate table covers 4030 airports worldwide and groups them by city, so searching New York covers JFK, EWR and LGA in one request.
The storefront speaks twelve languages — English, Korean, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Arabic and Hindi — each on its own URL so search engines serve the right one.
Who we are
A small, remote-first team of travel and payments engineers. Support runs in the same twelve languages over in-app chat, email, X and Discord.
Questions about a booking?
The in-app chat is the fastest route; for anything longer, write to support@hypertrip.online.
Contact channels
Fastest option for an order in progress
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Questions about this page?
Write to us — we answer in twelve languages within one business day.
Open the contact page →10 years of booking travel
From a two-engineer side project to a booking service in twelve languages.
2016Two engineers, one spreadsheet
HyperTrip started as a side project: a flight search that could price a multi-city route without a phone call.
2018The map became the product
Airport coordinates moved in-house, so every itinerary could be drawn as a great-circle route instead of a list of strings.
2021City-level search and flexible legs
Searching a city now covers all of its airports, and multi-city trips are quoted leg by leg with a continuation token.
2023Crypto checkout
Payments moved to a direct on-chain checkout: your wallet to our receiving address, no card data, nothing to leak.
TodayTwelve languages, no tracking
The storefront runs in twelve languages across 278 airports — and still sets no advertising or cross-site cookies.