Solayer Travel Block chain booking website is online on the Solana ecosystem, supporting USDC payment.

Solayer has launched the Solayer Travel booking platform that allows payments in USDC, featuring discounts of up to 60% at over a million hotels worldwide. (Background: Kraken and Bybit can now buy tokenized stocks; how does this differ from trading with traditional brokers?) (Additional context: Can retail investors in the crypto world now buy SpaceX equity? A look at three major private equity tokenization platforms) Web3 startup Solayer announced the launch of the Solayer Travel booking site on the 17th, integrating blockchain with travel booking into a single interface, aiming to provide discounts of up to 60% at over 1 million hotels worldwide, hoping to disrupt established online travel booking sites (OTAs) like Booking.com and Expedia with price advantages. Solayer Travel is here. 60% off over 1 million hotels worldwide, natively in crypto. pic.twitter.com/KYKX628NaW — Solayer (@solayer_labs) July 17, 2025 Payments can be made using USDC stablecoin. According to the press release, Alea Research compared prices from various OTAs and found that Solayer Travel can save users an average of about 35% on accommodation costs. Another key highlight is the official launch of the Emerald Card, a cryptocurrency Visa card that allows payments in USDC stablecoin and can be used for contactless payments via Apple Pay and Google Pay. Joshua Sum, the product manager at Solayer, stated: "Travel has become the largest expense for Emerald Card holders. The launch of Solayer Travel allows cardholders to travel more within the same budget or upgrade to accommodation experiences that were previously out of reach." However, the author currently cannot find the Solayer Travel website on the official platform, which may still be in preparation. Next steps: flights, eSIMs, and VIP lounges Solayer has publicly shared its next steps: by the end of 2025, it will expand services to include flight bookings, eSIM international data packages, airport VIP lounges, and concierge services, aiming to create an end-to-end travel ecosystem powered by stablecoins. If all goes well, users will be able to complete a combination of "flights + hotels + communication + airport services" on a single platform. However, the regulatory environment remains uncertain. Regulations regarding stablecoins in various countries have yet to be finalized, and KYC regulations, tax reporting, and cross-border payment requirements may affect the pace of expansion. The market's familiarity with new payment models will also take time to build. In other words, whether Solayer Travel can fully deliver on its discount promises will depend on how global policies and user adoption rates evolve. Related reports: Robinhood may enter the L2 space, U.S. stock tokenization welcomes new players. Kraken enters the stock tokenization market; why are exchanges scrambling to occupy this track? BlackRock CEO's full letter to investors: Bitcoin is eating into the dollar's reserve status, tokenization will lead a capital revolution. <Solayer Travel blockchain booking site goes live on the Solana ecosystem, supports USDC payments> This article was first published in BlockTempo, the most influential blockchain news media.