Find a flight, pay from your wallet. No account to create, no email to hand over — one signature books the seat and the receipt lives on the chain.
Four things a regular flight search does not do.
Book with Bitcoin Cash. The provider is paid in BCH; the exchange happens under the hood, but you never hand a card number to anyone. Refunds go back to the same wallet.
Sign in with your wallet. Your itineraries are yours to keep, encrypted with a passphrase you set in your browser. No fly.x database of who's flying where.
Every booking hash is written to Bitcoin Cash as an OP_RETURN. If the airline
and fly.x both vanished tomorrow, the seat you paid for is still provably yours.
fly.x is a BCNR name — an on-chain certificate you can look up without asking
DNS or ICANN. Any BCNR resolver reaches this page directly; the gateway is a fallback.
Three steps to book a seat.
One tap. No email needed — your wallet address is the identifier.
Fly.X is a sibling under Silent Mode's .x umbrella. Each project is its own on-chain certificate; each site is reachable through any BCNR resolver.
Names on Bitcoin Cash — where fly.x was minted. Register a name, edit records,
mint a TLD.
The browser that speaks BCNR natively. Type fly.x in the address bar; it just
resolves.
The forge. Fly.X's source and container image live here — open source, self-hostable, no middleman.
Flight search on Bitcoin Cash. This site.