Take the ticket payment in full, the same week the boat sails.
Harbour and sightseeing tours, dinner and sunset cruises, day sailings sold as a single trip, and private afternoon charters all take money days — sometimes hours — before the boat leaves the dock. Get paid in stablecoins straight to a wallet you control, and a payment from a customer's own wallet cannot be pulled back through a card dispute.
Before you read on: we publish every business type we take and every one we refuse — 28 we take, 10 we refuse.
Check yours in ten secondsA ticket bought hours before a sailing the weather might cancel is the shape a risk model is built to stop.
Tickets are bought days, sometimes hours, before a sailing that depends on the weather
A day cruise is usually booked close to the sailing date by someone visiting the area, and the trip itself can be cancelled or delayed on short notice for weather — a pattern with almost no lead time between payment and the decision on whether the trip runs at all.
Passengers can pay from their own wallet, or by card in countries where a card option is offered — whether a card works depends on where they are and on the card company's own checks. The money reaches your wallet once the payment has fully cleared. If the weather cancels a sailing, any refund is a payment you send from your own wallet, and the consumer law that applies to you decides what the passenger is owed.
A cancelled sailing or a missed departure point becomes a dispute after the visitor has gone home
A sailing is cancelled for weather, or a passenger misses the departure point and disputes the ticket rather than asking for a refund in person — and the disagreement arrives as a card dispute after the visitor has left the area and the money looked settled.
The passenger sends the payment themselves, and Zoyn does not reverse it once it has cleared, so a payment made from a wallet cannot be pulled back through a card dispute. Your own ticketing terms govern cancellations and no-shows, together with the consumer law that applies to you. Zoyn has no refund button: any refund you owe is a payment you send from your own wallet. Someone who paid by card or bank can still raise a dispute under that company's own rules.
A single ticket and a group of eight booked at the dock are two different amounts, decided on the spot
A family buying four seats and a group booking a private charter for the afternoon are different figures, often settled at the dock or over a message the same day the sailing runs.
Each booking is its own fixed-amount payment link, priced and sent by you for that sailing.
One link per sailing, priced by you.
Create the ticket link
Fixed amount, with the sailing time and number of seats as the description. Send it from your website, your dock booth, or a reply on however the visitor reached you.
The passenger pays
Card where available in their country, or from their own wallet.
The money lands in your wallet
Once the payment has fully cleared, in the currency the link was set in.
What a day cruise operator asks first.
A sailing gets cancelled for weather — what happens to the payment?
Nothing happens automatically; any refund is a payment you send from your own wallet once you decide the sailing is off — and the consumer law that applies to you decides what the passenger is owed.
My prices change by sailing time and group size — is that a problem?
No. Each link carries its own amount, set by you when you create it.
Can I put it on my own web address?
Yes — the checkout can run on your own payment address.
A passenger disputes the ticket after the sailing — what happens to the payment?
The passenger sends the payment themselves, and Zoyn does not reverse it once it has cleared, so a payment made from a wallet cannot be pulled back through a card dispute. Your own ticketing terms govern cancellations and no-shows, together with the consumer law that applies to you. Zoyn has no refund button: any refund you owe is a payment you send from your own wallet.
Do you accept my business?
We publish every business type we take and every one we refuse, and every application is checked before it goes live — we don't promise a timeline we can't keep.
Not sure we'd take your business at all? See what we accept and what we don't. Selling multi-night sailings with a deposit now and a balance before departure, rather than a single day ticket? Read the cruise booking page.
Take your next sailing's tickets on Zoyn.
Apply today, and settle each ticket to a wallet only you control once the payment has fully cleared. Every application is reviewed.