PROOF OF FLIGHT
Scan your
boarding pass.
The barcode on any boarding pass — paper or mobile — is all it takes: name and booking reference never leave this device, only an anonymous fingerprint is sent. Train tickets work too: SNCF e-tickets, Eurostar, Renfe, OUIGO España, Deutsche Bahn, ÖBB, SBB and the European UIC standard. Old passes count too, dig through your drawers: archive scans convert instantly at a reduced rate. Took an Uber? Claim the ride with its receipt screenshot ↓
AIM AT THE BARCODE — BOARDING PASS OR TRAIN TICKET · PDF417, AZTEC OR QR
NO BARCODE IN FRONT OF YOU? IT'S IN YOUR AIRLINE APP, IN APPLE OR GOOGLE WALLET, OR IN THE PDF THE AIRLINE EMAILED YOU. SCREENSHOT IT, THEN “SHOOT THE PASS”. THE BARCODE IS THE PROOF — WITHOUT IT THERE IS NOTHING TO CLAIM.
Point your phone's camera at this code — its scanner opens, already linked. Every pass it reads lands here, end-to-end encrypted. The key never touches the server.
PROOF OF RIDE
Uber — scan receipt of ride
Any ride, anywhere: one kilometre is 20 miles. Screenshot the receipt in the Uber or Bolt app and drop it here.
- Show the whole receipt, date included. The date is what places the ride in time — and without it the ride still counts, in full.
- Only the distance, the date, the provider and your wallet are kept, plus one-way fingerprints that stop the same ride being claimed twice. The image is read once and never stored: no name, no address, no picture kept.
- 5 rides per wallet per rolling 24 hours, Uber and Bolt together. Rides don't use up your flight and train claims.
- 1 km = 20 miles, at full rate. Receipts up to 1 year old count exactly the same as today's.
STEP 1 — THE RECEIPT
In Uber, open the ride and tap Reçu (Receipt): the ride details screen has no distance on it. In Bolt, the trip screen already shows the distance. Either way, screenshot the page that shows kilometres and drop it here.
STEP 2 — YOUR WALLET