AVA (Travala) (AVA): What It Is, Uses and Risks

AVA is the token behind Travala, a travel booking platform, and the AVA Foundation describes it as a loyalty token for web3 reward programs. The project says it aims to build a decentralised, self-sufficient blockchain loyalty ecosystem with AVA at its core. Its stated plan is to let businesses in many industries run loyalty programs on a plug-and-play basis, using AVA for discounts and rewards. The project description says the project launched in 2017. Price and market figures change constantly, and the project's own description should be read as the project's claims rather than independently verified facts.

According to the project description, AVA can be used to pay for travel bookings on Travala, including hotels, homes, flights and activities in more than 230 countries. Paying with AVA is said to bring a discount of up to 3% on the booking price and cashback of up to 2% in AVA. A loyalty tier called the Smart Loyalty Program is described as offering discounts of up to 10% on bookings. Other listed uses include pairing AVA with Travel Tiger NFTs for a Diamond membership, collecting NFT travel stamps through the Open Passport, and voting on how the AVA Community Pool is spent, with voting rights tied to loyalty membership level. Some search snippets also mention payments on partner platforms. These benefits depend on Travala's own rules, which can change.

As of 2026-11-05, the data shows a circulating supply of about 69.9 million AVA, a total supply of about 75.5 million and a maximum supply of 100 million. At the time of writing, the price was about $0.28, giving a market capitalisation of about $19.5 million and a fully diluted valuation of about $21.0 million. The 24-hour trading volume was about $3.8 million, and the token ranked 866th by market capitalisation. The price was down about 15% over seven days and about 14% over one year. Its all-time high was about $6.45 on 2021-04-13, and its all-time low was about $0.0122 on 2019-02-26. One search result says purchased tokens go to a strategic reserve that Travala has committed never to sell. This is a company claim and should be checked against primary sources before relying on it.

The data lists AVA as issued on Ethereum and Solana, and it has no entry for a native chain. Travala announced in 2023 that it would support a token swap on the Ethereum ERC-20 network, so holders should confirm which version of the token their wallet holds. One search snippet describes AVA as operating within the Avalanche ecosystem, which does not match the issuance data here. Because of this conflict, readers should check the current contract addresses on the project's official channels before sending or receiving tokens. The data gives no consensus mechanism for the token, since it is an issued token rather than a native chain asset.

AVA's value depends on Travala's booking business, the uptake of its loyalty programs and the wider crypto market. Its price has fallen sharply from its 2021 peak, and it has a relatively small market capitalisation, so it can move quickly. Some online posts make large return claims, but these are unverified opinions and not forecasts to rely on. Smart contract bugs, bridge or swap errors and wrong-network transfers are all possible. To store AVA, use a wallet that supports the chain your tokens are on, keep your recovery phrase offline and never share it. Check token contract addresses carefully. This page does not offer buy or sell advice.