Bringing Faster, Smarter, and More Efficient Stablecoin Payments to Businesses Everywhere
Today, at On-Chain B2B Payments Day in Denver, Bitwave CEO and Co-Founder Pat White took the stage to unveil a major milestone in digital asset finance: the Bitwave Payment Network.
This groundbreaking network is designed to connect businesses that want to pay invoices and get paid in stablecoins—fast, cost-effectively, and seamlessly integrated into their existing financial workflows.
And the best part? You can sign up for early access to the network, even if you weren’t at the ETH Denver event!
Introducing the Bitwave Payment Network
Since 2018, Bitwave has been the most-trusted name in enterprise crypto accounting, tax automation, and compliance for hundreds of global finance teams.
Now, we’re solving one of the biggest inefficiencies in business finance: payments.
With the Bitwave Payment Network, businesses can:
- Automate AP & AR reconciliation
- Eliminate slow settlement times with instant payments
- Reduce costs compared to traditional payment rails (like Bill.com)
- Seamlessly integrate with ERPs like NetSuite & QuickBooks
- Onboard vendors with zero cost & zero hassle
With Bitwave, enterprise finance teams can unlock the power of stablecoin payments–without sacrificing their existing compliance or security processes.
Early Access is Now Open—Get on the List
Traditional payment systems weren’t built for modern businesses. They’re slow, expensive, and filled with intermediaries.
The Bitwave Payment Network eliminates these barriers—unlocking a new era of real-time, borderless business payments.
Sign up today for early access and be among the first to experience the future of on-chain B2B payments.
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