Mark your calendars! February 27th is the day stablecoin innovation takes center stage in Denver, Colorado.
PayPal, Deloitte, NetSuite, and Bitwave are teaming up to bring you On-Chain B2B Payments Day, a full day dedicated to exploring how stablecoins are reshaping business payments as we know them.
This isn’t just another blockchain event at ETHDenver — it’s the event for financial leaders, accountants, auditors, and enterprise executives ready to dive into on-chain payments for businesses. This groundbreaking event promises bold ideas, real-world insights, and next-level networking.
What’s Happening at On-Chain B2B Payments Day?
We’re packing an incredible lineup into this one-day event:
• Morning: Networking Brunch + Panel Discussion
Grab your coffee and get inspired by some of the brightest minds in payment innovation. You’ll hear how stablecoins are creating faster, cheaper, and more efficient ways for businesses to pay—and get paid. (APPLY TO JOIN)
• Afternoon: Collaborative Co-Working
This isn’t your average mid-day lull. We’re transforming the afternoon into a dynamic co-working space where you can connect with peers, brainstorm solutions, and explore how on-chain payments can unlock new possibilities for your organization. Teams from Deloitte and Bitwave will be on-site to help accelerate your payment operations. (APPLY TO JOIN)
• Evening: Happy Hour Celebration
Wrap up the day with drinks, great conversation, and maybe even a new connection or two. It’s the perfect chance to wind down while celebrating the bold ideas shaping the future of finance. (APPLY TO JOIN)
Why Should You Attend?
If you’re serious about on-chain payments for businesses, you can’t miss this.
“With the broader adoption of blockchain networks and digital assets, stablecoins play a critical role. Business transactions take on a whole new dynamic when these ‘programmable’ funds interact with software applications in near real time. But that also introduces unique tax, accounting, and risk considerations.” - Rob Massey, Deloitte Tax LLP Partner, Global Tax Leader – Blockchain & Digital Assets, Rob Massey.
Here’s what’s in store for the day:
- Practical Insights: Learn all about the tax, accounting, and regulatory challenges that come with stablecoin payments—and build a best-in-class financial back office to prepare for them.
- Real-World Use Cases: Discover how leading enterprises are using stablecoins for everything from accounts receivable to accounts payable (and beyond).
- Networking with Leaders: Meet top decision-makers from Fortune 500 companies, financial institutions, and crypto-native organizations exploring on-chain payments.
And here’s the kicker: Take the “Bitwave Vendor Payment Pledge” and join a growing network of businesses that accept stablecoin invoice payments from Bittave customers.
Ready to Join?
Tickets are complimentary (yes, free!) but pre-registration and approval are required. Apply to attend one, two, or all three parts of the event in Denver:
- Networking Brunch + Panel Discussion (APPLY TO JOIN)
- Collaborative Co-Working Space (APPLY TO JOIN)
- Happy Hour Celebration (APPLY TO JOIN)
Spots are limited, so don’t wait!
Want to Get Involved?
Sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses looking to shape the future of finance. This is your chance to align your brand with some of the biggest names in blockchain and payments. Interested? Reach out to Bitwave to learn more: marketing@bitwave.io.
At Bitwave, we believe stablecoins and on-chain payments are the next frontier of enterprise finance. We can’t wait to explore this future with you at On-Chain B2B Payments Day.
See you at ETHDenver 2025! 🚀
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