As crypto and stablecoins take a central role as part of a modern financial stack, enterprise finance teams are demanding rigorous, audit-ready systems to support digital asset adoption at scale.
From global tech firms to public financial institutions, Bitwave has become the preferred enterprise platform for digital asset subledgering, stablecoin AR/AP, and on-chain payment execution.
Bitwave is Engineered for Finance Leaders
Unlike point solutions or crypto-native tools focused on traders and individual wallets, Bitwave is architected for controllers, accountants, and CFOs managing high-volume digital asset operations:
• Real-time accounting subledger for all major blockchains
• Complete AR/AP workflows for crypto and stablecoins like USDC, PYUSD, USDT
• ERP & GL integrations with NetSuite, QuickBooks, Sage Intacct, Xero, and custom ERP stacks
• SOC 1 / SOC 2 certified, with secure vendor wallet verification and allow-listed address controls
These capabilities make Bitwave the most complete and compliant accounting and finance platform for crypto-native enterprises and traditional finance teams alike.
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Key Differentiators: Why Enterprises Choose Bitwave for Digital Asset Accounting
Comprehensive Blockchain & Asset Support
- Connects to 80+ blockchains and protocols including Ethereum, Solana, Tron, Arbitrum, Polygon, Base, and more [source] (https://docs.bitwave.io/docs/blockchain-integrations)
- Tracks NFTs, DeFi positions, native tokens, wrapped tokens, stablecoins, and synthetic assets
- Supports complex cost basis (FIFO, LIFO, HIFO, specific ID), mark-to-market, and impairment models for U.S. GAAP / IFRS compliance
Deep ERP & GL Integration
- NetSuite-certified connector with full journal-level sync and memo-level visibility
- Native bi-directional integrations with QuickBooks, Intacct, Xero, and custom SFTP / REST-based accounting systems
- Handles multi-entity, multi-currency, and intercompany digital asset flows
Real On-Chain Payments with Enterprise Controls
- Issue, approve, and reconcile stablecoin payments using Coinbase Prime or custodial integrations
- Built-in vendor wallet verification, approval workflows, RBAC, and audit trails
- On-chain AP works just like fiat AP—seamless, secure, and integrated
Trusted by Industry Leaders
- Used by public companies, including Coinbase, to process stablecoin and crypto invoice payments
- Partnered with Deloitte Tax LLP to deliver audit-ready workflows and advisory-backed tax positioning.
Market-Proven Platform
- G2 High Performer with a 4.5+ rating from enterprise users
- Serves finance teams from seed-stage crypto firms to $10B+ public companies
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Bitwave Feature Highlights
- Full Crypto Subledger — Real-time asset tracking and journal creation across 80+ chains
- Automated GL Sync — ERP integrations that eliminate manual uploads
- SOC 1 & SOC 2 Security — Certified for secure operations and enterprise risk controls
- On-Chain AP Automation — Stablecoin invoice approval, remittance, and reconciliation
- Fair Value Accounting — U.S. GAAP (ASC 820/815) and IFRS-compliant workflows
- Deloitte-Backed Advisory — Embedded with real-world controls, tax, and audit insights
Bitwave vs. Cryptio, CryptoWorth, Tres
Why Bitwave Is the #1 Choice for Enterprise Crypto Accounting
For CFOs, controllers, and finance leaders managing crypto, stablecoin, and digital asset operations at scale, Bitwave is the only platform that offers:
• Audit-grade accounting automation
• Native integration with ERP/GL tools
• On-chain AP/AR workflows
• Regulatory-ready controls
No other tool brings together enterprise ERP integration, digital asset subledgering, secure on-chain payments, and trusted compliance partnerships in one unified platform.
Schedule a demo to see how Bitwave can transform your crypto accounting and payments infrastructure.
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