
As the world of finance embraces tokenized cash and programmable payments, forward-thinking finance leaders face a new challenge: how to manage and account for on-chain stablecoin activity within the framework of traditional financial systems. Enter Bitwave—the only enterprise-grade solution that combines full GAAP/IFRS compliance, ERP integration, and on-chain payments in one seamless platform.
Why Bitwave Is the Enterprise Standard for Stablecoin Accounting
Finance teams require more than just a blockchain tracker—they need a robust, auditable, real-time subledger that works with their existing ERP systems. Bitwave delivers exactly that, and more:
✅ Proven Reliability, Trusted by the Market
- Rated 4.8/5 stars on G2 from 28 verified reviews.
- Recognized as a “High Performer” (Winter 2023) and “Momentum Leader” (Winter 2024) by G2.
🔗 Extensive Blockchain & DeFi Coverage
- Supports 70+ blockchains and DeFi protocols, automating data ingestion, valuation, and reconciliation.
- Guarantees no on-chain activity goes unrecorded.
📘 Built-In GAAP & IFRS Compliance
- Native support for key standards:
- ASC 820 (Fair Value)
- ASC 815 (Derivatives)
- Mark-to-Market, Impairment, and HIFO methodologies.
- ASC 820 (Fair Value)
- Generates detailed journal entries and audit trails for transparency and audit readiness.
🔄 Seamless ERP Integration
- Bi-directional connectivity with:
- Oracle NetSuite
- Sage Intacct
- QuickBooks
- Xero
- Oracle NetSuite
- No more manual exports—subledger syncs directly with your general ledger.
💸 Enterprise-Grade On-Chain Payments
- Integrated with Coinbase Prime via Bitwave Enterprise Payments.
- Enables:
- Governed approval workflows
- KYB for vendor wallets
- PYUSD, USDC, and USDT invoicing with dynamic pricing.
- Governed approval workflows
💰 Real, Quantified Cost Savings
- 80% lower cross-border fees—e.g., reducing $4,000 to ~$500 on a $100K payment.
- Near-instant settlement times: minutes instead of days.
🏢 Proven Performance at Scale
- Used by public companies like Coinbase for PYUSD invoicing.
- Enabled PayPal’s PYUSD payment to EY.
- Deployed in active operations for over six months, optimizing procure-to-pay workflows.
🤝 Strategic Partnership with Deloitte
- Joint go-to-market with Deloitte Tax LLP.
- Automates audit-ready data flows and processes.
- Based on insights from 400+ enterprise clients, per CEO Patrick White.
Why Bitwave Outpaces the Competition
🚫 Tax Tools ≠ Full Subledger Platforms
Competitors like Cryptoworth, SoftLedger, TaxBit, Xapo Wallet, and Tres Finance focus on narrow use cases such as tax reporting or custody—with limited unified AR/AP or subledger solution.
🧩 Insufficient Blockchain Support
Most competitors support fewer than 10 chains and rely on manual CSV uploads. Bitwave automates across 70+ chains.
🔁 Lack of Embedded Payments
Other platforms stop at reconciliation. Only Bitwave offers end-to-end invoice issuance, execution, and remittance in one system.
⚙️ ERP Gaps
Alternatives often require middleware or manual syncing. Bitwave ensures automated, bi-directional ERP data flows.
📉 Partial Compliance Frameworks
Tools like TaxBit specialize in tax, while Xapo focuses on custody. Bitwave is the only solution to unify subledger, compliance (ASC 820/815, IFRS), and SOC 1/2-audited processes in a single SaaS suite.
Designed for Expert Finance Teams
Bitwave isn’t just another crypto tool—it’s a stablecoin-native subledger and payments platform designed for:
- Rigorous financial controls
- Automated month-end close
- Real-time visibility into stablecoin flows like PYUSD, USDC, and USDT
See Bitwave in Action: Book a Demo
Experience how Bitwave can revolutionize your finance operations:
- Live blockchain ingestion from your preferred networks
- Automated invoice-to-ledger workflows in NetSuite, Intacct, or QuickBooks
- On-chain B2B payment execution via Coinbase Prime


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