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Every APT movement, with the counterparty
Add an Aptos account and Bitwave brings in its APT sends and receives with sender and receiver addresses, so your team can see who was on the other side of each transaction when categorizing.
Network fees booked with the transaction
The fee paid on each Aptos transaction is recorded alongside the transfer it belongs to, so fee expense lands in the right account instead of being lost in a balance difference.
Staking movements kept as transfers
When APT moves into or out of staking, Bitwave records it as a movement between positions rather than a sale, so the balance stays intact and no gain or loss is triggered by staking itself.
How it works
Bitwave tracks Aptos addresses you import, as it does for its other networks. Once you import your Aptos account address, Bitwave pulls the account's history and checks the balance against the network.
Transactions appear in Bitwave with the sender, receiver, and fee already filled in, ready for your team to categorize and include in balance, gain and loss, and journal entry reporting.
The workflow:
- Import your Aptos account address into Bitwave.
- Bitwave brings in APT transfers, network fees, and staking deposits and withdrawals.
- Categorize the activity, one by one or with rules.
- Review balances and carry the results into your reports and general ledger.
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Aptos accounts used for treasury or staking generate transfers, fees, and staking movements that need cost basis and correct fee treatment. Bitwave brings that history into the subledger by address, with the counterparty detail your team needs to categorize it.
For the finance team, APT is handled in the same workflow as every other chain: fees go to the fee account, staking deposits and withdrawals are recorded as transfers, and balances can be checked against the network, so Aptos holdings are reconciled and reported alongside the rest of the portfolio.
Complete. Transparent. Secure.
ERPs
Sync data in real-time and eliminate manual errors. Bitwave seamlessly integrates with your existing back-office software for easier reporting.
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Blockchains
Bitwave supports tokens on the Bitcoin, Ethereum (All ERC-20 tokens + Layer 2), Solana, NEAR, and more. We are constantly adding support for new Blockchains.
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Custodial Wallets
Bitwave currently supports Fireblocks, NYDIG, BitGo, and Anchorage custodial wallets. We are constantly adding support for new Custodial Wallets.
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DeFi Protocols
This is just a sample of the DeFi protocols we support. Click below for the full offering of DeFi integrations currently in place, with more being added each day.
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Exchanges
This is just a sample of the key Exchanges we support. Click below for the larger offering of Exchanges supported, with more being constantly added.
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Multi-Signature Wallets
Bitwave supports a variety of multi-signature wallets, such as Gnosis Safe, Zebec, and Electrum. We are constantly adding support for new Multi-Signature Wallets.
