Founded in 2018, Bitwave was built to bridge the gap between blockchain technology and the traditional finance world. Bitwave automates on-chain accounting workflows, streamlines regulatory compliance, simplifies tax reporting complexity, and enables B2B digital asset payments — all with an audit-ready, enterprise-grade platform.
From Fortune 100 titans to crypto-native projects, Bitwave powers the financial teams responsible for some of the most recognizable Web2 and Web3 brands in the world – including Coinbase, GameStop, OpenSea, The Sandbox, Ripple, Polygon, Copper, Ava Labs, and more.
With Bitwave Enterprise Payments, businesses can effortlessly initiate and execute crypto payments directly from their custodial and non-custodial wallets to vendors in USDC and other cryptocurrencies. Reduce approval complexity, eliminate manual errors, and ensure enterprise-grade access control.
Bitwave tracks every digital asset transaction, including native tokens, ERC20s, and NFTs. It supports a powerful rules engine for matching and includes an easy-to-use interface for manual coding using your chart of accounts. Bitwave syncs this information into your accounting system, offering highly configurable methods to record cost basis and exchange rates. Reduce the risk of errors and experience a new level of time efficiency by quickly generating GAAP/IFRS-compliant financial statements.
Generate capital gains tax and unrealized gain/loss reports for all of your digital assets. Choose the disposal method that best suits your strategy, whether that's FIFO, LIFO, Average Cost, or Specific ID.
The Data Reconciliation Module compares two or more data sets and automatically generates a variance report between the data sources. The reconciliation reporting can be fine-tuned specific to a user's needs by configuring reporting parameters such as variance alerting threshold, reporting frequency, transaction batching, and more, according to the user's desired specifications.
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