Bitwave brings accounting, payments, reporting, and compliance tools together for enterprises and regulated institutions working with digital assets. Its onchain accounting subledger automates reconciliation, crypto accounting, tax, reporting, and ERP integration. For payments, it supports stablecoin invoicing, approvals, accounts payable and receivable, and payment operations within existing finance workflows. Bitwave says it can generate GAAP- and IFRS-compliant financial reports across subsidiaries and currencies. Named ERP integrations include QuickBooks, Oracle NetSuite, Sage Intacct, and Xero; its documentation also lists blockchain integrations such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Canton, Base, Avalanche, and Polygon. An API provides endpoints for transactions, integrations, contacts, wallets, and blockchain data, with access managed through credentials. Bitwave states it is SOC 1 Type II and SOC 2 Type II compliant and undergoes annual EY audits; reports are available on request. It does not hold digital assets, provide wallets, or access customers’ private wallet keys. The product is available on web and through an API. Pricing is on request.
Who it is for
Bitwave suits enterprises and regulated institutions that need digital-asset accounting, payment operations, reporting, and compliance tools. Its configurations include options for subsidiary support and custom database integrations.
What is good
- Automates reconciliation, crypto accounting, tax, and reporting.
- Supports stablecoin invoicing and accounts payable and receivable.
- Lists integrations with major ERP systems and blockchains.
- Offers API access to transaction and blockchain data.
- Includes support and personalized onboarding across configurations.
What to know first
- Pricing is available only on request.
- Startups configuration has no subsidiary support.
- Only Institutions includes custom database integrations.
- Does not hold assets or provide digital wallets.
Verdict
Bitwave combines accounting and payment workflows with reporting and compliance capabilities for digital-asset operations. Pricing and configuration details require a request, and the platform does not provide custody or wallets.
Get started with Bitwave
- Visit https://www.bitwave.io/.
- Review the Startups, Enterprises, and Institutions configurations.
- Contact Bitwave for pricing.
- Use the web platform or API; API access is managed with credentials.
- Use personalized onboarding guidance, which is included across the configurations.
Limits to know first
Startups does not include subsidiary support or custom database integrations. Enterprises includes subsidiary support but not custom database integrations; Institutions includes both.
Questions about Bitwave
How much does Bitwave cost?
Pricing is available on request.
Is there a free plan?
No free plan is listed in the supplied facts.
Which platforms does Bitwave support?
Bitwave is available through web and API.
Which configuration supports custom database integrations?
Institutions includes custom database integrations. Startups and Enterprises do not.
Does Bitwave hold digital assets or provide wallets?
No. Bitwave says it does not hold assets, offer digital wallets, or access customers’ private wallet keys.
What support is included?
All three configurations include customer support, Bitwave Certification, Bitwave University, and personalized onboarding guidance.
Bitwave plans and pricing
All plansCompared on crypto accounting software
- Wallet imports
- Yes
- Exchange imports
- Yes
- Tax-lot tracking
- Yes
- Accounting exports
- Yes
- Multi-entity support
- No
