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Two panels on the Orange Stage, and more than 450 Bitcoin payments settled behind the counter for BitcoinTaps and other merchants. What BTC2B Group brought to Bitcoin Amsterdam 2026, and what the two days actually proved.
Read moreHow many business owners do you know who want to hold some Bitcoin but never get round to buying it? Put a Bitcoin payment option on your invoices and your stack builds from income instead of from savings you have to set aside.
Read moreLightning Checkout has now processed over 1,000 transactions for Bitcoin Brabant, over Lightning and onchain. More than a number, it is proof of a way of working. Owner Bert has been a partner from day one, and his daily real-world use shaped the products all our customers rely on today.
Read moreIf the company running your Bitcoin wallet went offline tomorrow, could you still move your coins? Spark is one of the few Lightning wallets that can honestly answer yes. But that yes comes with conditions, and a business should understand them before trusting the network with real money.
Read moreYou can refuse Spark and still lose privacy to it. Lightning anonymity is a crowd effect, and every wallet that moves behind Spark's operator thins the crowd for everyone else. Why "then don't use it" misses the argument.
Read moreThere are two kinds of privacy. Data that was never collected, and data someone promises not to share. Spark gives you the second kind. Link a Spark wallet to a public Nostr identity and your payment history becomes something a court can request by name.
Read moreThe "Lightning" wallet on your phone may be routing through Spark, a Bitcoin Layer 2 run by two companies that co-sign, and therefore see, every transfer. Your funds stay safe. Your payment metadata does not. What Spark is, who runs it, and why users were never told.
Read moreWhat does it actually cost you to get paid? Most business owners know their credit card rate. Fewer have done the annual math. At 2.9% on $200K invoiced, that's $5,800 a year - just to receive money already owed to you. Bitcoin fixes the fee problem. But is it right for your business? Three questions to help you decide.
Read moreYou have looked into accepting Bitcoin. Then you hit the wall - which wallet, what about taxes, does it work with your accounting software? Consulting at BTC2B Group exists to give you a straight answer.
Read morepayinbtc.me connects your accounting software directly to your Bitcoin payment provider. 9 accounting platforms, 14 Bitcoin wallets, 126 integration combinations from day one.
Read moreBTC2B Group launches a unified platform bringing together Lightning Checkout, BTC2B Consulting and payinbtc.me under one integrated ecosystem.
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