The
Bitcoin
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Bitcoin
The
Bitcoin
Renaissance of Economy
Renaissance of Economy
Mainnet Hard Fork Coming Soon. Try Bitway on testnet now.
Mainnet Hard Fork Coming Soon. Try Bitway on testnet now.
Mainnet Hard Fork Coming Soon. Try Bitway on testnet now.
backed by:
The L1 blockchain built
for Bitcoin business
From dormant digital gold to flowing economic power, Bitway brings Bitcoin back to life.
The L1 blockchain built
for Bitcoin business
From dormant digital gold to flowing economic power, Bitway brings Bitcoin back to life.
The L1 blockchain built
for Bitcoin business
From dormant digital gold to flowing economic power, Bitway brings Bitcoin back to life.
The L1 blockchain built
for Bitcoin business
From dormant digital gold to flowing economic power, Bitway brings Bitcoin back to life.
01.
Non-custodial Financing
Self-custodial BTC collateral vaults
Instant loan approval and disbursement
Permissionless and transparent
Competitive borrow interest rates
Accessible globally, no credit score required
02.
Gas-free Payment
Zero-gas Bitcoin transactions
Instant settlement, no intermediaries
Supports subscriptions and micropayments
Grow BTC treasuries through everyday transactions
Merchant-friendly integration (API/SDK coming soon)
03.
RWA Access
Compliant RWA gateway
Tokenized trade finance, Treasuries, commodities
Yield in Bitcoin terms
Seamless BTC or fiat redemption
Institutional-grade asset custody
04.
Programmability
EVM and WASM smart contract support
Scalable infrastructure for high-frequency apps
Built-in oracle and cross-chain modules
Comprehensive developer tools and SDKs
Easier access to BTC liquidity
01.
Non-custodial Financing
Self-custodial BTC collateral vaults
Instant loan approval and disbursement
Permissionless and transparent
Competitive borrow interest rates
Accessible globally, no credit score required
02.
Gas-free Payment
Zero-gas Bitcoin transactions
Instant settlement, no intermediaries
Supports subscriptions and micropayments
Grow BTC treasuries through everyday transactions
Merchant-friendly integration (API/SDK coming soon)
03.
RWA Access
Compliant RWA gateway
Tokenized trade finance, Treasuries, commodities
Yield in Bitcoin terms
Seamless BTC or fiat redemption
Institutional-grade asset custody
04.
Programmability
EVM and WASM smart contract support
Scalable infrastructure for high-frequency apps
Built-in oracle and cross-chain modules
Comprehensive developer tools and SDKs
Easier access to BTC liquidity
What sets us
apart
apart
From others
Native. Secure. Fast.
Native. Secure. Fast.
Taproot & Native SegWit address
Bitcoin wallet compatibility
Gas-free Bitcoin payment
Native, non-custodial BTC financing
Fully onchain & Permissionless
Taproot & Native SegWit address
Bitcoin wallet compatibility
Gas-free Bitcoin payment
Native, non-custodial BTC financing
Fully onchain & Permissionless
Taproot & Native SegWit address
Bitcoin wallet compatibility
Gas-free Bitcoin payment
Native, non-custodial BTC financing
Fully onchain & Permissionless
Others
EVM address (0x…)
EVM wallet
High network fees or bad UX
Bridging & Trusted intermediaries
Sign-ups/KYC required
Taproot & Native SegWit address
Bitcoin wallet compatibility
Gas-free Bitcoin payment
Native, non-custodial BTC financing
Fully onchain & Permissionless
What sets us
apart
apart
From others
What sets us
apart
apart
From others
Craft a Magic
Internet Application
Craft a Magic
Internet Application
Bitway Ledger is meticulously designed to empower you to build the next generation of applications for Bitcoin
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with Latest Insights
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Stay informed
with Latest Insights
Dive into our blog for the latest updates and insights about Bitway
Stay informed
with Latest Insights
Dive into our blog for the latest updates and insights about Bitway
Stay informed
with Latest Insights
Dive into our blog for the latest updates and insights about Bitway
Stay informed
with Latest Insights
Dive into our blog for the latest updates and insights about Bitway
Questions? Answered
Answered
What wallets are supported on Bitway?
Bitway is fully Bitcoin-wallet compatible. Users don’t need to connect an EVM wallet or use 0x addresses—they can simply use their existing Bitcoin wallets, including Ledger, OKX Wallet, Unisat, Xverse, Bitget, SafePal, Keplr (Bitcoin), and more.
What wallet address types are supported on Bitway?
A single public key on Bitway can generate three address types: Taproot, Native SegWit, and Bitway Native. Your Taproot and Native SegWit addresses are identical to those on the Bitcoin base layer, so you can use your existing Bitcoin address to send or receive Bitway assets without any changes.
What’s the trust assumption difference between Bitway Lending and BTCT (Bitcoin Token)?
Bitway Lending is a self-custodial, native Bitcoin lending protocol, while BTCT is a wrapped BTC token on Bitway. They serve different purposes and have distinct architectures, though both are cross-chain systems integrated as core modules of the Bitway Ledger, with different trust assumptions: BTCT relies on FROST threshold signatures, while Bitway Lending uses a threshold-based variation of Discreet Log Contracts (DLCs).
How is Bitway Lending different from other DLC-based lending platforms?
Most DLC-based lending solutions are peer-to-peer, where the borrower’s counterparty is a single lender, while Bitway Lending is pool-based, with the borrower’s counterparty being a decentralized signing committee (DCM) that manages liquidated collateral. Key differences include liquidity pooling, where lenders deposit capital into Bitway pools and receive yield-bearing yTokens; decentralized governance, with the protocol being community-governed rather than controlled by a single entity; integrations that allow it to serve as a native BTC borrowing backend for any Bitcoin app or frontend; and affiliate access, enabling users to borrow through partner wallets approved by governance, with affiliates earning revenue share.
How does Bitway enable gas-free BTCT transfers and payments?
Bitway implements gas-free BTCT transfers at the protocol level through a built-in fee sponsorship mechanism. Instead of requiring users to hold the chain’s native token, the network grants a fee allowance for BTCT transfers, enabling transaction fees to be covered by a sponsor account or waived entirely for certain transaction types. This allows users to send BTCT for payments without maintaining a separate gas balance, delivering a seamless, Bitcoin-native experience.
Questions? Answered
Answered
What wallets are supported on Bitway?
Bitway is fully Bitcoin-wallet compatible. Users don’t need to connect an EVM wallet or use 0x addresses—they can simply use their existing Bitcoin wallets, including Ledger, OKX Wallet, Unisat, Xverse, Bitget, SafePal, Keplr (Bitcoin), and more.
What wallet address types are supported on Bitway?
A single public key on Bitway can generate three address types: Taproot, Native SegWit, and Bitway Native. Your Taproot and Native SegWit addresses are identical to those on the Bitcoin base layer, so you can use your existing Bitcoin address to send or receive Bitway assets without any changes.
What’s the trust assumption difference between Bitway Lending and BTCT (Bitcoin Token)?
Bitway Lending is a self-custodial, native Bitcoin lending protocol, while BTCT is a wrapped BTC token on Bitway. They serve different purposes and have distinct architectures, though both are cross-chain systems integrated as core modules of the Bitway Ledger, with different trust assumptions: BTCT relies on FROST threshold signatures, while Bitway Lending uses a threshold-based variation of Discreet Log Contracts (DLCs).
How is Bitway Lending different from other DLC-based lending platforms?
Most DLC-based lending solutions are peer-to-peer, where the borrower’s counterparty is a single lender, while Bitway Lending is pool-based, with the borrower’s counterparty being a decentralized signing committee (DCM) that manages liquidated collateral. Key differences include liquidity pooling, where lenders deposit capital into Bitway pools and receive yield-bearing yTokens; decentralized governance, with the protocol being community-governed rather than controlled by a single entity; integrations that allow it to serve as a native BTC borrowing backend for any Bitcoin app or frontend; and affiliate access, enabling users to borrow through partner wallets approved by governance, with affiliates earning revenue share.
How does Bitway enable gas-free BTCT transfers and payments?
Bitway implements gas-free BTCT transfers at the protocol level through a built-in fee sponsorship mechanism. Instead of requiring users to hold the chain’s native token, the network grants a fee allowance for BTCT transfers, enabling transaction fees to be covered by a sponsor account or waived entirely for certain transaction types. This allows users to send BTCT for payments without maintaining a separate gas balance, delivering a seamless, Bitcoin-native experience.
Questions? Answered
Answered
What wallets are supported on Bitway?
Bitway is fully Bitcoin-wallet compatible. Users don’t need to connect an EVM wallet or use 0x addresses—they can simply use their existing Bitcoin wallets, including Ledger, OKX Wallet, Unisat, Xverse, Bitget, SafePal, Keplr (Bitcoin), and more.
What wallet address types are supported on Bitway?
A single public key on Bitway can generate three address types: Taproot, Native SegWit, and Bitway Native. Your Taproot and Native SegWit addresses are identical to those on the Bitcoin base layer, so you can use your existing Bitcoin address to send or receive Bitway assets without any changes.
What’s the trust assumption difference between Bitway Lending and BTCT (Bitcoin Token)?
Bitway Lending is a self-custodial, native Bitcoin lending protocol, while BTCT is a wrapped BTC token on Bitway. They serve different purposes and have distinct architectures, though both are cross-chain systems integrated as core modules of the Bitway Ledger, with different trust assumptions: BTCT relies on FROST threshold signatures, while Bitway Lending uses a threshold-based variation of Discreet Log Contracts (DLCs).
How is Bitway Lending different from other DLC-based lending platforms?
Most DLC-based lending solutions are peer-to-peer, where the borrower’s counterparty is a single lender, while Bitway Lending is pool-based, with the borrower’s counterparty being a decentralized signing committee (DCM) that manages liquidated collateral. Key differences include liquidity pooling, where lenders deposit capital into Bitway pools and receive yield-bearing yTokens; decentralized governance, with the protocol being community-governed rather than controlled by a single entity; integrations that allow it to serve as a native BTC borrowing backend for any Bitcoin app or frontend; and affiliate access, enabling users to borrow through partner wallets approved by governance, with affiliates earning revenue share.
How does Bitway enable gas-free BTCT transfers and payments?
Bitway implements gas-free BTCT transfers at the protocol level through a built-in fee sponsorship mechanism. Instead of requiring users to hold the chain’s native token, the network grants a fee allowance for BTCT transfers, enabling transaction fees to be covered by a sponsor account or waived entirely for certain transaction types. This allows users to send BTCT for payments without maintaining a separate gas balance, delivering a seamless, Bitcoin-native experience.
Questions? Answered
Answered
What wallets are supported on Bitway?
Bitway is fully Bitcoin-wallet compatible. Users don’t need to connect an EVM wallet or use 0x addresses—they can simply use their existing Bitcoin wallets, including Ledger, OKX Wallet, Unisat, Xverse, Bitget, SafePal, Keplr (Bitcoin), and more.
What wallet address types are supported on Bitway?
A single public key on Bitway can generate three address types: Taproot, Native SegWit, and Bitway Native. Your Taproot and Native SegWit addresses are identical to those on the Bitcoin base layer, so you can use your existing Bitcoin address to send or receive Bitway assets without any changes.
What’s the trust assumption difference between Bitway Lending and BTCT (Bitcoin Token)?
Bitway Lending is a self-custodial, native Bitcoin lending protocol, while BTCT is a wrapped BTC token on Bitway. They serve different purposes and have distinct architectures, though both are cross-chain systems integrated as core modules of the Bitway Ledger, with different trust assumptions: BTCT relies on FROST threshold signatures, while Bitway Lending uses a threshold-based variation of Discreet Log Contracts (DLCs).
How is Bitway Lending different from other DLC-based lending platforms?
Most DLC-based lending solutions are peer-to-peer, where the borrower’s counterparty is a single lender, while Bitway Lending is pool-based, with the borrower’s counterparty being a decentralized signing committee (DCM) that manages liquidated collateral. Key differences include liquidity pooling, where lenders deposit capital into Bitway pools and receive yield-bearing yTokens; decentralized governance, with the protocol being community-governed rather than controlled by a single entity; integrations that allow it to serve as a native BTC borrowing backend for any Bitcoin app or frontend; and affiliate access, enabling users to borrow through partner wallets approved by governance, with affiliates earning revenue share.
How does Bitway enable gas-free BTCT transfers and payments?
Bitway implements gas-free BTCT transfers at the protocol level through a built-in fee sponsorship mechanism. Instead of requiring users to hold the chain’s native token, the network grants a fee allowance for BTCT transfers, enabling transaction fees to be covered by a sponsor account or waived entirely for certain transaction types. This allows users to send BTCT for payments without maintaining a separate gas balance, delivering a seamless, Bitcoin-native experience.
01.
Non-custodial Financing
Self-custodial BTC collateral vaults
Instant loan approval and disbursement
Permissionless and transparent
Competitive borrow interest rates
Accessible globally, no credit score required
02.
Gas-free Payment
Zero-gas Bitcoin transactions
Instant settlement, no intermediaries
Supports subscriptions and micropayments
Grow BTC treasuries through everyday transactions
Merchant-friendly integration (API/SDK coming soon)
03.
RWA Access
Compliant RWA gateway
Tokenized trade finance, Treasuries, commodities
Yield in Bitcoin terms
Seamless BTC or fiat redemption
Institutional-grade asset custody
04.
Programmability
EVM and WASM smart contract support
Scalable infrastructure for high-frequency apps
Built-in oracle and cross-chain modules
Comprehensive developer tools and SDKs
Easier access to BTC liquidity
01.
Non-custodial Financing
Self-custodial BTC collateral vaults
Instant loan approval and disbursement
Permissionless and transparent
Competitive borrow interest rates
Accessible globally, no credit score required
02.
Gas-free Payment
Zero-gas Bitcoin transactions
Instant settlement, no intermediaries
Supports subscriptions and micropayments
Grow BTC treasuries through everyday transactions
Merchant-friendly integration (API/SDK coming soon)
03.
RWA Access
Compliant RWA gateway
Tokenized trade finance, Treasuries, commodities
Yield in Bitcoin terms
Seamless BTC or fiat redemption
Institutional-grade asset custody
04.
Programmability
EVM and WASM smart contract support
Scalable infrastructure for high-frequency apps
Built-in oracle and cross-chain modules
Comprehensive developer tools and SDKs
Easier access to BTC liquidity