Flash is a payment and treasury infrastructure that allows physical merchants, retail chains and franchises to accept Bitcoin payments in-store or online, while also enabling them to gradually build a Bitcoin treasury in a controlled and flexible way.
By accepting Bitcoin from customers or by converting a portion of their revenues on a recurring basis, businesses can gain exposure to Bitcoin without changing their pricing or daily operations.
At the same time, Flash helps merchants reach international customers, open access to new markets and reduce cross-border payment and currency conversion costs, without relying on traditional card networks or costly intermediaries.
Flash integrates seamlessly into existing retail and accounting workflows, ensuring that store staff and finance teams can operate as usual, while the payment and treasury logic is handled automatically in the background.
- Accepting Bitcoin payments (POS & online)
Flash allows businesses to accept Bitcoin payments through a physical Point of Sale for in-store use or an online payment gateway for e-commerce and invoices.
Beyond the payment itself, Flash provides a complete operational framework around Bitcoin acceptance.
Flash supports merchants with:
● Wallet setup and architecture, adapted to the legal and operational structure of the business
● Secure payment reception, without staff complex technical details
● Automated transaction confirmation and settlement, reducing operational errors
● Centralized dashboards and reporting, designed for finance and accounting teams
Customers who already hold Bitcoin can pay:
● by scanning a QR code
● or directly from their mobile wallet
Accepting Bitcoin with Flash allows businesses to:
● reach international customers who prefer paying in Bitcoin
● avoid high cross-border card and currency conversion fees
● receive payments directly, without banks or card networks
● offer a modern payment option without operational risk
Chains and Franchise Networks
For retail chains and franchises, Flash makes Bitcoin acceptance easy to deploy at scale.
A network can:
● roll out multiple Bitcoin POS terminals across locations
● define central payment and settlement rules
● maintain consistent reporting across all stores
This ensures a uniform customer experience while keeping financial control centralized.
- Automated Bitcoin treasury management
Flash allows merchants to define simple, automated treasury rules that help them progressively build a Bitcoin treasury, without changing their commercial activity or daily operations.
Beyond accepting Bitcoin, Flash enables businesses to accumulate Bitcoin over time, either from customer payments or by allocating a small portion of their regular fiat revenues.
Flash enables businesses to:
● retain a defined portion of Bitcoin payments directly as treasury
● automatically convert a portion of each fiat payment into Bitcoin, allowing continuous accumulation
● adjust allocation rules over time, based on strategy and risk appetite
● keep operational cash flow and Bitcoin treasury clearly separated
By applying these rules payment by payment, businesses can build a Bitcoin position gradually and predictably, without market timing or manual intervention.
Progressive Bitcoin treasury strategy
With Flash, businesses can start conservatively and build a Bitcoin treasury over time, without making an upfront commitment. A business can progressively allocate a small portion of each payment to Bitcoin and increase or reduce this allocation as confidence and treasury strategy evolve
This approach allows businesses to accumulate Bitcoin gradually, without impacting pricing, margins or day-to-day cash flow.
Why automating a Bitcoin treasury?
Using Flash to build a Bitcoin treasury allows businesses to:
● accumulate Bitcoin in a controlled and predictable way
● avoid manual conversions and operational errors
● separate operating revenues from long-term treasury assets
● reduce dependence on external platforms for buying and moving Bitcoin
Bitcoin becomes a strategic reserve asset, built over time, rather than an operational burden.
