I recently came across a detailed case study on Bitcoin payments in enterprise applications and thought it was worth sharing.

The BTC Inc team used the open-source payment system BTCPay Server to handle various real-world business payment scenarios over the course of a year. It’s not just theoretical. What exactly did they involve?

First, registration and payment for large conferences—participants pay directly with BTC, and transactions are confirmed in seconds. Next, employee salary payments—monthly bulk transfers on-chain to replace traditional bank channels. Plus daily corporate fund management and circulation. All of these ran for an entire year.

The most interesting part is that the system also has an automatic coin stacking logic—some income is automatically transferred to cold wallets, serving as passive asset allocation. From payment tools to asset management—a closed loop.

After seeing these application scenarios, my understanding of Bitcoin payment usability has truly been refreshed. I used to think it was mainly a store of value, but in fact, it can also support enterprise-level transaction volumes as a settlement method. Of course, there are still issues to address like stability, exchange rate fluctuations, and regulation, but from a technical feasibility and practical application perspective, this system is no longer just a concept.

Has anyone used similar on-chain payment solutions? Share your experiences.