Satlantis has launched a Bitcoin-native events and ticketing platform that embeds Lightning wallets into each event, enabling organisers to issue tickets and accept payments in Bitcoin alongside fiat.
According to an announcement shared with Cointelegraph, the platform operates similarly to traditional services but automatically generates a unique Bitcoin wallet per event to facilitate direct BTC payments and withdrawals.
Satlantis said the integration allows organisers to accept Bitcoin, traditional currency or both through a single dashboard, with fiat transactions processed via Stripe and stablecoin support planned.
The company stated that using the Lightning Network enables lower-cost, cross-border transactions and could reduce ticketing fees in regions where conventional payment rails are limited.
According to marketing data cited by River’s Sam Wouters, Lightning Network transaction volume reached an estimated $1.1 billion across 5.2 million transactions in November, underscoring growing usage of the layer-2 protocol.
Investors in Satlantis include Bitcoin Opportunity Fund and Timechain Capital, reflecting continued venture backing for Bitcoin infrastructure projects.
Crypto integration in ticketing predates many Web3 platforms, with teams such as the Sacramento Kings and Dallas Mavericks accepting Bitcoin for tickets, while bodies like FIFA have experimented with NFT-linked ticket initiatives ahead of major tournaments.
At the time of reporting, Bitcoin price was $64,760.79.