Institutional Bitcoin liquidity. Sourced globally. Settled cleanly.
We help companies and institutions buy, hold and manage Bitcoin on the balance sheet, properly. Strategy, sourcing, custody and board approval, designed around your company.

- Bitcoin & MarketsWhat is Bitcoin? A CFO's guide
- Treasury StrategyWhy do companies hold Bitcoin on their balance sheet?
- Treasury StrategyHow do companies buy Bitcoin? A step-by-step guide
- Risk & GovernanceHow to write a Bitcoin treasury policy: a sample outline
- Accounting & TaxASU 2023-08: fair value accounting for Bitcoin explained
- Corporates & institutions only
- Licensed institutions execute and hold the assets
- We never hold client funds
- Board-ready from day one
We design how your company buys, holds and reports Bitcoin.
Licensed institutions carry it out. We make sure it is done properly, from the first board conversation to the final record.
Bitcoin treasury strategy
How much Bitcoin to hold, how to fund it, when to buy, and the policy that governs it.
Sourcing Bitcoin for larger purchases
We source Bitcoin from several licensed institutions, so your company buys at a fair price without moving the market.
Custody design
Who holds the keys, who can approve a transfer, and which licensed custodian fits your company. We never hold client assets.
Board and audit readiness
Board papers, a written treasury policy, and preparation for your auditors under US or IFRS accounting rules.
Book a call
A short conversation about your company, your goals and your timeline.
We design the plan
Strategy, policy, custody and how the purchase will be made, agreed with your finance team.
Licensed institutions carry it out
Regulated institutions execute the purchase and hold the Bitcoin in your company's name.
You get a full record
Every decision and transaction documented for your board and auditors.
The Bitcoin division of Global Digital Treasury.
The Bitcoin World is the Bitcoin division of Global Digital Treasury Limited, a company incorporated in the British Virgin Islands (company no. 2215076). Our sister business, Global Digital Treasury, designs stablecoin settlement for corporates moving money across borders. The Bitcoin World applies the same approach to Bitcoin.
We work with corporates and institutions only. We do not hold client assets, execute trades ourselves, or give personal investment advice. Execution, custody and settlement are carried out by licensed institutions.
Our ambition is to become the world's largest source of institutional Bitcoin liquidity for corporates, built one engagement at a time.
- Listed companiesDisclosure-ready, governed and defensible to shareholders.
- Private companies & groupsA proper structure for putting surplus cash into Bitcoin.
- Family officesStrong custody, multi-party control and succession planning.
- Funds & institutionsClean execution and complete records.
Bitcoin, explained for finance teams.
115 plain-English guides and a 400-term glossary, written for CFOs, treasurers and boards. From how Bitcoin works to accounting, custody and board approval.
Bitcoin Basics
How Bitcoin works, explained for finance teams: keys, transactions, fees, mining and the real risks.
16 articlesTreasury Strategy
Why and how a company holds Bitcoin: allocation, funding, timing and the case for a reserve asset.
17 articlesOTC & Liquidity
How large Bitcoin orders are priced, executed and settled without moving the market.
18 articlesAccounting & Tax
Fair value under ASU 2023-08, IFRS treatment, cost basis, audit readiness and tax principles.
16 articlesCustody
Who holds the keys, how transfers are approved, and how to choose a custodian.
15 articlesRisk & Governance
Treasury policy, board approval, limits, AML and investor communication.
16 articlesBitcoin & Markets
What Bitcoin is, what moves it, and how institutions have adopted it.
17 articlesGlossary
Plain-English definitions of the terms finance teams meet in Bitcoin.
400 termsThinking about Bitcoin for your balance sheet?
Book a short call. We will talk through your company and tell you plainly how we would approach it.