Torque Adds Support for Bitcoin Blockchain with Deposits & Withdrawals Now Live

We are pleased to announce that Torque now supports the Bitcoin blockchain, one of the most widely used and requested networks from our business users. This update has been driven directly by feedback from merchants and operators selling on Torque who needed a reliable way to move value in and out of the platform using Bitcoin.

Why Bitcoin support matters

Bitcoin remains the most recognized and widely held digital asset globally. For many businesses, it is not only a store of value but also a primary settlement rail for treasury operations and cross-border transactions.

By adding native support for Bitcoin deposits and withdrawals, we are expanding its role as a more flexible financial operating layer for businesses that rely on BTC in their day-to-day operations.

What’s now possible

With this release, Torque users can now deposit Bitcoin directly into their accounts and withdraw Bitcoin back to external wallets at any time. They can also use Bitcoin alongside existing supported assets within Torque, while managing flows without relying on custodial intermediaries.

This effectively connects Bitcoin liquidity directly into Torque’s operational layer, enabling BTC to function as programmable money in the system.

Built for business use cases

This integration was prioritized because of demand from users running businesses on Torque. As adoption has grown, Bitcoin has consistently emerged as a core asset users already held and actively managed inside their financial stack. Although we provide support for wrapped assets such as Wrapped Bitcoin (wBTC) and Coinbase BTC (cbBTC), they weren’t the answer business owners were looking for. Native Bitcoin was.

Common use cases include:

• Operators dynamically reallocating between Bitcoin and stable assets to manage volatility exposure, balance runway risk, and respond to changing revenue conditions without exiting the Torque environment.
• Global teams settling payouts or contractor payments in BTC, where Bitcoin functions as a neutral settlement layer that avoids banking delays, jurisdictional friction, and fragmented legacy payments.
• Founders and finance operators consolidating multi-source inflows (sales, fees, or protocol revenue) into BTC-denominated balances for unified treasury tracking and simplified cross-border accounting.
• Teams operating in regions with limited banking access who use Bitcoin rails as a baseline financial infrastructure for both inbound revenue and outbound payments.

What this enables going forward

Bitcoin support is a foundational step toward expanding Torque into a more universal operational layer that can support capital movement across multiple assets and user types.

It enables broader multi-asset treasury management where users can coordinate Bitcoin alongside other digital assets within a single operational environment. It also reduces friction for Bitcoin-native businesses onboarding into Torque, allowing them to plug directly into existing workflows without restructuring their treasury stack.

More broadly, it creates a more flexible system for capital movement across digital assets, where liquidity can be deployed, reallocated, and managed with fewer external dependencies or conversion steps.

Availability

Bitcoin deposits and withdrawals are now live and available to eligible Torque users. As always, we’ll continue expanding support based on real demand from the people and businesses building on Torque.

This rollout is part of a broader effort to make Torque increasingly responsive to the assets users already rely on in practice, rather than forcing them into a constrained set of supported rails. Additional enhancements to Bitcoin functionality and deeper integrations across the Torque liquidity stack will follow as usage grows.

Conclusion

Bitcoin is one of the most important liquidity primitives in the global financial system, and bringing it into Torque is a meaningful step toward a more unified, multi-asset financial layer.

As more users operate across BTC and other digital assets, Torque’s role becomes clearer: to provide a single operational environment where capital is not fragmented across platforms, but instead can move freely, be managed dynamically, and function as productive working liquidity.