Retail & Commercial Banking
Custody, deposits, settlement, and financial access.
The Bitcoin Roundtable brings people from every region and industry into one shared forum. From a table convened in Philadelphia, members discuss ideas, forge practical use cases, and govern the Roundtable together—without hierarchy or geographic restriction.

A builder is anyone advancing Bitcoin adoption through industry practice, code, capital, policy, design, research, or community.
Custody, deposits, settlement, and financial access.
Treasury strategy, investment products, and market structure.
Risk transfer, reserves, underwriting, and resilient protection.
Fast, open, global payment and settlement experiences.
Responsible collateral, credit markets, and capital access.
Property finance, contracts, ownership, and development.
Grid flexibility, energy markets, and stranded-power economics.
Resource production, infrastructure, and verifiable provenance.
Payments, research funding, privacy, and patient agency.
Clear agreements, dispute frameworks, custody, and compliance.
Standards, controls, reporting, and proof-based assurance.
Sound rules, public education, and civic coordination.
Evidence, curricula, technical literacy, and new inquiry.
Traceability, trade finance, and resilient movement of goods.
Everyday commerce, loyalty, and global customer payments.
Protocol, Lightning, L402, AI, security, and useful applications.
Rights, provenance, patronage, and direct creator economics.
Commodity markets, rural finance, traceability, and resilience.
Transparent giving, humanitarian access, and public benefit.
Request a seat anyway. An unlisted field is a reason to widen the conversation, not sit it out.
Philadelphia is where the Roundtable is convened, not a boundary around who belongs. Membership is intentionally reviewed, but it is not limited by geography or an arbitrary number of seats.