
Clams
Clams is the first Bitcoin-native, privacy-first accounting system for Bitcoin
Subscription209 impressionslaunches Nov 3
Bitcoin-native accounting system with double-entry books, automated reconciliation and capital-gains reporting.
- for
- Bitcoin businesses, Lightning operators, accountants and developers needing on-chain financial tracking.
- pricing
- paid
Key features
- Double-entry ledger — Records every transaction as balanced debits and credits for audit-ready books.
- Smart transfer matching — Detects internal wallet moves to avoid double-counting.
- Lightning channel accounting — Tracks opens, closes, HTLCs and node profitability.
- Liquid network support — Handles L-BTC and issued assets like USDt on the same ledger.
- Cost-basis methods — Provides FIFO, LIFO and HIFO lot tracking for capital-gains reports.
- Role-based access & SSO — Google, Apple or magic-link sign-in with workspace permissions.
- CLI and Server REST API — One binary offers both local command-line use and self-hosted API.
- Unmetered usage — No fees per wallet, transaction or report; unlimited scaling.
Use cases
- Generate audit-ready tax reports for a Bitcoin-only business.
- Reconcile multisig wallet activity across exchanges and cold storage.
- Track Lightning node profitability and channel costs.
- Provide accountants with separate client workspaces and role-based access.
Clams FAQ
What is a profile?+
A profile is one set of books—one business, person or client—and three are included per license.
Can I host Clams on my own server?+
Yes, the same engine runs via a self-hosted server REST API or locally on your machine.
Do you charge per wallet or transaction?+
No. Licenses are per person and per profile; wallets, transactions and reports are unmetered.
What happens when a license expires?+
Syncing and new reporting stop, but existing data remains readable and exportable.
Is there a money-back guarantee?+
Yes, a two-week full refund is offered on the first purchase.
How can I pay?+
Payments accepted in fiat (card) or Bitcoin (including Lightning).
Summarized by DevHunt from clams.tech · Oct 2, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.



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