Satlantis: Bitcoin-Native Alternative to Luma, Eventbrite and Meetup

Satlantis today announced its evolution into a fully-fledged, Bitcoin-native events platform, positioning itself as a direct alternative to Luma, Eventbrite and Meetup, but architected from the ground up with Bitcoin embedded at the object layer.

Unlike traditional event platforms that bolt on payments through external processors, Satlantis integrates Bitcoin directly into the core architecture of the application. Every:

Comes standard with a built-in Bitcoin wallet. Not an add-on, not as a “checkout”, but as infrastructure.

On Satlantis, when you create an event, a unique Bitcoin lightning wallet is automatically spun up and associated with the event.

This enables organizers to:

No merchant accounts. No banking approvals. No geographic restrictions.
Money moves natively throughout the platform.

This is the core distinction between Satlantis and platforms like Luma or Eventbrite.
Where they rely entirely on fiat processors, Satlantis embeds programmable money directly into the event itself.

With its recent Stripe integration, Satlantis now supports:

This makes Satlantis the only events application globally offering full-spectrum payments inside one unified dashboard.

Organizers can choose Bitcoin-only events, or accept both fiat and bitcoin, depending on their audience.

For Bitcoin communities, this is a powerful onboarding tool. A pre-coiner registers for your event and, instead of explaining Bitcoin, you can instantly send them sats via Lightning inside the app.

Events become both a distribution and educational channel.

The $1.4T global events industry is projected to double by 2030. Yet 80% of the world cannot reliably access fiat rails or payment gateways like Stripe or PayPal. And those who can, often pay 7–12% in ticketing fees.

Bitcoin removes that constraint.

Satlantis brings borderless, low-cost monetization to event organizers anywhere in the world, particularly in regions underserved by traditional payment rails.

For developed markets, Bitcoin payments are dramatically cheaper than incumbent ticketing platforms (up to 80% cheaper).

For emerging markets, it unlocks access entirely - which is why organizations like Mi Primer Bitcoin and The Core Africa have migrated from Luma and begun using it for workshops, conferences and more.

Satlantis provides the complete event stack:

It looks and functions like a modern events platform, most comparable to Luma in UX, but with Bitcoin natively embedded into every layer.

Platforms like Club Orange (formerly Orange Pill App) are a members' community and offer things like chat and event discovery to their members specifically. They also allow event organizers with events on Luma to connect their API key so that Club Orange members can buy the Luma-event tickets for bitcoin.

Satlantis approaches the problem from the opposite direction.

Rather than operating as a members club, Satlantis is a fully functional events platform, purpose-built for ticketing, conference management, meetups and events of any kind.

It is closer to Luma in function, but Bitcoin-native in architecture. So it’s open to anyone, anywhere to run events, join events and pay for tickets in either fiat or Bitcoin.

This is why Satlantis is today powering everything from:

Any organizer, anywhere, can spin up an event and get paid instantly in bitcoin (or fiat).

Satlantis has already demonstrated strong early signals:

Growth to date has been driven organically through Bitcoin conferences, meetups and word-of-mouth.

The Bitcoin ecosystem is inherently event-driven.

Conferences, meetups and local communities are the lifeblood of adoption. Yet until now, no major events platform has been Bitcoin-native.

Satlantis is the first product in the space that embeds Bitcoin into event infrastructure itself, without being another wallet, exchange or payments company.

It makes running a Bitcoin event cheaper, simpler and globally accessible.
Good for Bitcoin. Better with Bitcoin.

Satlantis is available now on iOS, Android and desktop.

Event organizers can create and monetize events in under a minute, from anywhere in the world.

Contact:
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