Women-led · Bitcoin-only · South Asia

Money that’s hers.
And only hers.

Bitcoinher helps women across South Asia truly understand money, gold, and Bitcoin as a tool for independence and savings, not speculation.

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Trezor Academy · 3-day workshop in Bangalore

Cities reached

350+

Women empowered

11+

Events hosted

Initiatives

Ways to learn, together.

From a daily 21-minute read to hands-on cohorts, luncheons and campus workshops. Pick the doorway that fits you.

Daily · 21 min

Reading Club

Spiritual Money

A daily 21-minute read club. We spend just 21 minutes a day with the book that is enough to stay consistent, and to learn and absorb a little every single day.

3 Weeks

Bitcoin Standard Cohort

start to finish

A guided three-week journey for anyone starting out from the story of money, to Bitcoin itself, to putting it all into action.

Week 1 — The History of Money
Week 2 — Bitcoin
Week 3 — Action

21 cities

Luncheons

over good food

Cute, kitty-party-style workshops on Bitcoin. We swap money stories over good food, and learn to buy, sell and store Bitcoin together.

Mumbai · Bangalore · Hyderabad
Delhi · Jaipur · Kolkata

Coming soon

On campus

Freedom Tech Talks - College Workshops

for students

Bringing money and Bitcoin education to students where they are. Short, hands-on sessions across campuses and cities.

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Shambhavi Soni

Founder, BitcoinHer

Our Story

It was never really about the gold.

I'm a journalism graduate, and I've always believed in the three things journalism taught me: to inform, to educate, to empower. In 2022 I found my way into India's Bitcoin community and found it almost entirely men.

For centuries, women in India haven't had real control over their own money. The one exception has been sitting in plain sight all along: gold, a woman's own Strīdhan. It travels with her, it's hers to keep, and it doesn't ask permission.

BitcoinHer starts with gold, with Strīdhan, with the question of what makes something truly hers. From the history of money we get to Bitcoin: something a woman can hold entirely on her own, without a bank, a husband, or an institution standing between her and what's hers.