Utilizing readily accessible 2-arylbenzyl methyl ethers as precursors, an unprecedented three reactions in one-pot protocol for the synthesis of benzo[c]coumarins over heterogeneous visible-light photoredox catalysis with graphitic carbon nitride (g-C 3 N 4 ) has been developed. Also, a possible reaction mechanism has been explored. Upon irradiation, g-C 3 N 4 converts molecular oxygen into superoxide radical anion, which facilitates the benzylic oxidation of 2arylbenzyl methyl ethers into methyl [1,1'-biaryl]-2-carboxylate. The required benzo[c]coumarins are then produced through the hydrolysis and dehydrogenative lactonization of methyl [1,1'-biaryl]-2-carboxylate. The main attributes of this transformation include mildness, convenience in catalyst recovery and reuse, compatibility with lithium persulfate produced from the spent lithium-ion batteries, works in aqueous medium, and is a multiple CÀ H functionalization processes happen via three reactions (oxidation, hydrolysis and dehydrogenative lactonization) in one-pot at ambient conditions.