Bitcoin ATM Operators Worldwide

Genesis Coin Inc. is a Bitcoin ATM hardware manufacturer and software platform founded in 2013 and headquartered in Miami, Florida, United States. The company develops and operates ATM kiosks that allow customers to buy and sell Bitcoin and select other cryptocurrencies using cash, without requiring a traditional bank account.

The company's flagship machine, the Genesis1, is a two-way ATM supporting fiat-to-crypto and crypto-to-cash transactions. It includes AML/KYC compliance features such as SMS verification, ID card scanning, HD camera capture, and an optional fingerprint scanner. Genesis Coin also produces the Satoshi1, a one-way buy-only terminal. Supported cryptocurrencies include Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Dogecoin. In January 2023, the company was acquired by the founders of Bitstop, a crypto ATM software operator, and subsequently expanded its network by acquiring assets from CoinCloud.

Genesis Coin's software platform processes transactions across more than 12,000 ATM terminals operated by over 75 independent operators in the United States and internationally. The platform serves ATM operators, retail location owners, and end consumers seeking cash-based access to cryptocurrency.

CoinGenie is a Bitcoin ATM operator based in the United States, providing physical cryptocurrency kiosks that allow customers to buy Bitcoin with cash or a debit card. The company operates under the legal entity Aspen Lake LLC DBA CoinGenie and is registered as a Money Service Business (MSB).

CoinGenie deploys its ATMs at retail locations including convenience stores, gas stations, smoke shops, currency exchanges, and pawnshops, primarily across North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, and other states. Customers can buy Bitcoin starting from a minimum of five US dollars, and identity verification is required at registration using a government-issued ID and phone number. The company also offers a no-cost hosting program for merchants who want to place a CoinGenie kiosk on their premises.

CoinGenie maintains compliance with federal anti-money laundering regulations under the Bank Secrecy Act. The network is tracked by third-party Bitcoin ATM directories and the company operates a customer support line for transaction assistance.

General Bytes is a Czech manufacturer of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency ATMs, founded in 2013 and headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic. The company designs and assembles its hardware machines in-house, producing a range of kiosk models that allow customers to buy or sell cryptocurrencies using cash.

Its product line includes the BATMTwo series (unidirectional, cash-to-crypto), the BATMTwoPro (a rugged version with a casino-grade banknote validator), the BATMTwoUltra (bidirectional with recycling technology), the BATMThree (bidirectional with NFC support and a 10-inch display), and the BATMFour (a two-way kiosk with a 23-inch tempered glass touchscreen). The machines support more than 40 cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and several stablecoins. General Bytes has deployed over 18,000 units across more than 120 countries.

Operators manage their ATM fleets through CAS (Crypto Application Server), a browser-based platform that handles transaction management, AML/KYC compliance, fee configuration, and wallet integration. Software updates are released twice a month. The company also supports Lightning Network transactions and NFC wallet compatibility on select models.

Coinme is a United States-based cryptocurrency infrastructure company founded in 2014 and headquartered in Seattle, Washington. The company operates as a licensed money transmitter (NMLS ID 1185542) and offers both a consumer-facing cash-to-crypto network and a business-to-business Crypto-as-a-Service platform for integrating digital asset capabilities into third-party applications.

On the consumer side, Coinme enables individuals to buy and sell cryptocurrency using cash or debit card through thousands of kiosk and retail locations across the United States, including partnerships with Coinstar and MoneyGram. On the business side, the company provides an API-first platform covering fiat on/off-ramps, KYC/AML compliance tooling, payment processing, real-time crypto conversion, custody options, and blockchain monitoring. Clients include neobanks, fintech companies, Web3 wallets, remittance services, and traditional financial institutions.

Notable integrations include Exodus, Trust Wallet, Baanx, Mercuryo, and MoneyGram. The company positions its platform as a modular, compliance-ready solution for businesses seeking to offer digital asset services without building the underlying infrastructure from scratch.

BitBase (Bit Base S.L.) is a Spanish cryptocurrency exchange and Bitcoin ATM operator headquartered in Barcelona, Spain. The company combines physical retail stores with self-service ATM kiosks, allowing customers to buy and sell Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies using cash, card, or bank transfer.

Founded in 2018, BitBase started with a single Bitcoin store in Barcelona and has since expanded to operate over 100 cryptocurrency ATMs and more than 30 physical store locations across Spain. Its ATMs are typically placed inside staffed stores, where employees assist customers and explain the basics of cryptocurrency to newcomers. The company uses KYC and KYT compliance tools to meet regulatory requirements.

BitBase has expanded beyond Spain with operations in Paraguay and plans to enter additional European and Latin American markets. The company operates under the legal entity Bit Base S.L. and is a private company based in Barcelona, Catalonia.

Lamassu Industries AG is a Bitcoin ATM manufacturer headquartered in Lucerne, Switzerland, with hardware production based in northern Portugal. Founded in 2013, the company produced the first commercially deployed Bitcoin ATM and remains one of the longest-operating manufacturers in the cryptocurrency kiosk industry.

Lamassu sells its machines to professional ATM operators worldwide and runs a fully open-source software stack. Operators self-host their own server and wallets, giving them complete control over the hardware and configuration. The company does not take a cut of operator commissions, charging instead a flat fee for software support and updates. Supported cryptocurrencies include Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT (ERC-20 and TRC-20), Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Zcash, Monero, Dash, and Tron.

The current machine lineup includes the Tejo, Gaia, Aveiro, and Grandola models, ranging from entry-level units to high-volume machines with bank-grade cash recyclers. Lamassu also offers its operator software for third-party hardware brands, and the software includes compliance tools covering KYC, sanctions screening, transaction limits, and customer management.

Bitcovault is a United States-based company that manufactures Bitcoin ATMs (also called Bitcoin Teller Machines or BTMs) and develops proprietary software for cryptocurrency transaction operations. The company produces two-way kiosks that allow customers to both buy and sell Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies using cash.

Headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, Bitcovault has operated since 2016 and has placed machines across locations throughout the United States. The company also serves markets in El Salvador, Mexico, Spain, and Australia. In addition to hardware, Bitcovault offers backend monitoring, transaction processing, and AML/KYC compliance software that supports identity verification, OFAC screening, and multiple cryptocurrency exchanges.

The ATM units feature large touchscreens, bill acceptors, bill dispensers, thermal receipt printers, and webcam-based facial recognition with ID matching. The company's software platform is compatible with machines from multiple manufacturers and is accessible across desktop, tablet, and smartphone interfaces.

Bitaccess is a Canadian financial technology company founded in 2013 and headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario. The company develops software infrastructure for fintech businesses, with its core offering centered on Bitcoin ATM (BTM) hardware and software. Its BTM network enables users to deposit cash in exchange for cryptocurrency or convert Bitcoin back to traditional currency at physical kiosk locations.

Beyond ATMs, Bitaccess offers a suite of additional products: a Cash API that allows app developers, exchanges, and digital banks to integrate cryptocurrency-to-cash conversion via the Bitaccess BTM network; a KYC compliance module for blockchain-based customer onboarding; an Enterprise Wallet for high-security, high-velocity Bitcoin transactions; and Catena, a blockchain suite for publishing datasets onto public or private blockchains using smart contracts and hardware security modules.

Bitaccess serves clients ranging from startups to large enterprises across more than 15 countries. The company operates as a privately held corporation under the legal name Bitaccess Inc.