Trusted by leading Bitcoin ATM operators around the world

CoinFlip, a Chicago-based innovative industry leader, was established in 2015 and has since expanded to over 5,200 ATMs globally. GENERAL BYTES has been Coinflip's ATM service provider for years, and we've built a truly strong and trusting relationship since the very beginning.

Read the story of Canada’s largest Bitcoin ATM network, which paved its unique path in bringing cryptocurrencies to the masses. Using GENERAL BYTES products, Localcoin has grown and thrived in the crypto ATM market, with more than 1,300 cryptocurrency terminals.

Unbank was founded in 2014 with a vision to integrate cryptocurrency into everyday life. The operator has grown to a widespread network of nearly 800 machines across 45 states, partnering with major retailers like CVS, Rite Aid, and Winn-Dixie.

Empowering Bitcoin adoption — from a Barcelona Bitcoin store to expansion across the continents. Discover BitBase's unique story of becoming a standout Bitcoin ATM operator, or, as they called themselves — the first Phygital Exchange.

Thanks to the Värdex Bitcoin ATM Network, accessing the crypto has never been easier in Switzerland. Together with GENERAL BYTES the company implemented many unique features, such as the recent support of card acceptors on BATMFour Bitcoin ATMs.

Discover the story of BitcoinMat, a Bitcoin ATM operator that started in 2017 and expanded across Europe. With the support of GENERAL BYTES, they continue to navigate the complex landscape while providing users with easy access to cryptocurrencies.

Case Study · Croatia

A small team, fifteen crypto ATMs, and regulatory compliance as the foundation of sustainable growth. This is the story of how Bitblock d.o.o., operating under the Kriptomat brand, built one of Croatia's largest crypto ATM networks using GENERAL BYTES hardware and software while successfully aligning its business with the requirements of the European Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA).

Case Study · Dominican Republic

In 2011, buying bitcoin from the Dominican Republic meant there was, in practice, no way to do it: no local exchange, no card rails, nothing. Eleven years, one Facebook-page side hustle, and the country's first bitcoin ATM later, BitcoinRD is now the largest crypto ATM network in the Dominican Republic — and has grown from a single machine into a full financial stack running on GENERAL BYTES hardware and software.