Independent ATM supplier Genmega implements bitcoin debit purchases

LibertyX and Genmega today announced the launch of America’s first debit Bitcoin ATM. Consumers will be able to use their debit card to purchase Bitcoin at up to 100,000 ATMs in the U.S.

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Through this partnership, any Genmega ATM can enable the LibertyX capability and start selling Bitcoin to consumers via a simple update process.

Chris Yim, Co-Founder & CEO at LibertyX, said, “We has been working tirelessly to make it easier to buy cryptocurrencies for the last five years and now are bringing simplicity, convenience and trust to the cryptocurrency purchasing experience through the timeless ATM.”

This breakthrough benefits both consumers, ATM operators and merchants. Consumers and those new to Bitcoin, will appreciate the familiarity of the ATM to help lower the learning curve when trying out new cryptocurrency technology. Additionally, cryptocurrency enthusiasts, will now be able to purchase Bitcoin from their neighborhood ATM instantly. The buying process is very similar to withdrawing cash from an ATM, except instead of cash being dispensed, the customer will receive Bitcoin.

For merchants and ATM operators, LibertyX is a revenue-generating product that can be enabled without any upfront cost or new hardware. “ATM operators are always looking for ways to grow volume and transactions,” Wes Dunn, senior vice president of sales at Genmega, said. “We are excited to work with LibertyX on this new initiative that will drive additional foot-traffic to merchant locations and provide added revenue to our operators ‒ ensuring they stay ahead of the market and bring added value to consumers.”

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