LibertyX
LibertyX is a U.S. bitcoin platform and retail payment network that lets customers buy and sell bitcoin through an app and participating retail locations.
Last updated September 25, 2026
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Overview
LibertyX is a U.S.-focused bitcoin platform built around an app and a network of retail payment locations. Its website presents the service as a way to trade bitcoin using familiar payment methods, including debit cards and cash, rather than relying on bank transfers or wire payments. Customers use the app to start a transaction, enter a bitcoin wallet address and amount, receive a transaction code, and complete payment at a participating location. The homepage also advertises selling bitcoin for cash at more than 30,000 retail locations and describes bitcoin trading at retail locations nationwide. The company’s stated history of product development begins in 2013, when it says it started innovating in bitcoin accessibility. LibertyX says it launched a cash-to-bitcoin kiosk in Boston in 2014, followed by an over-the-counter bitcoin cashier platform in 2016 that enabled purchases at local-store checkouts. In 2018, it says it developed software enabling traditional cash-dispensing ATMs to sell bitcoin after a software update. LibertyX describes its network as encompassing bitcoin ATMs, cashiers and kiosks, and says it operates across 44 states. Its software is intended for use by ATM manufacturers and operators as well as neighborhood retailers. The company’s public-facing positioning emphasizes convenience and broader access: its “Bitcoin On Every Block” tagline frames local retail and ATM infrastructure as a way to make bitcoin transactions easier to access. The supplied company materials do not identify its founders, headquarters, current parent or owner, or named executives.
History
LibertyX describes its mission as improving access to bitcoin through retail payment infrastructure. Its homepage says the company has been innovating in bitcoin accessibility since 2013. The supplied materials do not state an exact incorporation date or identify its founders, so 2013 is best understood as the beginning of the company’s stated work in the field rather than a separately verified legal founding date. The company identifies a cash-to-bitcoin kiosk launched in Boston in 2014 as an early milestone, describing it as the first U.S. kiosk of its kind. In 2016, LibertyX says it introduced an over-the-counter bitcoin cashier platform, allowing customers to buy bitcoin at local store checkouts. This extended the service model beyond standalone machines into neighborhood retail transactions. In 2018, the company says it developed software that enabled traditional cash-dispensing ATMs to sell bitcoin after a software update. LibertyX describes its technology as serving ATM manufacturers and large ATM operators as well as smaller local retailers. Taken together, the milestones show a strategy of integrating bitcoin transactions into existing consumer-facing retail and ATM infrastructure rather than relying only on a dedicated online trading platform. The company’s current website presents LibertyX as an app-supported retail network for buying and selling bitcoin. Customers initiate transactions in the app and complete payment at a participating location using debit card or cash. The homepage advertises more than 30,000 locations, while the About page characterizes the U.S. network as spanning 44 states. The supplied evidence does not specify the timing of these network figures or provide details on ownership, headquarters, founders, leadership, or financial performance.
Products and positioning
A convenience-oriented bitcoin platform that connects app-based transactions with retail locations, ATMs, cashiers and kiosks.
LibertyX mobile app
The app lets customers create an account, initiate a bitcoin transaction, enter a wallet address and amount, and obtain a transaction code for payment at a retail location.
Retail bitcoin payment network
LibertyX describes a network of retail locations where customers can complete bitcoin transactions using debit card or cash.
ATM, cashier and kiosk technology
The company says its products include technology for bitcoin transactions at ATMs, store checkouts and kiosks.
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