Bitcoin Depot Expands Footprint to 28 States in the U.S.

• Bitcoin Depot has expanded its BDCheckout program to a new state.
• The program will be available at over 300 locations in the state.
• This is the second expansion in under three months.

Bitcoin Depot has announced the expansion of its BDCheckout program into Georgia, effectively solidifying its footprint across 28 states in the U.S.

The development comes a day after the company announced that its founder and CEO, Brandon Mintz, was honored on Forbes’ 13th annual Under 30 List for the Class of 2024 for establishing the largest crypto kiosk service in the world.

Bitcoin Depot Expands the BDCheckout Program

According to a press release dated December 5, the U.S.-based Bitcoin ATM operator has expanded its BDCheckout program into Georgia through an ongoing partnership with InComm Payments, a leading payments technology firm with access to over 90,000 locations.

Launched in 2022, BDCheckout is an in-app program that allows users to deposit cash into their Bitcoin Depot digital wallets from the convenience of the cash register.

Following the launch in Georgia, the program is now available at 325 locations, thanks to a partnership with multiple convenience stores, including Circle K, Pilot Flying J, and TravelCenters of America.

Georgia’s launch follows the program’s August debut in 400 other locations spread across Iowa and Louisiana.

“This is the second major expansion of BDCheckout in three months, which not only speaks to the continued success of this service in helping customers access and purchase Bitcoin more easily but also demonstrates our sustained operational momentum in bringing Bitcoin accessibility to more states,” Mintz stated.

Users can access BDCheckout by downloading or updating the Bitcoin Depot mobile app, through which they can generate a barcode and conveniently fund their wallet with cash at the register of any included retail location.

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