Digital Banking

Morphis software standard on General Bytes BATMs

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April 5, 2021

Morphis, a supplier of payment systems and currency supply chain management software founded in 1999 has partnered with General Byte, a bitcoin, blockchain and cryptocurrency ATM manufacturer, to allow Bitcoin ATM operators to rely on a single platform.

BATM operators in the U.S. have been using Morphis software to control their transaction deposits, CIT pickup management, and cash vault depositions with full visibility via dashboard reporting. With the partnership, they may now use the Morphis integration that feeds into the Morphis Crypto Kiosk Manager solution, rather than building their own server/platform to track all transaction data, according to a press release.

"Morphis is continually developing solutions to help businesses track and manage their cash and General Bytes is creating next generation Bitcoin ATMs with easy access for operators, Alif Rahman, president , CTO of Morphis said in the release. "The collaboration is timely as BATM operators are placing their machines in more locations each day."

By utilizing proprietary technology, Morphis provides on-demand analytics and fulfillment logistics, and the company's software suite includes a customer relationship management platform; applications for cash forecasting, logistics optimization, and financial reporting; and tools for managing assets, vendors, contracts, and service tickets. Customers have a choice of on-site licensing or SaaS licensing for larger clients and web-based applications for small businesses.