Our flagship two-way workhorse
The Lamassu Tejo, named after the Iberian river that flows north of Portugal's Alentejo region and through Lisbon into the Atlantic, is our latest Bitcoin ATM model.
Influenced by the simplicity and elegance of our compact Gaia model, the Tejo is a native two-way machine engineered for the manufacturing capacity and on-demand fulfillment needs of the next generation Bitcoin ATM operators.
Easy for operators to access for maintenance, with options and cash holding capacity necessary for any location. Perhaps most importantly, it was designed to be manufactured by multiple facilities worldwide, whenever needed.
All of our Bitcoin ATMs support Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT (ERC-20 & TRC-20), Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Zcash, Monero, Dash, and Tron. Operators may choose which cryptocurrencies to enable in the administrative backend.
As an operator, you will have complete and exclusive control of your machine through our decentralised backend.
Change the commission or add a fixed fee, adjust your compliance limits on the fly, publish the locations of your machine on CoinATMRadar and choose whether you want to run a full node cryptocurrency wallet or use a hosted one.
We approach compliance in two ways. The first is to strip the complexity and bureaucracy from the user interface. The second is to give the operator all of the tools necessary to power their complete compliance plan, regardless of the jurisdiction. We do this by analyzing the entire process from collection to application of triggers and rules to satisfy the requirements of the local regulators.
Are you looking to offer two-way buy and sell functionality or one-way buy functionality? Do you require a thermal printer for invoices and paper wallets? The Tejo offers several customisation options from which to choose.
As with all Lamassu models the Tejo employs only the highest quality cash machines and components. Many of our components have been battle tested with our unrivaled Bitcoin ATM experience, with machines still running in the wild since 2013.
The Tejo is made of steel by skilled metalworkers in Northern Portugal.
Our user interface is intuitive and snappy. At its core there are three effortless steps, scan crypto address, insert cash, send. Additional steps for choosing alternative currencies or compliance requirements follow our strict standards of flow simplicity.
Selling crypto is ridiculously easy for zero confirmation or Ethereum transactions, and still easy as pie for standard confirmed transactions. The user simply enters their phone number and gets an acknowledgement as soon as funds are ready to withdraw.
Cash collection agencies such as Garda, Loomis and Brinks frequently demand specific auditable locks as a prerequisite for providing their services. We offer the Dormakaba Cencon lock as an upgrade option for the Tejo.
For busier locations that require more note storage, we offer higher capacity cashboxes for both cash machines. The iVizion validator may be upgraded to a 3,000 note cashbox and the F53 dispenser can be upgraded to one or two additional 500 note cassettes. Each dispenser cassette also represents an additional denomination.
1432mm tall
494mm wide
537mm deep
| Weight | 120kgs |
|---|---|
| Body material | 2.5mm steel, powder coated |
| Screen | 15.6” (1920x1080) |
| Operating system | Linux |
| Computer | Aaeon UP board + ssumicro |
| Network connections | Ethernet (3G/4G or Wi-Fi with separate adapter) |
| Bill validator | JCM iVizion - 1,000 notes (3,000 notes optional) |
| Bill dispenser (optional) | Fujitsu F53 - 2 x 500 notes (3 x 500 and 4 x 500 optional) |
| Printer (optional) | Nippon NP-2511D-2 |
| Cameras | 2 x 5MP (front facing, scanning bay) |
| Supported currencies | All (well, 99%) with 1,000-note cashbox / Most major currencies with 3,000-note cashbox |
| Supported languages | Any language |
| Power rating | 150W |
| Voltage | 100 - 240VAC (anywhere in the world) |