Malta Bitcoin Map
Every business in Malta that accepts Bitcoin — verified, mapped, and maintained by the local community. From a coffee in Valletta to a hotel room in Gozo.
View the live mapWhat you can pay for with Bitcoin in Malta
Food & Drink
Cafés, restaurants, and bars across Malta that accept Bitcoin — from Valletta espresso bars to Sliema waterfront dining.
Accommodation
Hotels, guesthouses, and Airbnb hosts that accept Lightning payments. Useful for visitors who want to travel on a Bitcoin standard.
Services
Accountants, lawyers, designers, and IT professionals who invoice in Bitcoin. A growing segment as professionals adopt self-custody.
Retail
Shops and online stores accepting Bitcoin. From electronics to clothing — the selection grows as Lightning adoption spreads.
How to pay with Bitcoin at a Malta merchant
Open a Lightning wallet
Phoenix, Breez, or Wallet of Satoshi are the easiest starting points. Install one before you arrive at the merchant.
Ask or look for the ₿ symbol
Most accepting merchants display the Bitcoin or Lightning logo at the counter. When in doubt, ask — many business owners are Bitcoiners happy to talk about it.
Scan and pay
The merchant shows a QR code (BOLT11 invoice or Lightning address). Scan it, confirm the amount, and you're done in seconds.
Add it to the map
Found a merchant that isn't on BTCMap yet? Add them at btcmap.org. The community maintains the map together.
Powered by BTCMap
The Malta merchant data comes from BTCMap — an open-source, community-maintained global directory of Bitcoin-accepting businesses. Anyone can add a merchant, verify an existing listing, or flag one that has closed. The map is as accurate as the community that maintains it.
Malta's Bitcoin Club has been a consistent contributor to BTCMap — adding new merchants discovered at meetups and helping keep existing listings current.
Ready to spend Bitcoin in Malta?
Browse the live merchant map or join BCM to connect with the people building Malta's Bitcoin economy from the ground up.