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Bitcoin ATMs

2,256 bitcoin ATMs accept bitcoin on SatSpots, across 24 countries. 60 cities have more than one, so you can plan a trip around them rather than hunting one address at a time.

47 of them (2%) score at least 60 out of 100 on our confidence measure, which weighs how recently the listing was confirmed and how complete its payment details are. Most are in the United States, Canada, Poland and Spain.

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By country

the United States 669 Canada 455 Poland 161 Spain 144 Slovakia 95 Czechia 75 Switzerland 62 Romania 62 Italy 60 Georgia 56 Austria 42 the Netherlands 39 Mexico 34 Bulgaria 30 El Salvador 22 Greece 19 Hungary 18 Australia 17 the Dominican Republic 15 Colombia 14 Panama 14 Croatia 12 Guatemala 11 South Africa 11

Cities with more than one

Tbilisi 40 Calgary 38 Vancouver 37 Edmonton 35 Bratislava 33 Montréal 25 Prague 25 Birmingham 21 Huntsville 20 Vienna 18 Winnipeg 15 Batumi 14 Springfield 14 Toronto 14 Anchorage 13 Budapest 13 Zürich 13 Kraków 12 Phoenix 12 Sofia 12 Burnaby 11 Decatur 11 Barcelona 10 New Westminster 10 Valencia 10 Bucharest 9 Košice 9 Madrid 9 Mobile 9 Poznań 9 Warsaw 9 Brno 8 Florence 8 Honolulu 8 Łódź 8 Montgomery 8 Surrey 8 Tuscaloosa 8 Victoria 8 Wayne 8 Yerevan 8 Ahuachapán 7 Bogotá 7 Mesa 7 Panamá 7 Santo Domingo 7 Sydney 7 Wrocław 7 Bloomington 6 Durban 6 Gdańsk 6 Guntersville 6 Hradec Králové 6 Kuna 6 Lima 6 London 6 Muscle Shoals 6 Nanaimo 6 Ottawa 6 Rome 6

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Good to know

Which bitcoin ATMs accept bitcoin?

SatSpots lists 2,256 in 24 countries. Each one shows its address, how recently it was confirmed, and a confidence score, so you can tell a live listing from a stale one.

Can I pay with Lightning at these bitcoin ATMs?

Sometimes. We only say Lightning is accepted where the underlying data records it, and show "unknown" otherwise rather than guessing. Each listing states what is known.

How current is this list?

The data refreshes automatically from BTC Map and OpenStreetMap contributors, and every listing carries the date it was last confirmed. Nothing is hidden for being unverified; it is labelled instead.