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The number of cryptocurrency ATMs installed worldwide has surged 17.8% to 38,279 over the past 12 months, approaching its December 2022 peak of 39,541.
Coin ATM Radar's data reveals a positive trend with the addition of 2,564 new ATMs in 2024, contrasting the net loss of 2,861 machines in 2023. This upward trajectory marks a significant recovery from the bear market period of late 2022 to mid-2023, when the total number of ATMs dropped below 33,000.
As a matter of fact, from July 2023 to May 2024, the number of cryptocurrency ATMs increased consistently each month. Although installations dipped by 115 from May to June, the market rebounded in June with a net increase of 377 machines. This recovery highlights renewed confidence and investment in cryptocurrency infrastructure.
Leading the charge are Bitcoin Depot, Coinflip, and Athena Bitcoin, operating 7,543, 5,057, and 2,756 ATMs, respectively. Bitcoin remains the most popular cryptocurrency transacted through these ATMs, followed by Bitcoin Cash, Ethereum, and Litecoin.
The United States dominates the global landscape with more than 82% of cryptocurrency ATMs, totaling 31,916 machines. Canada follows with 3,024 ATMs, and Australia, experiencing a rapid increase in installations, now hosts 1,107 machines, a nearly 17-fold increase over the past two years. Australia's growth is poised to surpass Europe’s 1,584 ATMs, signifying its rising prominence in the crypto ATM market.
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Countries like El Salvador, Spain, Poland, Germany, and Hong Kong also have notable installations, with El Salvador at 215 ATMs. The country’s initiatives, led by President Nayib Bukele, including the establishment of a Bitcoin bank, highlight its commitment to integrating cryptocurrency into its economy.
Moreover, Romania, Georgia, Switzerland, Austria, and New Zealand each have over 100 ATMs, contributing to the global tally. Among the 193 United Nations-recognized countries, 72 host a cryptocurrency ATM, reflecting widespread adoption.
Despite a significant decline between December 2022 and July 2023, when the number of ATMs fell to an 18-month low of 32,764, the market has shown resilience. Notably, cryptocurrency ATM manufacturer BitAccess saw its net installations drop 26% from 9,160 in August 2022 to 6,774 in January 2024. However, the company has since increased its net installations by 1,208, highlighting a broader market recovery.
The expansion of cryptocurrency ATMs worldwide is likely to positively impact cryptocurrency prices by enhancing accessibility and convenience for users. As more individuals gain easy access to buy and sell cryptocurrencies, demand and transaction volumes are expected to increase. This increased ease of use supports the mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies, fostering a more robust and dynamic market ecosystem.
Overall, the resurgence in cryptocurrency ATM installations reflects growing interest and confidence in the digital currency market, paving the way for broader participation and potentially higher prices in the future.




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