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Crypto ATM Count Slips for the First Time Since March
Metrics reveal that, for the first time since March, the global count of crypto automated teller machines (ATMs) has contracted. Even with this recent pullback, roughly 1,480 crypto ATMs have still been added since the year began.
403 Crypto ATMs Vanished Since October
According to data compiled by the crypto ATM tracker coinatmradar.com, the global total of digital currency dispensing machines now sits at 39,122.
Since December 2024, that figure has climbed from 37,642 to its current level. 2025 has recorded a 3.93% increase, yet at 39,122 the total still lingers below the all-time high of 39,990 and the long-anticipated 40,000 threshold.
Bitcoin Depot dominates the crypto ATM sector with 9,238 machines, accounting for 23.6% of all units tracked. Coinflip follows with 5,376 ATMs (13.7%), while Athena Bitcoin holds 3,965 machines for just over 10%, coinatmradar.com’s statistics show. Bitstop and Rockitcoin sit in the mid-tier range with 2,693 (6.9%) and 2,534 (6.5%) units, respectively.
Localcoin operates 2,077 ATMs, and Coinhub manages 1,779. Bytefederal hosts 1,297 terminals, with Cash2bitcoin and Unbank rounding out the list at 770 (2%) and 667 (1.7%). The site’s global distribution data makes clear that crypto ATMs are overwhelmingly concentrated in North America, which holds 88.5% of all machines worldwide. The United States alone accounts for a dominant 78.3%, cementing its position as the global center of crypto ATM deployment.
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Canada follows far behind but still represents a meaningful share at 9.3%. Europe collectively contributes 4.8%, fragmented across numerous smaller national markets. Oceania—driven mostly by Australia—adds another 1.3%, while all remaining countries across Asia, South America, and Africa make up only tiny fractions of the global total.
The latest figures paint a sector in motion, with crypto ATMs expanding overall yet showing their first meaningful contraction since March. The industry’s major operating players remain firmly entrenched, and North America continues to dominate the global map. While regulatory scrutiny intensifies and corporate moves hint at shifting priorities, the broader ATM network still reflects a maturing corner of the digital asset economy finding its footing.
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