The global count of Bitcoin ATMs has reached a new record in 2025, with more than 38,768 machines installed worldwide. While the United States dominates the market with over 31,500 ATMs—accounting for 81% of global installations—Europe is quickly catching up.
As of May 2025, Europe boasts 1,767 Bitcoin ATMs, marking a steady rise in adoption. Countries like Spain and Poland are at the forefront of this growth, reflecting a surge in demand for crypto services across the continent (Bitget).
This expansion is not just about numbers; modern Bitcoin ATMs now feature advanced security measures, such as biometric authentication and AI-powered fraud detection (Mitrade). Many machines also support a range of cryptocurrencies, bill payments, and remittances, making them versatile tools for financial inclusion.
In the US market alone, the crypto ATM industry is expected to grow from $181.8 million in 2025 to nearly $4 billion by 2033, driven by states like Texas, Florida, and California (IMARC Group).
The broader adoption of Bitcoin ATMs underscores a global trend: physical crypto infrastructure is playing a vital role in bringing digital assets to mainstream financial services—particularly for the unbanked and those seeking easier access to cryptocurrencies.
