Global Bitcoin ATM count reaches highest level since December 2022

The number of Bitcoin ATMs installed worldwide has reached its highest level since December 2022, according to the latest data compiled by Finbold Research using figures from CoinATMRadar.

At the end of October 2025, there were an estimated 39,586 active Bitcoin ATMs across the globe, marking the strongest total in nearly three years. While the figure remains slightly below the December 2022 peak of 39,989, it surpasses every month since, signaling a renewed recovery in crypto infrastructure growth after the slowdown of 2023 and early 2024.

Crypto ATM installations surge over 427% month-on-month

Bitcoin ATM installations recorded a significant acceleration in October 2025, with a net gain of 422 new machines, up sharply from just 80 in September, a 427.5% increase month-on-month.

On a year-to-date basis, the total number of Bitcoin ATMs has climbed from 37,643 at the end of 2024 to 39,586 by late October 2025, reflecting a 5.2% expansion in global deployment with 1,943 new ATMs.

North America dominates global distribution

North America continues to account for the overwhelming majority of all crypto ATMs, representing over 83% of global installations. Within the region, the United States added 360 new ATMs in October, bringing its total to 31,037 machines, while Canada installed 44 and now maintains one of the highest ATMs-per-capita ratios globally.

In contrast, Europe’s growth remains subdued, adding just eight new ATMs across EU member states in October, for a total of 1,769. Australia saw a modest increase of 33, reflecting consistent regional adoption in the Asia-Pacific market.

The data illustrates how Bitcoin’s physical infrastructure remains highly concentrated in Western markets, though emerging regions such as Latin America and Southeast Asia continue to add new installations at a gradual pace.

Steady Bitcoin ATM growth is expected to continue into early 2026 as operators prepare for increased retail interest, combined with improving compliance frameworks, could push the global total above 40,000 machines before year-end 2025.