Bitcoin ATMs in Connecticut CT
Find 143 Bitcoin ATM locations across 67 cities in Connecticut. Buy and sell Bitcoin with cash at convenient locations throughout the state.
143
ATMs
67
Cities
10
Operators
Cities with Bitcoin ATMs in Connecticut
67 cities
Stamford
7
Middletown
6
Milford
6
Southington
6
Hartford
5
New Haven
5
Danbury
4
Manchester
4
Waterbury
4
West Hartford
4
Enfield
3
Greenwich
3
Hamden
3
Naugatuck
3
New Britain
3
Newington
3
New London
3
North Haven
3
Norwalk
3
Windham
3
Berlin
2
Bethel
2
Bridgeport
2
Bristol
2
East Hartford
2
Fairfield
2
Griswold
2
Groton
2
Meriden
2
Norwich
2
Plainville
2
Torrington
2
Wallingford
2
Watertown
2
Windsor
2
Ansonia
1
Bloomfield
1
Brookfield
1
Coventry
1
Cromwell
1
Derby
1
East Haven
1
East Windsor
1
Ellington
1
Killingly
1
Ledyard
1
Montville
1
New Hartford
1
New Milford
1
North Stonington
1
Old Saybrook
1
Oxford
1
Plainfield
1
Putnam
1
Rocky Hill
1
Seymour
1
Shelton
1
Simsbury
1
Stafford
1
Stratford
1
Suffield
1
Thompson
1
Westbrook
1
West Haven
1
Westport
1
Wethersfield
1
Windsor Locks
1
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Bitcoin ATMs are in Connecticut?
There are 143 Bitcoin ATMs across 67 cities in Connecticut, operated by 10 different providers.
Which cities in Connecticut have the most Bitcoin ATMs?
The Connecticut cities with the most Bitcoin ATMs are: Stamford (7), Middletown (6), Milford (6), Southington (6), Hartford (5).
Which operators run Bitcoin ATMs in Connecticut?
The largest Bitcoin ATM operators in Connecticut are: RockItCoin (35), CoinFlip Bitcoin ATMs (33), Unbank (27), BitcoinX ATM (24), Byte Federal, Inc. (19).
Are Bitcoin ATMs legal in Connecticut?
Yes. Bitcoin ATMs operate legally in Connecticut. Operators must register as money services businesses with FinCEN and follow federal anti-money-laundering rules; state-level licensing requirements vary and continue to change.
What fees do Bitcoin ATMs charge in Connecticut?
Bitcoin ATM fees in Connecticut typically range from 10% to 23% of the transaction, depending on the operator. Several states have moved to cap fees and daily limits — check the individual city and ATM pages for current rates.