Providence, Rhode Island has 4 Bitcoin ATMs from 3 operators. CoinFlip leads with 2 locations (50% of listings). 1 location reports 24/7 access; confirm host hours before travelling. Listings span 3 ZIP codes (02909, 02907, 02908).
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Directory page built: November 2026
At a Glance
4Bitcoin ATMs
3Operators
CoinFlipTop Operator (2)
25%Reported 24/7
Before visiting a Bitcoin ATM in Providence
Compare the exact host address and operator, confirm access hours, and check whether the machine supports buying, selling, or both. Read the final quote, including fees and the exchange-rate spread, before confirming a transaction.
4 of 4 listings were seen in a source within the past 30 days. Latest source observation: 2026-11-06. A source observation confirms a listing was reported; it does not verify that a machine is working now.
Hours and features are reported by sources and may change. Report an incorrect listing with the operator, host address, and what you found.
Bitcoin ATM Fees & Limits in Providence, RI
10–23%
Fee cap not verified for Rhode Island
We have not verified a current statutory fee cap for Rhode Island. Check the state regulations guide for current requirements. Industry-wide, fees run 10–23% of the transaction once the exchange-rate spread is counted. Treat this as an industry range, not a measurement of Providence.
Rhode Island transaction limits
New customers$2,000/day
Established customers$5,000/day
Fee capNot specified in cited law
ActiveRhode Island 2025 Chapters 113 and 114
Rhode Island limits new customers to $2,000 per day and existing customers to $5,000. New-customer status lasts 30 days. The law requires fraud-prevention measures and provides different refund rights for new and existing customers.
1 listings in Providence report 24-hour access (25% of this directory). These are source-reported hours, not a live uptime check. Confirm host access with the operator before travelling.
What fees do Bitcoin ATMs charge in Providence?
We have not verified a current statutory fee cap for Rhode Island. Industry-wide fees typically run 10%–23% of the transaction once the exchange-rate spread is included. We have no verified fee reports for Providence yet — if you use an ATM here, reporting the fee helps other readers.
Is there a daily limit on Bitcoin ATM purchases in Providence?
Yes. Rhode Island sets statewide transaction limits: new customers are limited to $2,000/day, and established customers to $5,000/day. Individual operators may impose lower limits of their own.
Can I sell Bitcoin for cash at an ATM in Providence?
None of the 4 listings in Providence is marked as a two-way machine in our source data: 4 do not specify a direction in our source data. Confirm with the operator before you go if you want to sell.
How do I use a Bitcoin ATM in Providence?
To buy Bitcoin at one of the 4 listed ATMs in Providence: (1) pick a location from the list or map above, (2) bring cash and a valid ID, (3) scan your own Bitcoin wallet QR code, (4) insert cash, and (5) review the quoted fee and exchange rate before you confirm. Never send Bitcoin to a wallet address someone else gave you.