Bitcoin ATMs in the United States
This hub is the clean indexable layer for U.S. Bitcoin ATM discovery: state pages, city pages, operator research, fee guides, regulations, and recent reporting in one place.
21,632
Known ATMs
5,233
Cities
50
State Pages
Texas
3,086 ATMs make Texas the broadest state-level market in the current build.
Houston, TX
561 city-level ATM locations give Houston the strongest local discovery footprint right now.
CoinFlip
4,118 active locations lead the national operator footprint. 11 states in this hub also have dedicated regulation pages.
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State hubs
Texas
3,086
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Florida
2,375
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California
1,574
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Illinois
1,122
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Michigan
1,009
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Pennsylvania
1,008
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Georgia
978
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North Carolina
753
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Ohio
711
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New Jersey
653
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Maryland
616
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Tennessee
557
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Virginia
543
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Wisconsin
503
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Missouri
452
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Arizona
450
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South Carolina
367
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Colorado
354
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Massachusetts
353
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Minnesota
331
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Kentucky
314
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Nevada
314
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Alabama
283
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Washington
282
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Indiana
238
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Oregon
234
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Utah
207
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Oklahoma
205
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Mississippi
201
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Kansas
189
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Iowa
161
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Louisiana
149
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Arkansas
148
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Connecticut
129
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Delaware
121
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New Mexico
107
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Idaho
89
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West Virginia
68
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Nebraska
66
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Hawaii
64
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New Hampshire
56
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South Dakota
47
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Alaska
46
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Rhode Island
37
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Montana
30
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Wyoming
21
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Washington D.C.
16
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North Dakota
12
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Vermont
2
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Maine
1
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Latest reporting
Apr 14, 2026
Coinhub Signs $675K California Consent Order Citing Elder-Harm
California DFPI fines LSGT Services, LLC dba Coinhub $675,000 plus $105,000 consumer restitution under the Digital Financial Assets Law. Order specifically cites transactions exceeding $10,000 — ten times the $1,000 statutory daily limit — conducted for customers aged 60 and over, alongside fee cap and disclosure violations. This is the third state consent order under Coinhub's NMLS #2344713 in three years, following Connecticut (2023) and Minnesota (May 2025). Coinhub trust rating lowered from A+ to B.
Apr 14, 2026
Cash2Bitcoin Completes Transfer to Coinhub Parent Company LSGT Services
Cash2Bitcoin has transferred operational control from Digital Access, LLC (Ayman Rida) to LSGT Services LLC — the same Las Vegas-based entity that operates Coinhub and "Lowest Fee Bitcoin ATMs" under CEO Logan Short. Digital Access surrendered redundant state licenses in January 2026, and Cash2Bitcoin has recorded zero installs and 196 deinstalls across 17 states since the start of the year — including a 164-machine same-day LSGT withdrawal from Indiana on 2026-03-10.
Apr 7, 2026
Bitcoin Depot Investigation, Part 3: The S-1 Reveals a Self-Dealing Architecture
Part 3 of the Bitcoin Depot investigation. The March 31, 2026 S-1 discloses a 120% CEO pay raise approved by a Compensation Committee that founder Brandon Mintz chaired himself, a related-party kiosk deal with Mintz's personal Lucky Unicorn LLC that has paid the public company $0 in two years, three CEOs in 82 days, and 90.4% voting control retained after every officer resignation. Documented insider extraction now exceeds $90 million.