Bitcoin ATM

[densuj]

A deal between a traditional ATM manufacturer and a cryptocurrency vending machine firm will make it possible to buy bitcoin at tens of thousands of locations in the United States using a debit card.

Bitcoin ATM firm LibertyX and regular ATM manufacturer Genmega have forged a partnership which will make it possible to purchase bitcoin using a debit card at up to 100,000 locations in the United States. https://www.ccn.com/partnership-could-see-up-to-100000-regular-atms-in-u-s-turned-into-bitcoin-vending-machines/ that's good news for bitcoin's ATM

[Alpha]

ATM could be the manifestation of bitcoin supremacy in crypto world. This is also a proof of bitcoin popularity and success all over the globe.

[Kelvin21]

I have never used bitcoin atm because bitcoin atm is not available in my city. But in my country or another city like Bali there is already some bitcoin atm in that city. Maybe when I go to the city I will try to use bitcoin atm.

[smsohag]

I am not use bitcoin ATM yet. How can i use it? Where can it be found?

[sawadikap758]

There is no bitcoin ATM in my country yet and I have not felt any benefits offered by this bitcoin ATM, I am quite impressed because I just know there is a bitcoin ATM, this is quite remarkable progress in my opinion that usually ATM is only for currency fiat.

[88percent]

I haven't been able to use a Bitcoin ATM as a tool for me to use it as an intermediary in buying and selling Bitcoin. So I just found out that in certain countries I have also used a Bitcoin ATM Card.

[densuj]

Hello guys there is bad news about the bitcoin ATM, One week after Indian cryptocurrency exchange Unocoin announced the launch of its ATM, local police have reportedly seized the machine and arrested two founders of the company, including the CEO. Police say the machine was set up without approvals. Hopefully this Issues will be fixed by the developer of team, so the bitcoin ATM on India can run again.

[densuj]

Coinsource, a Texas-based cryptocurrency ATM operator, has made a lot of headway over the years, with 200 BTC-dispensing ATMs across the U.S. and 40 kiosks in the state of New York. The company applied for the Bitlicense in the summer of 2015, but it and other businesses have been able to operate over the years by using provisional licenses.

The Bitlicense was created in 2015 and has been controversial since the day it was introduced. However, because New York is one of the world’s biggest financial centers, large cryptocurrency companies such as Circle, Coinbase and Bitflyer have already secured approval to offer their services in the state. Coinsource will be the 12th company to be granted the Bitlicense and the first crypto-ATM provider to be permitted to operate legally in the state.

[jonathancool220]

I have never done it but I see a lot of Bitcoin are already used in ATM machines.
Maybe more precisely you can check here: https://coinatmradar.com/

[doranan]

Bitcoin machines are not ATMs in the traditional sense and probably use the wording ATM as a neologism. Bitcoin kiosks are machines which are connected to the Internet, allowing the insertion of cash in exchange for bitcoins given as a paper receipt or by moving money to a public key on the blockchain.

[Ta.Form]

In my country the Bitcoin ATM already exists,even now I have never tried it, because the distance from my home to a Bitcoin ATM is very far and can take a very long time.

[felixesteban]

I have never used bitcoin atm before because there is no bitcoin atm in my country. But I would certainly use it if it existed, and it would also be very useful in in other contries while travelling.

[densuj]

Coinsource, the Texas-based cryptocurrency ATM network, has announced plans to expand into upstate New York, where it will install kiosks in Albany, Syracuse, Buffalo and Rochester. The move comes shortly after the company revealed it had secured a virtual currency license, or Bitlicense, from the New York State Department of Financial Services.

The cryptocurrency ATM network has also announced it has expanded into North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland and Delaware. This bring the total number of jurisdictions that Coinsource operates its Bitcoin Teller Machines (BTMs) in to 23, including North Carolina, Virginia, Delaware, Florida, California, Oklahoma, Nevada, Texas, Louisiana, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Arizona, Georgia, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Colorado, Maryland and the District of Columbia.

[Mut-coin]

I have never used bitcoin atm because there is only 1 bitcoin atm in my country. Besides that, the bitcoin atm is far from where I live. Unfortunately, I don't have the opportunity to trade with this bitcoin atm. Are there other features that can be used with this bitcoin ATM besides making bitcoin purchases and sales?

[aiviaa485]

I have never used it and it is also rare in my country for Bitcoin ATMs.
But maybe a Bitcoin ATM also has an expensive fee if I use it because I arbitrate altcoins always using DOGE.