The total number of Bitcoin ATMs installed worldwide has climbed to its highest level since December 2022, according to new research from Finbold, based on data compiled from CoinATMRadar.
As of October 2025, there were an estimated 39,586 active Bitcoin ATMs worldwide, marking the strongest total in nearly three years.
While still slightly below the December 2022 peak of 39,989, this figure surpasses every month since, signalling a renewed recovery in crypto infrastructure growth following the 2023–2024 slowdown.
October saw a particularly sharp rebound, with 422 new Bitcoin ATMs installed, up from just 80 in September, representing a 427% month-on-month increase. Year-to-date, total installations have risen 5.2%, from 37,643 at the end of 2024 to 39,586 by late October 2025.
North America continues to dominate the global landscape, accounting for over 83% of all installations worldwide.
The United States alone added 360 new machines in October, bringing its total to 31,037, while Canada installed 44 new ATMs, maintaining one of the world’s highest ATMs-per-capita ratios.
In contrast, Europe saw limited expansion with just eight new installations, while Australia added 33, reflecting steady adoption in Asia-Pacific markets.
“The resurgence in Bitcoin ATM growth demonstrates the improving sentiment and renewed retail interest in crypto infrastructure,” said Jordan Major, author of the research. “Operators appear confident in long-term demand, suggesting the network could surpass 40,000 ATMs globally before the end of 2025.”
Finbold analysts expect steady momentum to continue into early 2026 as ATM operators prepare for increased consumer activity and evolving compliance frameworks in major markets.
