Starting a Bitcoin ATM Business
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency have seen a lot of changes over the years, but the Bitcoin ATM industry has remained mostly the same.
This is because this solution is not only still relevant, but more so than ever, Bitcoin ATMs are more decentralised than online exchanges and do not have custody of user's funds.
Why should I start a Bitcoin ATM Business?
You can think of the Bitcoin ATM model as micro-exchanges or automated OTC (over-the-counter) kiosks. The barriers to entry are considerably lower than either and depending on where you want to launch, the regulatory regime could be simpler.
Bitcoin ATMs generate a recurring source of income through a stream of regular customers, while providing the easiest onramp for first-time cryptocurrency buyers. Crypto miners may also consider ATMs as direct way to convert their mined coins to fiat to pay for their operations.
Traditional ATM operators will find a familiar opportunity, but with more upside. An exciting new market that is far from saturation.
Is it profitable?
The average monthly transaction volume for one-way machines is $25,000, with the typical commission at around 10% - 15%. For an operator’s first machine, the usual ROI has been between 6-9 months. With our more affordable ATMs model, the time to ROI can be much reduced.
Once you have the basics down and your business in place, operating a fleet of machines makes much more sense than operating one.
Are your machines Bitcoin-only ATMs or cryptocurrency ATMs?
Our Bitcoin ATMs support several cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin. You may configure our machines to offer buying and selling of Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Zcash, Monero, and Dash.
How do I find a location for my Bitcoin ATM?
Train stations, convenience stores, shops in trendy neighborhoods – the type of location is less important than being easily accessible for return customers to get in and out of. Imagine where you'd want to go in your city if you wanted it to be the easiest to reach several times a month.
What maintenance do Bitcoin ATMs require?
Regular visits to the machine will be needed to collect cash, restock cash-out cassettes, cleaning the bill paths, and ensuring a consistent internet connection. You’ll need to keep your crypto wallets and exchange accounts topped up as well or with little charge Belleville Investment Partners Ltd can do for you
What challenges could I run into?
Unfulfilled compliance obligations in your jurisdiction may halt your operation. Before deploying a Bitcoin ATM, understand what regulations exist in your jurisdiction. Finding bitcoin-friendly banking has also posed a challenge for some, and it helps to have an already well-established banking relationship.
And of course, locations. Once up and running, the locations of your machines will be key to your success. Our backend Admin will help you compare your machine locations and see which work best for you, and which need new locations.
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Genesis1 (2-way)
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Rock solid 2-way model
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High-capacity cash dispenser
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Best-in-class bill validator
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Dedicated barcode scanner
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Dedicated thermal printer
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EMV card reader
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Optional fingerprint reader
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High definition camera
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Electronic cash vault
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White-label comes standard
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30" wide, 24" deep, 56" tall
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Weight: 400 lbs
Lead time: 7 days
PRICE : 15.500 €
Satoshi1 (1 or 2-way)
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Robust 1-way or optional 2-way model
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Features a 21" screen
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Best-in-class bill validator
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Dedicated barcode scanner
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Dedicated thermal printer
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EMV card reader
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High definition camera
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Optional fingerprint reader
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Optional cash dispenser (+$2,100)
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Electronic locking system
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White-label comes standard
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18" wide, 23" deep, 65" tall
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Weight: 285 lbs
Lead time: 4 weeks
PRICE : 9.500 €
Finney3
AV Care
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21" LCD Touchscreen
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MEI 600 Note Bill Validator
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Barcode scanner
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EMV card reader
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High definition camera
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Audit locks optional
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White-label comes standard
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23.6" wide, 7.8" deep, 24.4" tall
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Weight: 84.4 lbs
Lead time: 7 days
PRICE : 5.500