There are a couple near me and their rates are quite high I think around the 6% mark. It might be easier to look into bitcoin debit cards which carry fees also but might work out cheaper.
I don’t know which card other people here are making use, but the only card I’m using is Xapo. At first, the withdrawal at ATM had a limit of $1000* but after some verification processes, you will be given no limit on withdrawal. And yes it’s true, some of the times they seem to be a cheaper option. 
Topic: Bitcoin ATMs and limits? list ATMs on your country (Read 810 times)
I wish my country had one.I live in morocco and there is not ATM for Bitcoin.People rarely know cryptocurrency so adding ATMs in my country wouldn't be a big deal for ATM compagnies...But I really hope that someday people in my country wake up about cryptocurrency so that we can benefit of multiple services that we currently don't have.
There is only 2 Bitcoin ATM's in my country.
It might be useful if each of you also mentioned what country you live in.
If you let us know we can also compare it to my post, which came before each of yours and lists all the ATMs in each country.
I'm your huckleberry.
List of Bitcoin ATMs by Country
This looks like a fairly comprehensive list. One word of caution, the exchange rates from
ATMs is usually really bad. You'll be forced to buy for too much or sell for too little. These ATMs should be used only as a last resort.
List of Bitcoin ATMs by Country
This looks like a fairly comprehensive list. One word of caution, the exchange rates from
ATMs is usually really bad. You'll be forced to buy for too much or sell for too little. These ATMs should be used only as a last resort.
Instead of making responses that technically answer the question but don't really say anything, let's see if the site I provided offers accurate information. E.g., the site doesn't have any data for India!
In philippines we do have a Bitcoin ATM it is located in the business industry also known as Makati city. It is placed on a bulding. I think it may have a limit but its big than what i'm expecting no one even knows who is holding/handler of the bitcoin atm in the philippines.
In my country there isn't special bitcoin ATM's like sending btc on wallet which is shown on screen. Here I have bank card and btc on wallet and I can withdraw that bitcoins anytime I want and limit depends on card's type, it starts from 600$ and max limit for customers is usually 1200$.
This system is also interesting if you don't use private wallet, it's very useful.
This system is also interesting if you don't use private wallet, it's very useful.
My country has no limits on Bitcoin ATMs or BTC in general, but I must admit there are not very many of them around, or at least that I know of.
As far as my country is concerned, there are no Bitcoins ATMs. Although I have come across many bitcoin investors, but still never heard of a single bitcoin ATMs. For present it is true but may be in coming days, we will have bitcoin ATMs in our country also. I hope this comes true soon.
In my country I dont see any bitcoin atm near in my location. But there is an application that we used and it's easy to cashout into banks or remittance. Thus, Im hoping in the near future there will be an atm of bitcoin so we can use to withdraw.
There are only two Bitcoin ATMs in my country and both of them are operated by Lamassu. Both are of "Buy only" type, but the limits are different. The first one (531 Upper Cross St) is having a limit of SGD 4,000 per transaction, while the second one (Clark Quay Central Mall, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street) is having a limit of SGD 2,000 per transaction.
There's one actually in my city but it only sells Bitcoin you cannot cash out your bitcoins for cash . You'll only be able to enter your wallet and have the bitcoins transferred to you while you pay with cash or credit card.
There was one in london, I used google maps to get there as it was far and honestly, the main reason I went there was for the novelty of buying bitcoin using an ATM, The experience was both easy and relaxing, IMO better than regular peer to peer deals.
Just today, I was asking myself whether there are BTC ATMs in Hong Kong and how they'd work.
Turns out I found one in a fairly shabby corner in an old, local shopping mall. Unexpectedly, I did not have to use any proof of ID. The fees were quite high though (lump sum BTC price ~400 USD higher than local exchange price), so I don't think I'll be using it again.
Turns out I found one in a fairly shabby corner in an old, local shopping mall. Unexpectedly, I did not have to use any proof of ID. The fees were quite high though (lump sum BTC price ~400 USD higher than local exchange price), so I don't think I'll be using it again.
My country has no limits on Bitcoin ATMs or BTC in general, but I must admit there are not very many of them around, or at least that I know of.
No idea what is your country tho.
There are a couple near me and their rates are quite high I think around the 6% mark. It might be easier to look into bitcoin debit cards which carry fees also but might work out cheaper.
Do you have ATMs of Bitcoin on your Country? if so, how many, where and what are the limits of withdraw/cashout?
I know we have one before in our country but it's not really popular, I have a local exchange where I cash out every time I need my money and I can do it directly to any ATM machine, I guess that is already better and help us to cash out with
convenience.
My country has no limits on Bitcoin ATMs or BTC in general, but I must admit there are not very many of them around, or at least that I know of.
There are I think three BTC ATM's here in my city in Finland, although I've only used one that has only the buying functionality. Works well: scan QR, insert money, press SEND. I use it few times a month because it's simply the easiest way for me to get BTC.
I have not seen any bitcoin ATM where I reisde, surely there are bitcoin ATM's in my country but not where I stay. I guess there is only a few ATM's available in my country, more will be built in the near future.
There is no ATM near me or in My country because bitcoin is not yet regulated over here and I have heard that our government is going to make it illegal which is kinda weird. It might take a decade for our government to realize that bitcoin is not illegal or something like ponzi. 
However I am currently using bitcoin debit cards to cashout my bitcoin from normal bank's ATMs where visa card is accepted.
However I am currently using bitcoin debit cards to cashout my bitcoin from normal bank's ATMs where visa card is accepted.
I haven't seen one ATM to where you could withdraw your bitcoin directly and I am hoping to see it soon.
We have only Coins.ph here in the Philippines which is connected to a bank named Security bank.
Coins.ph have an account there and you can withdraw anytime you want with their electronic wallet withdrawal.
At level 2 in the said wallet site (where you sent your ID's already) you can withdraw to about 100k php which could be estimated to 2k USD.
I havent gone throught level 3 yet. But I guess Dabs knew it you could ask him.
Cheers.
We have only Coins.ph here in the Philippines which is connected to a bank named Security bank.
Coins.ph have an account there and you can withdraw anytime you want with their electronic wallet withdrawal.
At level 2 in the said wallet site (where you sent your ID's already) you can withdraw to about 100k php which could be estimated to 2k USD.
I havent gone throught level 3 yet. But I guess Dabs knew it you could ask him.
Cheers.
In my country there are few bitcoin ATMs. Two are placed in the capital, one of them in the city centre and that one is the most popular, and there are one or two also at the seaside that are especialy busy during the tourist season. I have never used them, I don't buy or sell bitcoins that way, so I'm not aware if there are some limits set for transactions.
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