Bitcoin ATMs in Philadelphia

Athena has 21 Bitcoin ATMs across Philadelphia, in the gas stations along Roosevelt Boulevard, Frankford Avenue, Bustleton Avenue and Torresdale Avenue, concentrated through the Northeast. Hand the machine cash, scan your wallet QR, and the Bitcoin arrives in minutes. No bank account to open, nothing left pending.

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Subscribe and we email you a one time code. Enter it at the kiosk when you’re asked for a promo code. You will get 30% off trading fees when you deposit $300 or more. The discount shows on screen before you confirm, and on your receipt.

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How to Buy Bitcoin at a Philadelphia Athena ATM

Press Buy Bitcoin and verify your number with the 6 digit code we text. Pick your amount, choose Scan Wallet QR Code, and show the receive QR from your wallet app. Add the bills one at a time, read the summary, finish, and keep the receipt that prints.

Come with cash, your phone and a Bitcoin wallet app. Valid ID is needed on larger buys, and the age limit is 18.

Open Around the Clock

15 of our 21 Philadelphia machines run 24 hours. The remainder keep store hours, and the listings above show today’s for each.

More Than Bitcoin

Philadelphia machines also send remittances, sell gift cards and top up prepaid phones with cash. The services on each kiosk are listed above.

Staying Safe

Imposter scams are on the rise. Someone calls saying they are the police, a jury duty clerk, a government office or the IRS, and tells you to settle a fine or a bond in Bitcoin that day. It is not real. No court, agency or police department takes payment at a Bitcoin ATM, and Athena will never call, text or email you asking for a wallet address or a payment.

If someone you have not met is telling you to buy Bitcoin, stop and call us at 312-690-4466 before you insert any cash. Bitcoin transactions cannot be reversed. You can read how these play out on our pages about police scams, government scams and IRS scams, or see every scam we track in the scam help center.