Bitcoin ATMs in St. Louis

Athena has 13 Bitcoin ATMs around St. Louis, in the markets and gas stations along Gravois Avenue, Delmar Boulevard, Page Avenue and St Charles Rock Road, from north county down to the south side. Cash goes in, Bitcoin comes out, usually inside five minutes. You do not need a bank account or a debit card.

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How to Buy Bitcoin at a St. Louis Athena ATM

Start at Buy Bitcoin, verify your number with the 6 digit code we send, then enter how much you want. Choose Scan Wallet QR Code and hold up your wallet app’s receive QR. Feed in your bills one by one, review the total, finish and take the receipt.

You need your phone, a Bitcoin wallet app and cash. Valid ID is required above a certain amount, and you must be at least 18.

Check the Hours Before You Go

7 of our 13 St. Louis machines run 24 hours, so most follow the hours of the store around them. Every listing above shows today’s hours before you set off.

More Than Bitcoin

St. Louis machines also handle remittances, gift cards and prepaid phone top ups with cash. The services on each one 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.