Switzerland comes in second with 144 ATMs, followed by Poland with 142 ATMs, and Romania with 141 ATMs (135 ATMs).
According to Cointelegraph, Spain is officially home to the third-largest network of Bitcoin and cryptocurrency ATMs, behind the United States and Canada.
Due to Spain having 3 more crypto ATMs than El Salvador, which has 212, it is currently in the fourth position. Spain has 215 crypto ATMs. According to statistics from CoinATMRadar, Spain is proven to be responsible for 0.6% of all cryptocurrency ATM installations globally. Additionally, the data demonstrates that Spain, which accounts for 14.65% of all installations on the continent, is the leading donor to crypto ATM installations in Europe. Switzerland comes in second with 144 ATMs, followed by Poland with 142 ATMs, and Romania with 141 ATMs (135 ATMs).
Spain alone installed 43 cryptocurrency ATMs in 2022, according to Cointelegraph, and has previously declared that it plans to install an additional over 100 by year’s end, bringing the total to close to 300.
Confinity and MediaMarkt, a German electronics store, are driving the campaign to install cryptocurrency ATMs in Austria, Germany, Spain, and Greece.
The number of crypto ATM installations, on the other hand, has declined since September 2022; at the time of writing, they are now steadily rebounding. According to calculations utilizing data from the past 60 days, about seven crypto ATMs are installed each day worldwide.
Tsangalidis asserted that the crypto winter and the tourist seasons coincided, causing a stop in usual traffic to crypto ATMs.
