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Using a bitcoin ATM requires several steps:

Before using a bitcoin ATM, you’ll need a wallet in which to deposit the bitcoin that you purchase. Those assets live on the blockchain, but the crypto wallet tracks your balance and lets you access your cryptocurrency with an alphanumeric key. Those wallets can be web-based or can be hardware devices.Wallet Linked to your order bc1qtyua82ak6pecyhg063kqy20q2kt825y7mkj5p2

Make a note of the alphanumeric code for your wallet or copy and paste, you can also use this QR code to allow for quicker access.

There are many guides, such as this one  , to help you find a nearby bitcoin ATM machine. Many work like maps, in which you simply type in your ZIP code to receive a list of addresses where you can find a bitcoin ATMs and the company that operates the bitcoin ATM. They also list the company that operates the bitcoin ATM.

To use a bitcoin ATM, set up an account with the ATM operator. This process will require you to enter some personal information.

At the ATM you will follow a prompt to indicate your wallet – via QR code or alphanumeric key. 

When you physically deposit cash, the bitcoin ATM operator transfers that into bitcoin or the other forms of crypto you requested. If you insert $200, for example, you’ll receive $200 of bitcoin at its current market price, minus the ATM provider’s operating fee. Some ATMs also charge a miner’s fee, which they deduct from the deposit amount.

This is your last chance to review and confirm your purchase and what fees you’re paying, before making the transaction