Bitcoin ATMs in Etobicoke
Buy Bitcoin with cash at locations across Canada. Most offer on-site parking and extended hours. Search by your location, or browse the map.
Using a Bitcoin ATM
Four steps. The first one only happens once.
Verify your ID
Sign up and verify on your phone. Usually under a minute, and only on your first purchase. You can do it before you visit.
Scan your wallet
Scan the QR code of the wallet you want the cryptocurrency sent to.
Insert cash
Insert Canadian bills one at a time until you reach the amount you want.
Receive your cryptocurrency
Complete the transaction and the coins are sent to your wallet address.
Where can I find my closest Bitcoin ATM in Etobicoke?
From Lake Shore Boulevard to Highway 427
You can buy Bitcoin with cash in Etobicoke at six Bitcoin4U machines: Long Branch Village Mart on Lake Shore Boulevard West, Markland Woods Convenience on Bloor Street West, M&C Lucky Convenience on Martin Grove Road, Mel Rose Variety on La Rose Avenue, The Mabelle Convenience Store on Mabelle Avenue and Westway Convenience on Kipling Avenue. Each takes Canadian bills for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, USD Coin, Solana and XRP.
Long Branch Village Mart covers the south end of Etobicoke, with customers from Alderwood, New Toronto and Mimico. Out west, M&C Lucky is near Highway 427 at Burnhamthorpe Road, and the Markland Woods store sits in a plaza with parking. Mabelle and Mel Rose are handy for Islington and The Kingsway, while Westway, just south of The West Mall, suits Stonegate-Queensway as well as Markland Wood.
Why people here pay with bills
A machine turns cash into coins without moving money through a bank, and the purchase lands in your own wallet minutes later. It is buy only, and cards are not accepted at the screen. For anyone who would rather not carry cash around Etobicoke, buying online with Interac e-Transfer is the alternative. Machines in North York and Toronto have pages of their own.
Two common questions
Is there a limit on how much I can buy?
Once you are verified, daily limits go up to $40,000; verification itself is a one-time ID check on your phone, normally done in under a minute.
I have never used a cryptocurrency wallet. Where do I start?
Install a wallet app on your phone before you leave home, because the machine scans its QR code to know where to deliver the coins, and read our piece on non-custodial wallets to see why holding your own keys matters. Then verify before you visit any of the six stores and check the current fee.
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