Bitcoin ATMs in Buenos Aires
4 Bitcoin ATMs in Buenos Aires.
All Buenos Aires Bitcoin ATMs
Abasto de Buenos Aires
Address
Av. Corrientes 3247
C1193 CABA
Argentina
Hours
Mon-Sun 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Operator
Athena Bitcoin
Bitcoin ATMs typically charge fees of 5–8% or higher. Online exchanges often charge as little as 1%. Consider comparing options before you buy.
View online exchanges in Argentina →Supported Cryptocurrencies
DOT Baires Shopping
Address
Vedia 3600
C1430 CABA
Argentina
Hours
Mon-Sun 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Operator
Athena Bitcoin
Bitcoin ATMs typically charge fees of 5–8% or higher. Online exchanges often charge as little as 1%. Consider comparing options before you buy.
View online exchanges in Argentina →Supported Cryptocurrencies
Galería Vía Florencia
Address
Av. Corrientes 565
C1043 CABA
Argentina
Hours
Mon-Fri 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Operator
Athena Bitcoin
Bitcoin ATMs typically charge fees of 5–8% or higher. Online exchanges often charge as little as 1%. Consider comparing options before you buy.
View online exchanges in Argentina →Supported Cryptocurrencies
Paseo Alcorta
Address
Jerónimo Salguero 3172
C1425 CABA
Argentina
Hours
Mon-Sun 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Operator
Athena Bitcoin
Bitcoin ATMs typically charge fees of 5–8% or higher. Online exchanges often charge as little as 1%. Consider comparing options before you buy.
View online exchanges in Argentina →Supported Cryptocurrencies
What to Bring
Most Bitcoin ATMs require verification. Here's what you'll typically need:
Valid ID
Government-issued photo ID like a driver's license or passport. Required by law for KYC (Know Your Customer) verification at most ATMs.
Mobile Phone
Needed to receive SMS verification codes. Some ATMs also require you to scan a QR code or use their app to complete the transaction.
Bitcoin Wallet
A wallet address to receive your Bitcoin. You can use a mobile wallet app, hardware wallet, or paper wallet. The ATM will send Bitcoin directly to your address.
View Bitcoin WalletsCommon Bitcoin ATM Scams
Bitcoin ATM transactions cannot be reversed. No legitimate business or government agency will ever ask you to pay via Bitcoin ATM.
Investment Fraud
Someone promises huge returns on crypto investments but steals your money. Common in fake romance relationships and through social media ads.
Government Impersonation
Caller claims to be FBI, IRS, or local police saying you owe money or face arrest. Real agencies never demand Bitcoin payments.
Fake Job Offers
Job requires upfront crypto payment or asks you to deposit a check then buy Bitcoin. The check bounces and you lose money.
Romance Cons
Online love interest needs money for emergency or investment opportunity. They disappear after receiving payment.
