Bitcoin Pricing, Fees, and Transaction Limits
What actually determines pricing and limits when using a bitMachina location
Our Commitment to Transparent Pricing
Bitcoin transactions are not priced like traditional payments. There is no flat fee that applies in every situation. Fees and limits exist because Bitcoin ATMs move physical cash, interact with live markets, and operate under regulatory constraints.
bitMachina publishes fees and limits so users understand what drives the cost before starting a transaction.
How Fees Work
Transaction fees reflect the operational reality of running cash to the Bitcoin infrastructure. This includes exchange pricing, liquidity sourcing, compliance overhead, cash handling, and machine operations.
Fees may vary based on:
- Market conditions at the time of the transaction
- Buy versus sell transactions
- Location-specific operating costs
- Transaction size
What you see on the screen is the price you accept before completing the transaction.
Transaction Limits
Limits are applied to meet regulatory requirements and manage risk.
They depend on:
- Transaction type
- Verification level completed during the session
- Daily and rolling limits set by compliance rules
Higher amounts may require additional verification.
What to Expect
- Clear pricing shown before confirmation
- Limits displayed during the transaction flow
- No hidden adjustments after completion
