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Bitcoin World Map Bitcoin in Canada
Canada has 280 reachable Bitcoin nodes with a known location, the 4th most of any country, or 4.5% of all nodes on the map. With 6.72 nodes per million people, it ranks 11th of 41 countries with at least a million people and 10 nodes. 452 Bitcoin ATMs are mapped in OpenStreetMap, the second most of any country.
Nodes: snapshot of Nov 6, 2026, 14:41 UTC · ATMs: OpenStreetMap data of Nov 6, 2026, 12:41 UTC · updated automatically every day
The reachable nodes in Canada are spread over 38 areas of about 60 km. The busiest area holds 35% of them, and the three busiest together 62%. Most nodes are concentrated in a few areas.
Node software
Bitcoin Core runs on 90% of reachable nodes in Canada and Bitcoin Knots on 9%, more than the 6% Knots share among all nodes on the map. The most common versions are Bitcoin Core 31.1 (19%), Bitcoin Core 32.1 (15%), Bitcoin Core 28.1 (13%).
How nodes connect
6% of the reachable nodes in Canada are reached over IPv6 and 94% over IPv4. Across all nodes on the map the IPv6 share is 11%.
Largest networks
The networks with the most reachable nodes in Canada are OVH SAS (21%), TELUS Communications Inc. (17%), Bell Canada (12%). Nodes in data centres are often placed where the provider is registered.
Bitcoin ATMs
452 Bitcoin ATMs are mapped in OpenStreetMap in Canada. The most mapped places are Vancouver (32), Edmonton (27), Calgary (17), Burnaby (11). The largest mapped operators are Bitcoin Well Inc. (153), Instacoin (89), Localcoin (79). Many machines are not mapped, so the real number is likely higher.
- Vancouver32
- Edmonton27
- Calgary17
- Burnaby11
- Winnipeg9
- Surrey7
- Montréal6
- New Westminster6
- Montreal5
- Ottawa5
- London5
- North Vancouver4
See them on the map (switch on the ATM layer) · all ATMs as CSV (ODbL)
About these numbers
Node counts are reachable Bitcoin nodes (nodes that accept incoming connections) seen by the BTC Nodes crawler (btcnodes.io, an independent rebuild of Bitnodes) and placed by IP address with DB-IP Lite, so places are approximate. They are not the number of Bitcoin users. Nodes that run only over Tor, I2P or CJDNS have no location and are not counted for any country. ATMs are machines mapped by volunteers in OpenStreetMap. No node address is published.
Sources: node data BTC Nodes · IP Geolocation by DB-IP (CC BY 4.0) · ATM data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the ODbL · population: World Bank (CC BY 4.0). Data files and licences: open data · privacy.
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