Coinme Expands Cash-to-Crypto Access to More Than 50,000 Locations

  • Cryptocurrencies
  • 30.07.2025 07:05 am

Coinme, a leading cryptocurrency cash exchange and provider of B2B2C crypto-as-a-service solutions, today announced users can now fund their wallets using Coinme Cash at over 10,000 locations, powered by the Green Dot network at prominent retailers, further solidifying its position as the largest physical cash-to-crypto network in the country. Coinme's cash footprint now reaches over 50,000 U.S. retail locations.

"This major network expansion brings our low-cost crypto onramp to even more of the everyday stores millions of people already visit each month," said Neil Bergquist, CEO and co-founder of Coinme. "Crypto shouldn't be limited to people with bank accounts. Coinme Cash enables users to convert physical cash into digital currency with transaction fees that rival leading debit card services."

Coinme Cash delivers unprecedented value to consumers, reducing costs by 80% compared to the leading Bitcoin ATM operator, allowing users to get 35% more crypto for their dollar. With a low fee and a flat retailer service fee of just $3.95 - regardless of the amount funded - Coinme's new solution gives consumers a simple and affordable cash-to-crypto outlet for both new and experienced crypto consumers.

The expansion comes as more Americans seek alternative financial tools amid growing interest in decentralized finance and persistent concerns around banking access. With Coinme Cash, users can fund their Coinme Wallet with cash in minutes at participating retailers. To complete a transaction, customers simply enter the desired purchase amount in the Coinme app, visit a nearby location, scan the barcode and hand the cash to the cashier. Once a transaction clears, funds are instantly available in the Coinme Wallet to utilize for payments, remittances, peer-to-peer exchanges or sending on-chain.

The company's growth and scaling initiatives reflect the increasing demand for accessible cryptocurrency infrastructure as digital assets continue to gain traction in the financial mainstream. As the regulatory landscape shifts, 

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