Find your way in.
Choose Bitcoin or explore supported cryptocurrencies and the available ways to buy.
Explore buying crypto
Your money. Your way in.
Start with cash, a bank transfer, or a card. Find your route, understand the steps, and move forward with confidence.
Availability, verification, fees, and timing vary by route. Review the details before you confirm.
Five ways to begin
Different ways to pay. Different steps to follow. See how your route works before you get started.
Bring cash to a participating retailer using your account barcode. Once the USD balance posts, return to your account to make a separate Bitcoin purchase.
Illustrated process. Not a live transaction or timing estimate.
Cash loads and Bitcoin purchases are separate transactions. Bank and card routes may use different providers. Eligibility, limits, fees, and availability vary. Read fees and disclosures.
More possibilities. Less guesswork.
Buying is just the beginning. Explore the options for moving between money and crypto.
Choose Bitcoin or explore supported cryptocurrencies and the available ways to buy.
Explore buying crypto ↗Explore selling supported assets and see which USD payout methods are available to you.
Explore selling crypto ↗Compare supported asset pairs, review the quote, and understand the network before you swap.
Explore crypto swaps ↗Confidence starts with clarity
Your trust should be earned. Start with the company, the controls, and the details behind your transaction.
Read about our SOC 2 Type II examination and what the independent assessment covers.
Review security controls ↗Understand who handles each step, how money moves, and what to review before you confirm.
See how money moves ↗Read public reviews in customers' own words. Make up your own mind about the experience.
Read customer reviews ↗Have a question before you start? Our U.S. support team can help you understand your next step.
Bitcoin can lose value, and transactions generally cannot be reversed. Review the full cost, make sure the receiving wallet and network are correct, and never send money because someone is pressuring you. Start with our guide to buying Bitcoin safely.
No. Crypto Dispensers is a financial technology company, not a bank. Different services can involve different providers, terms, and eligibility requirements. Review our regulatory and compliance information and the terms for your chosen route.
Fees, limits, processing times, provider availability, and state eligibility depend on the route. Review the applicable quote and instructions before confirming. Our fees and disclosures page explains the details to look for.
Firas Isa / Founder and CEO
On building Crypto Dispensers, making Bitcoin more accessible, and the choices that matter along the way.
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