CDReload service update

Looking for CDReload? Our retail cash service has ended.

Crypto Dispensers no longer offers CDReload or Bitcoin POP retail cash deposits. Old barcodes and store checkout instructions are no longer valid. You can buy Bitcoin online or sell supported crypto for a USD bank payout. Choose what you’d like to do below.

See buying and selling options Help with a past CDReload transaction

What would you like to do?

Sell Bitcoin

Already have Bitcoin? You can review a Crypto Dispensers offer to sell supported crypto for USD sent to an eligible bank account. Check the dollars you’ll receive after fees and the payout estimate before confirming.

Explore selling Bitcoin

Compare ways to sell Bitcoin

Buy Bitcoin

Want to buy Bitcoin? Explore bank wire, ACH and eligible debit or credit card purchases. We’ll explain what to check for each payment method, and our team can help you prepare a wire request.

Compare buying options

Buying Bitcoin when you have cash

Find help for an earlier CDReload payment.

Retired store instructions can still help identify a past transaction. They cannot start a new retail cash purchase.

What to check	How to use it
You have a store receipt	Keep the original receipt and note payment date, amount, location and reference.
You have an order or account balance	Record the order ID and exact status. Explain whether the question concerns a cash payment, a purchase or wallet delivery.
You have a Bitcoin TXID	Include the network and the receiving address you expected. A TXID is useful only after a Bitcoin transfer was broadcast.

Scroll the table to see both columns.

Tell our team which record you have and which step is unresolved. Do not send money to a person offering to reactivate an old barcode or unlock a balance. Any earlier payment needs review before you choose a new purchase.

Practical checks added November 2, 2026. Official Crypto Dispensers support.

Compare ways to buy Bitcoin

Choose your state and enter the amount you plan to pay. Compare estimated fees, what affects delivery, and where to check your final offer.

Your state Amount you plan to pay (USD) What are you paying with?

Choose how you’d like to buy Bitcoin

If you were about to withdraw money from your bank to buy Bitcoin, you can explore a wire transfer while the funds are still in your account. Our team can help you prepare your request. You can also compare ACH, debit and credit card purchases below.

Start by reviewing the options available in your account. Each payment method has its own costs, timing and checks. Purchases are unavailable in Georgia, Nevada, New York and Washington. Your account, provider and payment institution determine the options you can use.

Bank wire, with help from our team

Keep the money in your bank account while you prepare your request. Our team can help with the purchase steps, current bank instructions and receiving-wallet details. Complete the required checks before sending funds.

Start a wire request

Review wire steps and timing

ACH from your U.S. bank account

Review ACH availability and the full cost in your account before authorizing payment. Settlement can take up to five business days. Funds must settle and required checks must finish before Bitcoin is released. Use the ACH instructions in the purchase flow.

Check ACH options

Read about ACH costs and settlement

Buy with an eligible debit card

A debit card lets you explore using your bank balance without taking out cash. Compare available offers, the full dollars paid and Bitcoin received, and check wallet delivery before confirming. Your issuer and checkout provider decide whether the payment can proceed.

Check debit card options

Read about debit card purchases

Review credit card options

Check whether your issuer permits crypto purchases and whether cash-advance fees or interest apply. These may be separate from the checkout quote. Review the complete offer and payment terms before confirming.

Check credit card options

Read about credit card costs

Compare your budget before choosing

Our guide to buying Bitcoin with cash and comparing online options explains what to check while your money is still in the bank and if you already hold physical cash. If you plan to deposit cash into your own bank account, ask your bank when those funds will be available before arranging a purchase.

See our $100, $500 and $1,000 Bitcoin ATM fee examples to understand how costs can affect a budget. The examples are hypothetical. Compare complete current quotes, including any separate bank, issuer or wallet-delivery charges, before you choose a payment method.

If you’re considering a cash kiosk after CDReload, our BudgetCoinz Bitcoin ATM guide explains its fees, verification and receipt details, alongside our wire, ACH, debit and credit card options. BudgetCoinz handles its own transactions and support.

Updated November 2, 2026 by the Crypto Dispensers team.

From cash loading to a bank wire

A wire purchase starts in your Crypto Dispensers account, with instructions for your request. It requires a bank account and a Bitcoin wallet. It does not use a retail barcode, store cashier or the old CDReload deposit instructions.

Check your eligibility

Bank-wire purchases are available to eligible U.S. customers, excluding Georgia, Nevada, New York and Washington. Identity verification and compliance review apply. Confirm your request with our team before sending funds.

Get current instructions

Create an account or sign in to start a wire request. Use the verified bank details provided for that request. Your bank sends the wire; our team helps you through the purchase steps.

Review your purchase

After your funds arrive and review is complete, approve your price before the Bitcoin purchase. Check your receiving wallet address carefully. Timing depends on your bank, arrival of funds and required review.

Ready to buy Bitcoin by bank wire?

Start with your account. Before sending a wire, review the wire purchase fees and calculator and confirm the instructions for your request. Your bank may charge a separate wire fee.

Create an account for a wire purchase Sign in to start a wire request

Want to understand the steps first? Read our Bitcoin bank-wire guide or request a callback.

Need help with a previous CDReload transaction?

Keep your receipt and transaction details. Email support@cryptodispensers.com or request a callback. Do not send cash or make a new wire purchase to resolve a past transaction.

If you are reviewing an older receipt, our Green Bay buying and past-deposit guide explains why cash funding, a Bitcoin purchase and wallet delivery are separate steps. Keep the original reference with your existing support conversation.

CDReload questions

Can I still deposit cash with CDReload?

No. CDReload and Bitcoin POP retail cash deposits have ended. Old barcodes and store checkout instructions are no longer valid.

Can I use a bank wire instead?

If you are eligible and have funds in a U.S. bank account, you can start a wire purchase request in your Crypto Dispensers account. A bank wire is a different payment method. Confirm eligibility and current instructions before sending money.

Can I use ACH, a debit card or a credit card instead?

You can review the options available in your Crypto Dispensers account. ACH payments need time to settle; card purchases depend on the issuer and checkout provider. Check costs, verification and wallet-delivery conditions before confirming. Compare the payment methods above.

Will opening a wire request resolve an old cash deposit?

No. For a previous CDReload transaction, contact our support team with your receipt and transaction details. A new purchase is separate from help with an old transaction.

Only buy Bitcoin for a purpose you understand. Government agencies, utilities and legitimate support teams do not require Bitcoin payments to fix a problem.