FAQs
Buying Bitcoin with cash at Casey’s
These answers explain exactly how in-store cash deposits work at Casey’s.
Pricing, timing, limits, and wallet delivery are all shown before you pay.
Do I need an ID at Casey’s?
Some stores may request ID depending on location and store policy.
This is a standard retail requirement for cash transactions,
not a Crypto Dispensers rule.
What are the cash deposit limits?
Limits are set by Green Dot Bank and apply across the retail network.
Current limits are $500 per transaction, $1,500 per day,
$3,500 per week, and $5,000 per month.
How fast does my balance update?
In most cases, your balance is credited within minutes after the cashier
completes the transaction.
Once credited, you can buy Bitcoin immediately.
Is this a Bitcoin ATM?
No.
There is no machine or kiosk.
Cash is handled by a cashier and processed at the register,
which reduces fees and improves reliability.
What fees should I expect?
Casey’s may charge a retail cash deposit fee,
typically between $3.95 and $4.95.
A separate conversion fee applies when buying Bitcoin.
All pricing is shown before confirmation.
Why is this cheaper than Bitcoin ATMs?
This system uses retail checkout and banking infrastructure
instead of privately operated machines.
Lower overhead allows pricing to stay significantly lower.
Who processes the cash deposit?
Cash deposits are processed through Green Dot Bank’s
regulated retail cash network.
Casey’s is a participating retailer in that network.
Where is my Bitcoin sent?
Bitcoin is sent to the wallet address you add to your account.
Crypto Dispensers does not hold your Bitcoin after purchase.
You control the destination.
Availability, limits, and ID requirements can vary by location and verification status.
