Frequently Asked Questions

Crypto Dispensers is the leading Bitcoin ATM operator in America. We currently operate 60 Bitcoin ATMs in 21 states across the United States. We’re facilitating crypto adoption by providing people with more ways to buy, sell, send, and receive crypto—in person with BTMs and our new CDReload service available at over 16k locations nationwide.

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We are committed to making cryptocurrencies more accessible to everyone, to allow them a fair chance at engaging in the global financial ecosystem and achieving economic prosperity. Our goal is to provide our customers with a safe, easy, and convenient way of buying and selling cryptocurrencies.

Crypto Dispensers currently offers the following services:

• Bitcoin ATMs (buy crypto with cash at a kiosk)
• CDReload (fund your account at the register by scanning a barcode on your phone)
• CDConcierge (a personalized service for large transactions)
• Customer support via call, text, email, and chat

We're also excited to announce three additional convenient methods will soon be available: Debit/Credit Card payments, ACH Transfers and Apple Pay. Stay tuned for new updates as they become available!

To use a Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATM, you need a valid phone number to buy small amounts of cryptocurrency. To purchase larger amounts, you must provide a legal proof of identification, such as a driver's license or state ID. To use the CDReload online trading platform, users must verify their identity with a state ID or driver's license.

Our Bitcoin ATMs are located in safe and secure businesses and shopping malls across the country, providing privacy and security to our users. We offer the lowest rates, highest purchase limits, and quickest transactions of any Bitcoin ATM provider. In addition to our ATMs, we have over 16,000 retail locations where users can deposit cash and buy Bitcoin without using an ATM. And if you ever need help, our customer service team is available 24/7.

Protecting yourself from fraud when using Crypto Dispensers is simple. Only use barcodes that you generated from your own personal Crypto Dispensers account. Never use a barcode someone else has given you, it's most likely a scam.

Never send Bitcoin or any cryptocurrency to someone you don’t know, or haven’t met in real life. We do not recommend using any of our services to send money to your boyfriend, girlfriend, fiance, husband, or wife that you met online, and we are not liable for monetary losses if you proceed to use our services for any of these purposes.

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You can reach our customer support team by email or by phone.

Email: help@cryptodispensers.com

Phone: (888) 212-5824

Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATMs are physical kiosks where users can buy or sell Bitcoin using cash. These ATMs are connected to the internet and allow users to insert cash in exchange for Bitcoin, or to sell Bitcoin in exchange for cash. Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATMs also allow users to buy other cryptocurrencies, such as Ethereum or Litecoin. They are often located in public places, such as shopping malls and business establishments, making it easy for people to buy and sell cryptocurrencies without having to use a traditional exchange.

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To find the nearest Bitcoin ATM, you can use our online ATM locator. Simply enter your address or zip code and we will show you the closest Bitcoin ATM to your location. Our ATM locator is easy to use and can help you find a convenient and secure Bitcoin ATM near you. You can also contact our customer service team for assistance in finding the nearest Bitcoin ATM.

With Crypto Dispensers it's simple. To buy crypto, select the cryptocurrency you would like to purchase on the screen. The terminal will ask you the quantity of crypto you want to purchase in USD ($). From there, scan your wallet QR code using the ATM's camera, and insert bills until you've reached the exact amount of crypto you want to purchase. Then hit the "Buy Bitcoin" or "Buy Altcoins" button on the bottom right of the screen and you're ready to go. The transaction will immediately broadcast to its respective network and you'll see the crypto en route to your wallet.

To sell crypto, press the Bitcoin button on the screen, and then press "SELL". The terminal will ask you how much cash you would like to withdraw. From there, select how much cash you want using the $20 and $100 increment buttons ($50s may be available at select terminals). After that, the machine will print a redeemable voucher with a public key QR code on it, and will also tell you how much crypto you'll need to send to that address. Once you broadcast the transaction, you'll need to wait for 1 network confirmation before you can actually withdraw your cash. When it confirms, go back to the terminal and select the "Redeem Ticket" button, and scan your voucher. Your cash will be dispensed after a few minutes.

Bitcoin ATMs can be safe to use, but it is important to choose a reputable provider and use the ATM in a safe location. Crypto Dispensers takes security seriously and our ATMs are located in trusted businesses and shopping malls. Additionally, we offer 24/7 customer support if you ever have any questions or concerns. It is always a good idea to take precautions when using any financial service, such as keeping your personal information private and being aware of your surroundings.

To buy Bitcoin from a Bitcoin ATM, you will first need to set up a Bitcoin wallet. A Bitcoin wallet is a digital wallet that allows you to store, send, and receive Bitcoin. Once you have a wallet, you can find a Bitcoin ATM near you using our online Bitcoin ATM map.

When you arrive at the ATM, you will need to provide the machine with your Bitcoin address, which is a unique string of letters and numbers that represents your wallet. You will also need to provide the amount of Bitcoin that you want to buy and pay the appropriate fee. Our Bitcoin ATMs allow you to buy Bitcoin using cash and do not accept credit or debit cards.

Once the transaction is complete, the Bitcoin will be sent to your wallet and you can use it as you see fit. It is important to only buy Bitcoin from reputable sources and to carefully protect your wallet and your funds.

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1. Mobile Phone: To receive an SMS verification code.
2. Bitcoin Wallet: A QR Code of your Bitcoin or cryptocurrency wallet to scan at the Bitcoin ATM
3. Cash: Our Bitcoin ATMs only accept cash, one bill at a time. They do not accept coins or debit cards.
4. Drivers License: Bring your government issued state ID or Drivers License to verify your identity if you’re buying more than $2,000.

* If you cannot find a Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATM near you, sign up online so you can deposit cash at any of our 16k+ retailer partner locations near you. Once your cash is credited to your CDReload account (which usually takes a few minutes), you can buy Bitcoin instantly!

There are several benefits to using a Bitcoin ATM, including:

1. Convenience: Bitcoin ATMs are often located in convenient locations, such as malls, convenience stores, and airports, making it easy to access them when you need to buy or sell bitcoins.
2. Fast transactions: Bitcoin ATMs allow you to quickly and easily buy or sell bitcoins without having to wait for a bank transfer to be completed. This means that you can get your bitcoins in your wallet quickly, so you can use them as needed.
3. Anonymity: Bitcoin ATMs provide a degree of anonymity, as they do not require you to provide certain personal information required by larger exchanges in order to make a transaction. This can be particularly beneficial for users who value their privacy.
4. Easy to use: Bitcoin ATMs are designed to be user-friendly, so even if you are new to cryptocurrencies, you should be able to use a Bitcoin ATM without any difficulty.
5. No need for a bank account: In order to use a Bitcoin ATM, you do not need to have a bank account. This can be especially useful for individuals who do not have a bank account, or for those who prefer not to use traditional banking services.

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When you purchase Bitcoins from a Bitcoin ATM, the Bitcoins will typically be available in your wallet immediately. However, it is always a good idea to check with the specific ATM you are using to be sure. Additionally, keep in mind that the transaction may not be instantaneous, and it may take a few minutes for the Bitcoins to become available in your wallet. It is always a good idea to wait for a confirmation from the ATM before assuming that the transaction was successful.

No. Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATM is to be used for the personal purchase of cryptocurrencies only. Our company policy only allows customers to have their purchased cryptocurrency be sent directly to a wallet they own and fully control. You would first need to send the Bitcoin from the machine to your Bitcoin wallet. From your Bitcoin wallet, you can send the Bitcoin to whomever you would like. When sending funds to anyone, always use your best judgment, because if something "sounds too good to be true”, it most likely is.

BTM is short for Bitcoin Teller Machine. These are machines that allow you to buy Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies with cash. Once the transaction is made, the crypto is sent to the user’s digital wallet.

Cryptocurrencies that can be purchased at a Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATM:

Bitcoin (BTC)

Litecoin (LTC)

Ethereum (ETH)

Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

Cryptocurrencies that can be sold at a Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATM that facilitates selling:

Bitcoin (BTC)

Yes, you can find a Bitcoin ATM near you by searching for "Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATM near me" on a search engine like Google. This will bring up a list of our nearby locations, along with their addresses and other relevant information. If you can't find one of our Bitcoin ATMs near you, sign up for a CDReload account and deposit cash at any of our retail stores nationwide. We have over 16k locations where you can deposit cash to your account so you'll be sure to find one close to you.

The minimum purchase amount at our Bitcoin ATM locations is $10, which makes it an economical way to get into the cryptocurrency market as smaller investments are possible.

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Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATMs make it effortless to buy Bitcoin using cash. It's a quick process where you simply insert your cash and expect instant approval of your transaction. Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATMs only accept cash, though, so users must be prepared before visiting a Crypto Dispensers branded Bitcoin ATM. Debit and credit cards are not accepted, so users must have the exact amount desired in the form of cash prior to use. Crypto Dispensers ensures transactions remain secure with multiple security protocols in place on all of their ATMs.

Registration is necessary depending on how much crypto you're looking to buy or sell. For amounts up to $2000 USD, you'll have to input your cell phone number and first/last name. For amounts over $2000, the machine will ask you to put your state-issued ID up to the camera, and then to take a selfie in front of the camera. Once registered, you will not have to register again. Crypto DIspensers also offers a $25,000 daily limit to customers who undergo the company's enhanced verification procedures. For more information, please call us at (888)-212-5824.

CoinATMRadar is a website that provides information about the locations of Bitcoin ATMs around the world. Bitcoin ATMs are machines that allow users to buy and sell Bitcoin using cash. CoinATMRadar provides a map and a searchable database of Bitcoin ATM locations, as well as information about each machine, such as the supported cryptocurrencies, fees, and limits. You can use CoinATMRadar to find a Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATM near you and to get more information about how to use it.

To find a Bitcoin ATM near you that has low fees and good customer service, you can use a search engine like Google to search for "Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATM near me with low fees" or "Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATM near me with good customer service." This will bring up a list of our nearby locations along with their fees and customer ratings. If you can't find one of our Bitcoin ATMs near you, sign up for a CDReload account and deposit cash at any of our retail stores nationwide. We have over 16k locations where you can deposit cash to your account so you'll be sure to find one close to you.

The cost to use a Bitcoin ATM can vary depending on the machine, location, and market conditions. In general, our Bitcoin ATMs charge a percentage-based fee for each transaction. This fee can range from around 5% to 10% of the transaction amount, but some machines may charge higher or lower fees. In addition to the percentage-based fee, our Bitcoin ATMs also have a fixed fee, which is a charge that is applied to each transaction regardless of the amount. The fixed fee can range from a few dollars to several dollars, depending on the machine, location, and other market conditions.

The fee for purchasing crypto at Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATMs ranges from 5% to 10%, depending on the location and market conditions. This fee is in addition to the spot price of the cryptocurrency, which is based on index prices. If you have a discount code, it will be applied to the Crypto Dispensers fee. In addition to the Crypto Dispensers fee, there is also a fluctuating network fee that is paid to Bitcoin miners for processing transactions on the blockchain. This fee is not collected by Crypto Dispensers and is paid directly to the miners. The network fee can range from a minimum of $1.99 to over $3.00, depending on the current level of network activity.

When you purchase Bitcoin from one of our Bitcoin ATMs, the Bitcoin has to be sent to you on the Bitcoin network called the blockchain. Depending on the wallet you are using the wallet may require 3-6 confirmations before the Bitcoin is actually deposited in your wallet and spendable. Each confirmation typically takes 10 minutes. This means it can take up to an hour or more for your Bitcoin to be deposited in your wallet after purchasing Bitcoin from one of our ATMs.

There are several reasons the bill acceptor might reject a bill. First, when Bitcoin mining fees get really high, it can make it prohibitively expensive for Crypto Dispensers to execute some smaller transaction. If Crypto Dispenser’s minimum transaction is set to $10, so the first bill in the bill acceptor must be $10 or larger. The machine only accepts one bill at a time. It is possible that you may have somehow acquired a counterfeit bill; the bill acceptor will immediately reject these. Lastly, the kiosks only accept U.S. Dollar-denominated currency

Our daily limits per customer are $10 being the minimum and $25,000 is the max. These reset 24 hours after the transaction has been completed at any Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATM.

We do not have representatives on-site at each Bitcoin ATM kiosk, but if you need help you can call or text our support line at 888-212-5824.

You can also use our chat online at our website, or send us an email to help@cryptodispensers.com.

The Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATM network offers some of the most competitive rates in the industry, typically charging a fee between 15% - 17.5% above the spot price. But we don't stop there! We also offer promo codes that give discounts on our fees. So if you're interested in getting even lower fees, be sure to ask us about our promo codes, and we'll be happy to provide you with one. Trust us, you won't find better rates anywhere else!

Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that is based on a peer-to-peer network. It was invented in 2008 by an unknown person or group of people using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. Transactions with Bitcoin are recorded on a public ledger called the blockchain, which allows users to verify the authenticity of transactions and prevent the double-spending of funds. Unlike traditional currencies, which are issued and managed by central banks, Bitcoin is not subject to any central authority and its supply is determined by algorithms and users on the network. Bitcoin can be used to purchase goods and services online, or it can be held as an investment.

Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that is based on blockchain technology. It is mainly used as a means of exchange for goods and services, and it is also used for speculation and investment. Bitcoin allows for peer-to-peer transactions without the need for a central authority or intermediary, such as a bank. This makes it a convenient and efficient way to transfer value, and it also offers users a high degree of control over their own assets. Bitcoin has become popular among users who value privacy and security, and it has also attracted the attention of investors due to its potential for high returns. However, it is also subject to significant price volatility and regulatory uncertainty.

To buy Bitcoin, you will first need to set up a Bitcoin wallet. A Bitcoin wallet is a digital wallet that allows you to store, send, and receive Bitcoin. Once you have a wallet, you can buy Bitcoin from a Bitcoin exchange, Bitcoin ATM, or from another user. There are many different exchanges and ATM providers to choose from, so you can compare options and find the one that best meets your needs.

When buying Bitcoin, you will need to provide the seller with your Bitcoin address, which is a unique string of letters and numbers that represents your wallet. You will also need to provide the amount of Bitcoin that you want to buy and pay the appropriate fee. Once the transaction is complete, the Bitcoin will be sent to your wallet and you can use it as you see fit. It is important to only buy Bitcoin from reputable sources and to carefully protect your wallet and your funds.

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There are many reasons why someone might want to buy Bitcoin. Some of the most common reasons include the potential for high returns on investment, the ability to use Bitcoin as a store of value or a hedge against inflation, and the increasing acceptance of Bitcoin as a legitimate form of currency by merchants and consumers. Additionally, many people are drawn to the decentralized nature of Bitcoin and the fact that it is not controlled by any government or financial institution. Ultimately, the decision to buy Bitcoin is up to you and should be based on your own personal financial situation and investment goals. It is important to thoroughly research and understand the risks involved before making any investment decisions.

To store your Bitcoin, you will need a digital wallet. A digital wallet is a software program that allows you to securely store, send, and receive Bitcoin. There are many different types of digital wallets available, including online, offline, mobile, and hardware wallets. Each type of wallet has its own unique features and benefits, so it's important to carefully research and choose a wallet that meets your needs.

To set up a digital wallet, you will need to download and install the wallet software on your computer or mobile device. Once the wallet is installed, you can create a new Bitcoin address and a private key, which are used to securely store your Bitcoin. It's important to keep your private key safe and secure, as anyone who has access to your private key will have full access to your Bitcoin.

Once your digital wallet is set up and you have received some Bitcoin, you can store it in your wallet and use it for various purposes, such as making purchases or transferring it to other people. It's important to regularly backup your wallet and keep it secure to protect your Bitcoin from theft or loss.

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To get a Bitcoin wallet, you will first need to choose a reputable wallet provider. There are many different providers to choose from, and each one offers its own unique set of features and benefits. A popular option is Exodus wallet. Once you have chosen a provider, you can create your wallet by following the instructions on the provider's website. This typically involves providing some personal information and creating a password to secure your wallet. Once your wallet is set up, you can start using it to store, send, and receive Bitcoin from Crypto Dispensers.

The bitcoin blockchain is an open, distributed ledger that records the history of any bitcoin transactions between two blockchain addresses. It works similarly to a bank account routing number.

A blockchain confirmation is the process by which a transaction is added to the blockchain. When a transaction is first made, it is added to a pool of unconfirmed transactions, also known as the "mempool." Then, miners on the network pick up the transaction and verify that it is valid. Once a miner has verified the transaction, they add it to a block, which is then added to the blockchain. This process of adding the transaction to the block is known as a confirmation.

Blockchain network fees, also known as miner fees, are fees that are paid to the miners who process transactions on a blockchain. When a user sends a transaction on a blockchain, they must include a fee in order to incentivize the miners to include their transaction in the next block. The fee is paid to the miner who successfully adds the transaction to the block. Blockchain network fees are typically a small amount of the cryptocurrency being sent, and they are paid by the sender of the transaction. The amount of the fee can vary depending on factors such as network congestion and the size of the transaction.

A Bitcoin wallet is a digital wallet that allows you to store, send, and receive Bitcoin. It is similar to a physical wallet in that it holds your Bitcoin and allows you to manage them, but it is digital, so you can access it from any device with an internet connection. A Bitcoin wallet typically has a unique address that you can use to receive Bitcoin from other users. It is important to choose a secure and reputable Bitcoin wallet to hold your valuable Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that can be used in a number of ways. Some popular ways to use Bitcoin include:

• Making online purchases: Many online merchants and businesses accept Bitcoin as a form of payment, so you can use it to buy goods and services online.
• Sending money to friends and family: Bitcoin can be used to send money to anyone, anywhere in the world quickly and easily, without the need for a bank account or credit card.
• Trading on cryptocurrency exchanges: Bitcoin can be traded on cryptocurrency exchanges, allowing you to buy or sell it for other cryptocurrencies or fiat currencies.
• Using Bitcoin ATMs: Bitcoin ATMs allow you to buy or sell bitcoins for cash, so you can use them to access your Bitcoin quickly and easily.
• Storing as an investment: Some people choose to hold on to their Bitcoin as an investment, in the hope that it will increase in value over time.

Overall, the uses for Bitcoin are similar to those of traditional money, but it offers the added benefits of being decentralized and secure.

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No, you do not have to buy a whole Bitcoin. Bitcoin is divisible, so you can buy any amount of Bitcoin that you want. The smallest unit of a Bitcoin is called a satoshi, and it is equal to 0.00000001 Bitcoin. This means that you can buy as little as 0.00000001 Bitcoin if you want, or any other amount that you are comfortable with. The exact amount of Bitcoin that you can buy will depend on the price of Bitcoin and the fees charged by the platform or service that you are using to buy it.

A Bitcoin address is a unique string of letters and numbers that is used to receive Bitcoin payments. It is similar to an email address or a bank account number, and it allows other users to send Bitcoin to your wallet. A Bitcoin address typically consists of 26-35 alphanumeric characters, and it always begins with the number 1 or 3. Some examples of Bitcoin addresses include 1BvBMSEYstWetqTFn5Au4m4GFg7xJaNVN2 and 3J98t1WpEZ73CNmQviecrnyiWrnqRhWNLy. When you receive a Bitcoin payment, the sender will typically provide you with their Bitcoin address and the amount of Bitcoin that they want to send. You can then use your wallet to send the funds to the specified address.

A Bitcoin transaction is a record of a transfer of value between two Bitcoin addresses. When a user wants to send Bitcoin to another user, they create a transaction and broadcast it to the network. The transaction contains information about the sender and recipient of the Bitcoin, as well as the amount of Bitcoin that is being transferred. Once the transaction is broadcast to the network, it is picked up by miners, who then verify the transaction and add it to the next block on the blockchain. Once the transaction is included in a block, it is considered to be confirmed, and the recipient can access the Bitcoin that was sent to them. A Bitcoin transaction typically takes a few minutes to be confirmed, but the exact time can vary depending on network conditions.

Bitcoin mining is the process by which transactions are verified and added to the public ledger, known as the blockchain. It is also the mechanism by which new bitcoins are created and released into circulation. When a user sends a transaction on the Bitcoin network, it is picked up by miners, who compete to validate the transaction by solving a complex mathematical problem. The first miner to validate the transaction is rewarded with newly created bitcoins and a transaction fee paid by the sender. The validated transaction is added to a new block on the blockchain, which is then verified and added to the blockchain by other miners. This process ensures the security and integrity of the Bitcoin network, and it also releases new bitcoins into circulation.

The benefits of using Bitcoin include: decentralization, security, low fees, global accessibility, and increased privacy. Bitcoin is decentralized, meaning it is not controlled by any government or financial institution, giving users more control over their own money. It uses cryptography to secure transactions and control the creation of new units of the currency, making it a secure option for managing and transferring funds. Bitcoin transactions typically have low fees, making it an attractive option for making online purchases or sending money to friends and family. It can be used anywhere in the world and easily converted into other currencies, making it an ideal option for international transactions. Additionally, Bitcoin allows users to make transactions without revealing their personal information, providing a high level of privacy.

To get started with Bitcoin, you will need to set up a Bitcoin wallet. A Bitcoin wallet is a digital wallet that allows you to store, send, and receive Bitcoin. There are many different Bitcoin wallet options available, so you can choose the one that best meets your needs. Once you have set up your wallet, you can buy Bitcoin from a Bitcoin exchange, Bitcoin ATM, or from another user. You can then use your Bitcoin to make online purchases, send money to friends and family, or hold it as an investment. It is important to keep your Bitcoin safe and secure, so be sure to choose a reputable wallet and take appropriate steps to protect your funds.

Here are some of the best Bitcoin tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your Bitcoin:

1. Keep your wallet safe: Your Bitcoin wallet is where you store your Bitcoin, so it is important to keep it safe. Be sure to choose a reputable wallet and use strong passwords to protect your funds.
2. Use two-factor authentication: Many Bitcoin wallets offer two-factor authentication, which adds an extra layer of security to your account. This can help to prevent unauthorized access to your wallet, even if someone else knows your password.
3. Use a hardware wallet: A hardware wallet is a physical device that stores your Bitcoin offline, providing an extra level of security. This can be a good option for users who are holding a large amount of Bitcoin and want to protect it from theft or hacking.
4. Use a reputable exchange or ATM provider: When buying or selling Bitcoin, be sure to use a reputable exchange or ATM provider. This will help to ensure that your transactions are secure and that you are getting a fair price for your Bitcoin.
5. Diversify your portfolio: As with any investment, it is important to diversify your portfolio to reduce risk. This means holding a mix of different assets, including Bitcoin, stocks, bonds, and other investments. This can help to protect your funds if one asset class performs poorly.

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Satoshi Nakamoto is the pseudonym of the person or group of people who created Bitcoin and authored its original white paper. The true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto is unknown, and the pseudonym has been used by multiple people over the years. Despite the mystery surrounding the name, it is widely recognized as the pseudonym of the person or group who created Bitcoin.