Seattle startup Coinme today announced a $5.5 million investment as it sees increasing interest in its cryptocurrency ATM network from both customers and investors. Neil Bergquist. (Coinme photo) ...

Coinme, a global leader in cryptocurrency ATMs, has announced $1.5 million in funding from Ripple’s Xpring and the Blockchain Finance Fund. On Sept. 12, Coinme, a global leader in cryptocurrency ATMs, ...

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Washington state regulators have ordered Bitcoin ATM operator Coinme to halt business and move to repay more than $8 million in unclaimed customer funds, accusing the kiosk firm of treating unredeemed ...

MoneyGram announced that customers can now purchase bitcoin with cash from its thousands of physical locations. MoneyGram partnered with cryptocurrency exchange and bitcoin ATM operator Coinme.

Shoppers can now purchase bitcoin in various Walmart stores on the back of a new pilot program. It's all thanks to a joint initiative between Coinstar and Coinme, CoinDesk was first to report. There ...

Coinme, which provides kiosks and ATMs for digital currencies, raised $1.5 million in a Series A-1 financing round that included Ripple’s subsidiary Xpring and Blockchain Finance Fund, the company ...

Coinme has announced that its partnership with Coinstar is paying out major dividends, allowing them to continue expanding their goals to make bitcoin kiosks a commonplace sight in the United States.

The investment follows a May 2021 partnership between the two firms aimed at expanding access to crypto-fiat exchanges. Money transmission network MoneyGram now has a minority investment in crypto ATM ...

Ethereum Layer-2 network Polygon is reportedly looking to acquire US Bitcoin ATM provider Coinme for a purchase price between $100 million and $125 million.Sources familiar with the matter told ...

The California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) has fined Seattle-based Crypto ATM firm, Coinme, Inc. $300,000 for violating the state's recently enacted Digital Financial ...

Coinme, a Seattle-based startup that sells bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies through kiosks, has been ordered to refund $8.4 million and temporarily halt sales in Washington. A temporary ...