Coinme Pricing & Fees

Coinme is a leading cryptocurrency cash exchange in the United States with thousands of physical locations to cash in and out of crypto. We offer a variety of cryptocurrencies through our app and trusted partners to make accessing crypto with cash or debit instant, simple, safe and affordable.

*transaction limits and fees may vary by state, location, purchase method, and account status

Send transactions from your Coinme Wallet are subject to network fees. These fees are calculated at the time you initiate your transaction and are influenced by factors such as the cryptocurrency being sent, current network conditions, blockchain type, and cost we incur to facilitate your transaction. Before submitting your transaction, always check the total fee amount in the transaction preview screen. By completing a transaction, you agree to pay the previewed fee for that transaction.

Note: USDC sends are free when using the Stellar blockchain.

Every blockchain network charges fees to process transactions, but these fees vary significantly between networks. Bitcoin network fees fluctuate based on network congestion and the transaction size. Ethereum transactions require "gas" fees paid to miners, measured in Gwei (fractional units of Ether). Gas fees vary based on network traffic and computational complexity, and can be quite high during periods of congestion.

Other popular networks like Solana, XRP, Litecoin, and Dogecoin typically have lower base network costs, though they can still fluctuate based on network activity. Some cryptocurrencies, like USDC, can be sent on multiple different blockchains. For example, USDC on the Stellar network has no network fees, while USDC sent as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum is subject to Ethereum gas fees.

These network fees are not controlled by Coinme—they're determined by the miners or validators who process transactions on each blockchain and are published publicly. The total fee you see in your transaction preview includes both the current blockchain network fee and Coinme's service charge.

Coinme Cash

Andrew wants to buy $100 of bitcoin at a Coinme Cash location. The retailer charges a flat $3.95 service fee and Coinme charges a 5% cash exchange fee. After agreeing to the terms and fees, Andrew will receive $95.00 worth of bitcoin in his wallet from his $103.95 cash transaction. Should Andrew want to send his bitcoin to another wallet, that transaction will be subject to a bitcoin network fee, which is publicly available here.

Andrew wants to buy $100 of bitcoin at a Coinme-enabled Coinstar kiosk. Depending on the location, the kiosk charges a 16.5% cash exchange fee. After agreeing to the terms and fees, Andrew will receive $83.50 worth of bitcoin in his wallet from his $100 cash transaction. Should Andrew want to send his bitcoin to another wallet, that transaction will be subject to a bitcoin network fee, which is publicly available here.

Coinstar (For California residents)

Andrew wants to buy 2 LTC at a Coinme-enabled Coinstar kiosk. The United States dollar equivalent rate is first calculated using the market price at a qualified, licensed digital financial asset exchange. Assuming the price at this exchange is $86.96 per LTC token, the United States dollar amount of the digital financial assets involved in the transaction would be 2 LTC multiplied by $86.96, which equals $173.92. The kiosk charges a 15% cash exchange fee on the USD value of the digital currency for this transaction, totaling $26.08. Andrew will pay $200 in total.

Coinstar (For Illinois residents)

Andrew wants to buy 2 LTC at a Coinme-enabled Coinstar kiosk. The United States dollar equivalent rate is first calculated using the market price of the digital asset. Assuming the market price is $127.12 per LTC token, the United States dollar amount of the digital financial assets involved in the transaction would be 2 LTC multiplied by $127.12, which equals $254.24. The kiosk charges an 18% cash exchange fee on the USD value of the digital currency for this transaction, totaling $45.76. Andrew will pay $300 in total.

Andrew wants to buy $100 of bitcoin at Coinme from a participating MoneyGram location (excluding WalMart). The current market price for bitcoin is $50,000. Andrew sees a quoted bitcoin price in the app of $52,000 which represents a 4% cash convenience fee, as well as a $2.75 transaction fee. To purchase $100 of bitcoin, he will need to provide $106.75 at the MoneyGram counter. Should Andrew want to send his bitcoin to another wallet, that transaction will be subject to a bitcoin network fee, which is publicly available here.

Andrew wants to cash out $100 of bitcoin at a Coinme-enabled ReadyCode ATM. The current market price for bitcoin is $50,000. Andrew sees a quoted bitcoin price of $49,005, which includes a 1.49% exchange fee and a 0.5% spread. Upon completing his sale transaction, he will also see a $2.50 flat fee, for a total charge of $102.50. As a result, the total value of cash Andrew will receive is $100.00 in twenty dollar bills.

Let’s say Andrew wants to cash out $100 of USDC instead of bitcoin, which has different price attributes. The current market price for USDC is $1.00. Andrew is charged no exchange fee. Upon completing his sale transaction he’ll only see a $2.50 flat fee charged, for a total charge of $102.50. The total value of cash Andrew will receive is $100 in twenty dollar bills.

Andrew wants to buy $100 of bitcoin from the Coinme app and decides to fund the transaction using his debit card. The current market price for bitcoin is $50,000. Andrew sees a quoted bitcoin price in the app of $52,000 – which includes a 4% spread. Upon completing his transaction he will see a 1.49% exchange fee plus a 3.25% credit card processing fee. To purchase $100 of bitcoin, he will need to input approximately $109 for purchase with his debit card. Should Andrew want to send his bitcoin to another wallet, that transaction will be subject to a network fee, which is publicly available here.

Let’s say Andrew has $100 of bitcoin he would like to sell in the Coinme app to his Visa debit card and the current market price is $50,000. Andrew sees a quoted bitcoin price in the app of $48,000 – which includes a 4% spread. Upon completing his sale transaction he will see a 1.49% exchange fee plus a 1.5% instant withdrawal fee. The total value of USD Andrew will receive on his Visa debit card is $93.00.