Bitstop shows the exchange rate and its transaction fee on screen before you insert any cash. The exchange rate is based on the market price, and the fee appears as its own line item, so you can see exactly what you're paying. There are no hidden charges added after the fact. What you see on screen is exactly what's applied to your purchase.
Some Bitstop ATMs are owned and operated by independent operators licensed to use Bitstop's software. At those ATMs, the operator sets the exchange rate and any fee and is the seller. The operator of any ATM is shown on the machine's help screen, on your receipt, and on the Bitstop ATM map.
Exchange rates are set in real time and update continuously based on market conditions. The rate and fee are shown clearly before you insert any cash, and the price locks in the moment you insert your first bill, so what you see on screen is what you get.
Purchase minimums and maximums are shown on the ATM screen before you confirm. ID verification may be required above certain amounts, and the thresholds can vary by state. The machine will prompt you when verification is needed. Your daily and weekly limits depend on your verification tier, which you can raise in the Bitstop app.
If you're comparing prices, compare the total: the exchange rate plus every fee. At a Bitstop ATM, both are on screen before you insert any cash. The fee reflects the convenience of cash, no account setup, and instant access to your crypto. For current rates and fees, the most accurate place to check is at the machine itself. Fees vary by location.
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