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Bitstop Expands Multi-Coin Support Across Nationwide ATM Network

Now offering Ethereum, USDC, XRP, Dogecoin, PEPE, and more, available instantly, with cash, at Bitstop locations.

If you’re looking to buy crypto with cash, Bitstop just made it even easier.

Bitstop ATMs now support a wide range of cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE), Solana (SOL), Ripple (XRP), Tether (USDT), USD Coin (USDC), Litecoin (LTC), Pepe Coin (PEPE), Dogwifhat (WIF), and PENGU Coin (PENGU) available at Bitstop ATM across the country, all with cash.

“We’re bringing digital currency to the people, because that’s what they’re asking for,” said Doug Carrillo, Bitstop Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer. “With DOGE, ETH, SOL, XRP, USDC, and other cryptocurrencies now available at our ATMs, we’re offering digital asset diversification, from stablecoins and meme coins to leading smart contract platforms.”

Crypto Access Simplified

Whether you’re a first-time buyer, a cash-preferred customer, or a crypto holder looking for more coin options, Bitstop’s expanded multi-coin access makes it easy to convert cash into digital currency securely and in seconds.

Each Bitstop ATM is backed by advanced fraud protection, regulatory compliance, and a user-friendly interface, making it one of the fastest and most trusted ways to buy cryptocurrency in person.

Supported Cryptocurrencies at Bitstop ATMs

Bitstop now supports the following digital assets at all ATM locations nationwide:

  • Bitcoin (BTC) – The original decentralized digital currency.
  • Ethereum (ETH) – A leading platform for smart contracts and decentralized apps.
  • Dogecoin (DOGE) – A low-fee, peer-to-peer crypto with growing community adoption.
  • Solana (SOL) – High-speed blockchain for scalable DeFi and Web3 projects.
  • Ripple (XRP) – A crypto solution for fast, low-cost cross-border transfers.
  • Tether (USDT) – The most widely used dollar-pegged stablecoin.
  • USD Coin (USDC) – A fully backed stablecoin used in payments, DeFi, and trading.
  • Litecoin (LTC) – A lightweight, fast, and proven crypto for everyday use.
  • Pepe Coin (PEPE) – A meme coin built on Ethereum with viral popularity.
  • Dogwifhat (WIF) – An emerging meme coin with strong community momentum.
  • PENGU Coin (PENGU) – A playful, community-powered meme token that’s quickly gaining attention.

Bringing Crypto to Everyday Locations

Bitstop ATMs are conveniently located in grocery stores, gas stations, value retailers, and convenience stores across the U.S. Each machine is designed to meet people where they are, making it easier than ever to access the future of finance, on your terms.

To find a Bitstop near you, visit https://bitstop.co/locations

Read More on the Multi-Coin Expansion

For a summary of our multi-coin launch and continued infrastructure growth, check out the official article on AP News.

Bitstop Showcases Crypto and Gold ATM Technology at the 2025 UNFI Holiday & Winter Show in Las Vegas

Financial access, retail innovation, and digital currency meet on the trade show floor

Bitstop is heading to Las Vegas. From July 15-17, 2025, we’ll be exhibiting at the UNFI Holiday & Winter Selling Show at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, one of the largest gatherings of grocery and retail leaders in North America.

As the leading crypto ATM network in the U.S., we’re not just showing up, we’re showing what’s next.

What We’re Bringing to the Show Floor

At Booth #633, Bitstop will debut our latest innovations in retail financial technology, including:

  • Multi-coin crypto ATMs that let customers instantly buy Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins like USDC and USDT, and meme coins like Dogecoin and PEPE, all with cash
  • Gold ATMs that dispense Goldbacks, a tangible form of 24-karat gold embedded into currency-grade notes
  • Advanced fraud protection and user education features to ensure safe, compliant, and secure transactions

These machines are more than ATMs, they’re financial access points designed for today’s customer and tomorrow’s retail environment.

“UNFI brings together thousands of grocers driving what’s next for the grocery retail industry,” said Doug Carrillo, co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Bitstop. “Bitstop machines connect people to crypto and gold using cash, offering retailers a way to meet growing demand for both digital and tangible financial tools.”

Why This Matters for Retailers

The future of money isn’t one-size-fits-all. That’s why Bitstop helps retailers offer both digital assets and physical gold.

Whether your customers are:

  • Looking to buy Bitcoin with cash
  • Converting cash into stable, dollar-pegged assets
  • Exploring meme coins like DOGE and PEPE
  • Seeking inflation-resistant physical gold

Bitstop meets them where they are.

And for retailers, that means adding a high-utility, high-demand service that drives foot traffic, repeat visits, and customer trust.

Built for Simplicity, Security, and Scale

All Bitstop machines come equipped with:

  • On-screen scam warnings and real-time fraud detection
  • User-friendly interfaces designed for first-timers and experienced crypto buyers alike
  • U.S.-based customer support
  • Compliance-ready architecture that meets regulatory standards

Whether you’re operating a convenience store, supermarket, value retailer, or gas station, our technology integrates seamlessly into your space and enhances your customer experience.

See It in Action at Booth #633

If you’re attending UNFI’s Holiday & Winter Show in Las Vegas, stop by Bitstop Booth #633 for live product demos, Q&As, and expert insight on how to bring cash-powered crypto and gold access to your retail locations.

Bitstop: Powering the Future of Financial Access – One Location at a Time

Founded in 2013, Bitstop is a Miami-based financial technology company building secure, scalable infrastructure for the digital economy. From Bitcoin to Goldbacks, Bitstop enables people to move value their way, fast, simple, and on their terms.

Bitcoin Pizza Day 2025: The Transaction That Changed Crypto


On May 22, 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz made history by trading 10,000 BTC for two pizzas. At the time, that amount of Bitcoin was worth about $41. Today, it would be valued at over $1 billion. This was more than just a quirky online moment, it marked the first real-world Bitcoin transaction and set the first monetary value for cryptocurrency.

Fifteen years later, Bitcoin Pizza Day continues to represent a pivotal moment in the evolution of digital currency. It demonstrated that Bitcoin could be exchanged for tangible goods, helping pave the way for global crypto adoption.

This year, Medium featured Bitstop for celebrating the milestone and for our ongoing work to expand access to cryptocurrency through a growing network of Bitcoin ATMs across the United States.

Bitcoin Pizza Day is more than a celebration of one of crypto’s quirky origin stories,” said Doug Carrillo, Bitstop Co-Founder. “It’s a reminder of the journey toward financial freedom and the importance of access.”

To honor the 15th anniversary of Bitcoin Pizza Day, Bitstop is offering 15% off transaction fees at Bitcoin ATM locations nationwide. Use promo code PIZZA15 from May 22 through May 29 at 3:00 AM ET. Find a Bitcoin ATM near you and buy Bitcoin with cash, fast, secure, and on your terms.

Since 2013, Bitstop has made it simple for people to access Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies by converting physical cash into digital currency. With ATMs located in convenience stores, gas stations, and grocery chains, Bitstop is building the last mile of crypto infrastructure.

From those first two pizzas to a nationwide network of Bitcoin ATMs, Bitstop is proud to power the next chapter of the digital economy.

Unveiling the Fascinating World of the Bitcoin ATM

In the ever-evolving world of finance, there’s a delightful presence that’s been quietly making its mark: Those charming Bitcoin ATMs, or BTMs for short. They’ve sprouted up in the corner store, the gas station, and even the casino. Aren’t they just the bee’s knees? But let’s put on our inquisitive hats for a moment and ponder: what’s the scoop behind these nifty contraptions?

You see, the global demand for Bitcoins and other cryptocurrencies has been on the rise. As a result, the clever minds in the cryptocurrency realm have been hard at work. For instance, they’ve been striving to seamlessly integrate this “new frontier” into our everyday lives: enter the Bitcoin ATM.

People queue at a Bitcoin ATM
Bitstop Bitcoin ATM

Picture this: Before Bitcoin ATMs entered the scene, the cryptocurrency world resembled the Wild West. Every transaction, no matter how big or small, took place through rather “unconventional” means. At Bitstop, we fondly refer to that era as the “last mile problem.” Why, you ask? Well, on the grand timeline of cryptocurrency history, this was the final frontier before it evolved into a scalable entity.

But fast forward to today, and we find ourselves in a world where people crave the ability to transfer their assets reliably and securely. Enter the era of Bitcoin ATMs, the new normal.

These remarkable crypto machines have made cryptocurrency transactions as effortless as using a standard bank ATM to withdraw or deposit cash. Say goodbye to the tedious online rigmarole and hello to a convenient and familiar way of exploring the cryptocurrency market.

Now, you might wonder, “Familiar, you say? How does it all work?” It’s a piece of cake, really, they operate in a manner reminiscent of the bank machines you’ve frequented in the past.

You verify your identity, deposit your cash into the machine, and voilà, your transaction is complete. No tricks, no convoluted processes – just a straightforward and familiar exchange. Additionally, these machines have been artfully designed to streamline the cryptocurrency transaction experience. Also, Bitcoin ATMs ensure a safe and secure, seamless process. In an age where digital currency is maturing rapidly, ATMs have proven to be an essential component of our financial landscape.

Let’s turn the pages of history for a moment, shall we? The very first cryptocurrency ATM made its debut in 2013. Then, after a journey fraught with regulatory twists and turns, 2015 welcomed some of the initial licensed vending machines to the market, including the illustrious Bitstop BTMs. The agreement was clear: legitimate Bitcoin ATMs had to adhere to the same regulations and laws as their traditional counterparts, complete with limits on withdrawals and deposits.

So, there you have it – a warm, witty, and knowledgeable glimpse into the fascinating world of Bitcoin ATMs. Hope you enjoyed the journey from the Wild West to the reliable and secure heart of our digital financial future. Courtesy of Bitstop.