Bitcoin ATM machine in Youngstown at Shell – BitAccess

Installed on April 26, 2020

Status and feedback

Reported by provider just now:
Online

Based on user feedback (FAQ):
Longlasting Available

Score
0
Show votes

Operator details

Operator's name: CoinCloud

855-264-2046

[email protected]

Are you operator? Check the list of services we provide.

Location

City: Youngstown

Location: Shell

Address:
3200 Market St
Youngstown, OH 44507
USA

Open hours:

Open 24/7

Bitcoin machine details

ATM Type: BitAccess

Supported coins and fees:

Prices are updated just now.

	Buy	Sell
Bitcoin	USD 39624.62 (fixed fee unknown +24.3%*)	USD 30153.34 (fixed fee unknown +5.3%*)
Bitcoin Cash	USD 548.54 (fixed fee unknown +26.3%*)	USD 361.74 (fixed fee unknown +16.7%*)
Ether	USD 1532.25 (fixed fee unknown +26.1%*)	USD 1011.09 (fixed fee unknown +16.7%*)
Litecoin	USD 177.55 (fixed fee unknown +26.3%*)	USD 117.14 (fixed fee unknown +16.7%*)
Supported fiat:	USD	USD

* Percentage fees are independently calculated by Coin ATM Radar based on actual price at machine and market price [BitcoinAverage] (might differ from rates claimed by operator).

Limits and verifications:

$1 - 1,999 (lifetime) with SMS verification on a valid phone number.
$2,000 - 10,000/day ($2,999 maximum per transaction) after scanning valid and current ID (download the Coin Cloud Wallet mobile app at CoinCloudATM.com/app or visit CoinCloud.BitaccessBTM.com/account on your PC to verify your account from home).
$10,000 - 25,000/day ($2,999 maximum per transaction) after enhanced verification with manual review of SSN, email and occupation.
Email [email protected] with questions about increasing daily limits.

Details:

Cryptocurrency machine is installed at Shell in Youngstown.
You can buy and sell BTC, BCH, ETH, LTC for USD here.

Looking to sell bitcoin for cash? Start the process at cash.bitaccess.co! Send bitcoin from your phone to the BTM remotely and skip the wait. Cash will be ready and reserved for you when you visit the BTM.

Attention WARNING! Have you been suggested a job opportunity and then asked to send bitcoins using ATM? Or found a great deal, e.g. car on craiglist, and was asked to pay in bitcoins using ATM? You are highly likely a victim of a scam. Read FAQ for details!