Our Coinhub Bitcoin ATM Near Me in Cathedral City, California is available for purchasing bitcoin with cash instantly. Coinhub offers $25,000 daily limits and lowest rates for Bitcoin. Automated Teller Machines (Bitcoin ATMs) allow you to buy Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies using cash. Bitcoin cash kiosks from Coinhub are a convenient and fast way to purchase Bitcoin and receive it in minutes directly into your wallet. Coinhub Bitcoin machines can be used quickly and easily. If you’re using a Coinhub Bitcoin Machine near me, you are able to purchase Bitcoin instantly and receive it within minutes. You can purchase Bitcoin in less than 2 minutes, and you don’t need an account. Simply walk up to any Coinhub Bitcoin ATM to purchase and verify. Many Coinhub Bitcoin ATMs also allow you to both buy AND sell crypto for cash. The process of buying Bitcoin using one of our Bitcoin ATMs is as follows: First locate the closest Bitcoin ATM near you in your city by visiting our Coinhub Bitcoin ATM Locator. Walk up to the machine and enter your phone number. You will then verify your phone with a code and scan your bitcoin wallet. Enter each bill one at a time to determine the amount you wish to purchase. After that, confirm the purchase by entering the bitcoin atm. Bitcoin is then instantly sent to your wallet. The daily limit for buying Bitcoin is $25,000. We have Bitcoin Machines conveniently placed throughout the country in major cities! Visit a Coinhub Bitcoin ATM today.

This Coinhub Bitcoin ATM is located in the Planet High Smoke Shop at 68420 Ramon Rd Cathedral City, CA 92234 USA. It allows you to buy Bitcoin at any of the following locations and near neighborhoods: Cathedral City; Palm Springs, Rancho Mirage, Demuth Park, Thousand Palms, Desert Hot Springs, Araby Cove, The Movie Colony East, Sunrise Vista Chino, North Palm Springs, Racquet Club Estates South, Sunmor; Indian Canyons, Andreas Hills, Sonora Park Estates, Palm Desert Park Estates, Palm Desert Park Estates, Palm Desert; Sunrise Park, Sunrise Park; The Mesa