Bitcoin ATMs in Pleasanton, CA
Pleasanton, California has 2 Bitcoin ATMs from 2 operators. CoinFlip leads with 1 location.
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Last updated: July 2026
At a Glance
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CoinFlip
Top Operator (1)
Bitcoin ATM Fees & Limits in Pleasanton, CA
15%
Statutory maximum in California
Total fees, including the exchange-rate spread, may not exceed 15% under DFAL § 3904. This is a legal ceiling, not an average — operators may charge less.
Total fees including spread capped at 15%. DFPI has brought consent orders against RockItCoin and Coinhub for exceeding this cap.
California transaction limits
- New customers$1,000/day
- Established customers$1,000/day
- Fee cap$5 or 15%
Active Jan 2024
SB 401 - Digital Financial Assets Law (DFAL)
Full California regulations guide · Official state source · Verified 2026-04-28
All Bitcoin ATMs in Pleasanton
2 locationsChevron
1797 Santa Rita Road, Pleasanton, CA 94566, USA
Rocket #5749
1801 Santa Rita Rd, Pleasanton, CA 94566, USA
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Bitcoin ATMs are in Pleasanton, CA?
There are 2 Bitcoin ATMs in Pleasanton, California, operated by 2 different providers.
Which operators have Bitcoin ATMs in Pleasanton?
Bitcoin ATM operators in Pleasanton include: CoinFlip (1), COINworKs Bitcoin ATMs (1).
Are there 24/7 Bitcoin ATMs in Pleasanton?
Currently, none of the 2 Bitcoin ATMs in Pleasanton are confirmed to be open 24/7. Check individual ATM pages for the most current hours.
What fees do Bitcoin ATMs charge in Pleasanton?
California caps total Bitcoin ATM fees — including the exchange-rate spread — at 15% under DFAL § 3904. That is the legal maximum in Pleasanton; operators may charge less.
Is there a daily limit on Bitcoin ATM purchases in Pleasanton?
Yes. California sets statewide transaction limits: new customers are limited to $1,000/day. Individual operators may impose lower limits of their own.
How do I use a Bitcoin ATM in Pleasanton?
To buy Bitcoin at an ATM in Pleasanton: (1) Find a location using the map above, (2) bring cash and a valid ID, (3) scan your Bitcoin wallet QR code or create a new wallet at the machine, (4) insert cash, and (5) confirm the transaction. Most ATMs have a $20 minimum purchase.