Bitcoin ATMs in Redwood City, CA
Redwood City, 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 Redwood City, 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 Redwood City
2 locationsAvenue Liquors
2147 Roosevelt Ave., Redwood City, CA 94061, United States
Peninsula Liquors
717 El Camino Real, Redwood City, CA 94063, USA
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Bitcoin ATMs are in Redwood City, CA?
There are 2 Bitcoin ATMs in Redwood City, California, operated by 2 different providers.
Which operators have Bitcoin ATMs in Redwood City?
Bitcoin ATM operators in Redwood City include: CoinFlip (1), COINworKs Bitcoin ATMs (1).
Are there 24/7 Bitcoin ATMs in Redwood City?
Currently, none of the 2 Bitcoin ATMs in Redwood City are confirmed to be open 24/7. Check individual ATM pages for the most current hours.
What fees do Bitcoin ATMs charge in Redwood City?
California caps total Bitcoin ATM fees — including the exchange-rate spread — at 15% under DFAL § 3904. That is the legal maximum in Redwood City; operators may charge less.
Is there a daily limit on Bitcoin ATM purchases in Redwood City?
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 Redwood City?
To buy Bitcoin at an ATM in Redwood City: (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.