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Bitcoin ATMs in San Jacinto, CA

San Jacinto, California has 2 Bitcoin ATMs from 1 operator. All locations are operated by Bitstop. Of the operators here with enough reader fee reports, Bitstop averages the lowest reported fee (~17% across 3 reports).

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Directory page built: October 2026
At a Glance
2 Bitcoin ATMs
1 Operators
Bitstop Top Operator (2)

Before visiting a Bitcoin ATM in San Jacinto

Compare the exact host address and operator, confirm access hours, and check whether the machine supports buying, selling, or both. Read the final quote, including fees and the exchange-rate spread, before confirming a transaction.

2 of 2 listings were seen in a source within the past 30 days. Latest source observation: 2026-10-25. A source observation confirms a listing was reported; it does not verify that a machine is working now.

Hours and features are reported by sources and may change. Report an incorrect listing with the operator, host address, and what you found.

Bitcoin ATM Fees & Limits in San Jacinto, CA

Greater of $5 or 15%
Statutory maximum in California

Total fees, including the exchange-rate spread, may not exceed Greater of $5 or 15% under California Financial Code §§ 3902, 3904, 3907. This is a legal ceiling, not an average — operators may charge less.

Fees reported by customers

OperatorAverage feeRangeReports
Bitstop 17% 17%–17% 3

Averages are crowdsourced from reader submissions for these operators nationally, not only in San Jacinto. Individual machines vary.

California transaction limits

  • New customers$1,000/day
  • Established customers$1,000/day
  • Fee capGreater of $5 or 15%
Active California Financial Code §§ 3902, 3904, 3907

California limits kiosk transactions to $1,000 per customer per day. Direct and indirect charges are capped at the greater of $5 or 15%. DFPI states that applicable Digital Financial Assets Law licensing requirements began July 1, 2026.

Full California regulations guide · Official state source · Verified 2026-09-05

How the operators in San Jacinto rate

OperatorATMsTrustHardwareAvg fee
Bitstop 2 F ★★★½☆ 17%

Trust grades reflect regulatory and enforcement history; hardware ratings score the machine models an operator deploys. How we score.

All Bitcoin ATMs in San Jacinto

2 locations

1 of 2 listings have a detailed location page. The others are shown here with their address, operator, reported hours, and directions.

Cardenas #13
1475 S San Jacinto
Hours: Varies by day
Bitstop
Cardenas #13
1475 S San Jacinto Ave, San Jacinto, CA 92583, USA
Hours: Mon-Sun: 7:00 am – 10:00 pm
Bitstop
Directions

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Bitcoin ATMs are in San Jacinto, CA?
Our directory lists 2 Bitcoin ATMs in San Jacinto, California, from 1 provider.
Which operators have Bitcoin ATMs in San Jacinto?
Bitcoin ATM operators in San Jacinto include: Bitstop (2).
Are there 24/7 Bitcoin ATMs in San Jacinto?
None of the 2 listings in San Jacinto currently has an explicit 24-hour schedule in our source data. Check individual ATM pages for the most current hours.
What fees do Bitcoin ATMs charge in San Jacinto?
California caps total Bitcoin ATM fees — including the exchange-rate spread — at Greater of $5 or 15% under California Financial Code §§ 3902, 3904, 3907. That is the legal maximum in San Jacinto; operators may charge less. Fees reported to us by customers average 17%.
Is there a daily limit on Bitcoin ATM purchases in San Jacinto?
Yes. California sets statewide transaction limits: new customers are limited to $1,000/day. Individual operators may impose lower limits of their own.
Can I sell Bitcoin for cash at an ATM in San Jacinto?
None of the 2 listings in San Jacinto is marked as a two-way machine in our source data: 2 do not specify a direction in our source data. Confirm with the operator before you go if you want to sell.
How do I use a Bitcoin ATM in San Jacinto?
To buy Bitcoin at one of the 2 listed ATMs in San Jacinto: (1) pick a location from the list or map above, (2) bring cash and a valid ID, (3) scan your own Bitcoin wallet QR code, (4) insert cash, and (5) review the quoted fee and exchange rate before you confirm. Never send Bitcoin to a wallet address someone else gave you.