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Bitcoin ATMs in Winthrop, WA

Winthrop, Washington has 2 Bitcoin ATMs from 1 operator. All locations are operated by Bitstop.

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Last updated: July 2026
At a Glance
2 Bitcoin ATMs
1 Operators
Bitstop Top Operator (2)

Bitcoin ATM Fees & Limits in Winthrop, WA

10–23%
No statutory fee cap in Washington

Washington does not currently limit Bitcoin ATM fees. Industry-wide, fees run 10–23% of the transaction once the exchange-rate spread is counted. Treat this as an industry range, not a measurement of Winthrop.

General Licensing

Washington generally treats virtual currency exchanges and kiosks as money transmitters under the Uniform Money Services Act.

Full Washington regulations guide · Official state source · Verified 2026-03-24

How the operators in Winthrop rate

OperatorATMsTrustHardwareAvg fee
Bitstop 2 F ★★★½☆

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

All Bitcoin ATMs in Winthrop

2 locations
Methow Valley Thriftway
920 State Rte 20
Bitstop
Methow Valley Thriftway
920 State Rte 20, Winthrop, WA 98862, USA
Bitstop

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Bitcoin ATMs are in Winthrop, WA?
There are 2 Bitcoin ATMs in Winthrop, Washington, operated by 1 different provider.
Which operators have Bitcoin ATMs in Winthrop?
Bitcoin ATM operators in Winthrop include: Bitstop (2).
Are there 24/7 Bitcoin ATMs in Winthrop?
Currently, none of the 2 Bitcoin ATMs in Winthrop are confirmed to be open 24/7. Check individual ATM pages for the most current hours.
What fees do Bitcoin ATMs charge in Winthrop?
Washington does not currently cap Bitcoin ATM fees, and fees industry-wide typically run 10%–23% of the transaction once the exchange-rate spread is included. We have no verified fee reports for Winthrop yet — if you use an ATM here, reporting the fee helps other readers.
How do I use a Bitcoin ATM in Winthrop?
To buy Bitcoin at an ATM in Winthrop: (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.