Getcoins
Cryptocurrency ATM Network — Buy & Sell Bitcoin with Cash
Getcoins has operated since 2013, making it one of the longer-running Bitcoin ATM networks. The A trust rating reflects that long operating history, but the January 2026 California DFPI consent order is a material compliance mark: the agency found Getcoins exceeded the $1,000 daily transaction limit, charged fees above the DFAL cap, failed to provide pre-transaction disclosures, and omitted spread information from receipts. A conditional $1,000,000 penalty applies if Getcoins fails to comply. Getcoins was also ordered to cease California operations within 30 days unless it obtains a DFAL license. The consent order also cited BSA/AML program deficiencies. These are the same categories of DFAL violations found in contemporaneous consent orders against RockItCoin and Coinhub, suggesting an industry-wide DFPI enforcement sweep.
About Getcoins
Getcoins (operated by Evergreen ATM, LLC) is a Bitcoin ATM operator founded in 2013, headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada. The company operates approximately 514 cryptocurrency kiosks across 27 states, allowing customers to buy and sell Bitcoin and other digital assets with cash.
Getcoins deploys its ATMs primarily in convenience stores, gas stations, laundromats, and smoke shops. The company is registered as a money services business with FinCEN and operates under the trade name Getcoins, with ATMs also branded as Cambio in some locations.
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Buy & Sell
Two-way Bitcoin transactions at supported locations
27 States
Coverage across the eastern and midwestern United States
Since 2013
Over a decade of Bitcoin ATM operations
DFPI Consent Order for violations of Digital Financial Assets Law (DFAL) sections 3902, 3904, and 3905, and California Consumer Financial Protection Law (CCFPL): exceeding $1,000 daily transaction limit (since Jan 2024), charging fees above the 15% statutory cap (since Jan 2025), failing to provide pre-transaction disclosures (since Jan 2025), and omitting spread amount and exchange name from receipts (since Jan 2024). Also cited BSA/AML program deficiencies under 31 C.F.R. § 1022.210. Conditional $1,000,000 administrative penalty payable upon noncompliance. Ordered to cease and desist from digital financial asset business in California within 30 days unless a DFAL license is obtained. Getcoins neither admitted nor denied the allegations.
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Getcoins: Complete Overview
Source: bitcoinatm.news Trust Score System — Updated May 2026
Trust Rating
Grade: A+ (100/100 points). Established operator, California consent order for fee and disclosure violations
Getcoins has operated since 2013, making it one of the longer-running Bitcoin ATM networks. The A trust rating reflects that long operating history, but the January 2026 California DFPI consent order is a material compliance mark: the agency found Getcoins exceeded the $1,000 daily transaction limit, charged fees above the DFAL cap, failed to provide pre-transaction disclosures, and omitted spread information from receipts. A conditional $1,000,000 penalty applies if Getcoins fails to comply. Getcoins was also ordered to cease California operations within 30 days unless it obtains a DFAL license. The consent order also cited BSA/AML program deficiencies. These are the same categories of DFAL violations found in contemporaneous consent orders against RockItCoin and Coinhub, suggesting an industry-wide DFPI enforcement sweep.
Fees
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Key Facts
- Founded: 2013
- Locations: 514 across 27 states
- Transaction types: Buy & Sell
- Phone: 860-800-2646
- Email: support@getcoins.com
Enforcement & Regulatory History
DFPI Consent Order for violations of Digital Financial Assets Law (DFAL) sections 3902, 3904, and 3905, and California Consumer Financial Protection Law (CCFPL): exceeding $1,000 daily transaction limit (since Jan 2024), charging fees above the 15% statutory cap (since Jan 2025), failing to provide pre-transaction disclosures (since Jan 2025), and omitting spread amount and exchange name from receipts (since Jan 2024). Also cited BSA/AML program deficiencies under 31 C.F.R. § 1022.210. Conditional $1,000,000 administrative penalty payable upon noncompliance. Ordered to cease and desist from digital financial asset business in California within 30 days unless a DFAL license is obtained. Getcoins neither admitted nor denied the allegations. (resolved).
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