Cryptocurrency is gaining accessibility in the U.S. as Yesway partners with Coinflip to install crypto ATMs in 45 new locations across five states, including Texas and Iowa, allowing customers to buy and sell digital currencies easily.
Coinflip, a major digital currency platform based in Chicago, has announced an exciting partnership with Yesway, one of the fastest-growing convenience store chains in the U.S.
This collaboration will bring crypto ATMs, also known as digital currency kiosks, to 45 Yesway and Allsup’s locations across five states: Texas, South Dakota, New Mexico, Wyoming, and Iowa.
This expansion aims to enhance the accessibility of cryptocurrencies, making it easier for everyday customers to buy and sell digital currencies like Bitcoin.
Yesway operates 435 convenience stores under the Yesway and Allsup’s brands in nine states, including Texas and New Mexico. By teaming up with Coinflip, Yesway is not just improving its services but also meeting the rising demand for cryptocurrency transactions.
Coinflip currently runs the world’s largest network of digital currency kiosks, with over 5,000 locations in nine countries, serving over 400,000 customers.
The partnership is seen as a significant step toward making cryptocurrencies more mainstream, allowing customers to access digital currencies securely and conveniently.
Josh Allen, Coinflip’s Global Kiosks VP, emphasized the importance of setting up these kiosks in locations that prioritize customer convenience. He stated that Yesway embodies a community-first approach, which aligns perfectly with Coinflip’s mission.
The kiosks will simplify the process of buying and selling digital currencies, ensuring customers have a reliable experience.
Alan Adato, Yesway’s Senior Manager of Merchandising and Procurement, added that this partnership would provide customers with a seamless way to engage with digital currencies, furthering Yesway's commitment to enhancing customer experiences at their stores.
With the addition of crypto ATMs in 45 new locations, Yesway and Coinflip are making digital currencies more accessible to everyday customers in the U.S., supporting the growing interest in cryptocurrency transactions.
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