Valley West Mall Welcomes New Bitcoin ATM from Crypto Dispensers
Mar 1, 2023
Crypto Dispensers, a leading Bitcoin ATM operator, and Spinoso Real Estate Group, a top property management company, are excited to announce the installation of a new Bitcoin ATM at Valley West Mall.
United States - March 1, 2023 —
Crypto Dispensers, a leading Bitcoin ATM operator, and Spinoso Real Estate Group, a top property management company, are excited to announce the installation of a new Bitcoin ATM at Valley West Mall, a premier shopping destination located at 1551 Valley W Dr, West Des Moines, IA 50266.
The new installation will provide customers with an easy and accessible way to purchase Bitcoin with cash. Customers can buy small amounts of Bitcoin starting at just $10, without the need to purchase an entire Bitcoin, which is currently valued at over $25k. The process is simple and efficient, with coins being instantly sent to customers' cryptocurrency wallets. There are no wait times, unlike other Bitcoin ATM operators or online exchanges.
With the new Bitcoin ATM, customers can also send their purchased Bitcoins to family and friends directly from their wallet once the transaction is confirmed on the Bitcoin network. Additionally, customers can purchase other digital currencies such as Ethereum, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash.
To make the process more convenient for customers, Crypto Dispensers allows customers to buy up to $3k without ID verification, by inputting their phone number, taking a selfie, and entering their name. For purchases over $25k, customers need to verify their identity by providing their name, date of birth, address, phone number, social security number, taking a selfie, and being checked on the OFAC and other politically exposed persons lists.
Crypto Dispensers has already installed 60 Bitcoin ATMs across 21 states, making it easier for people to access Bitcoin. For those who cannot find a Crypto Dispensers Bitcoin ATM in their area, they can sign up for CDReload on the Crypto Dispensers website, www.cryptodispensers.com. CDReload allows customers to buy Bitcoin with cash by funding their account at over 16k stores across the country where CDReload is accepted. As an added incentive, customers will receive $25 free credit to their CDReload account after making their first deposit.
“We are thrilled to bring our Bitcoin ATM to Valley West Mall, another property owned by Spinoso Real Estate Group," said a representative from Crypto Dispensers. "Our commitment is to make Bitcoin more accessible and convenient for everyone. By offering a simple and efficient way for customers to buy Bitcoin with cash, we hope to have a positive impact in West Des Moines and the surrounding areas.
Crypto Dispensers plans to continue expanding its reach and has already announced plans to install another Bitcoin ATM at Glenbrook Square Mall in Fort Wayne, Indiana, which is also managed by Spinoso Real Estate Group, in January 2023.
For more information about Crypto Dispensers and its Bitcoin ATM locations, please visit their website at www.cryptodispensers.com.
Contact Info:
Name: Firas Isa
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Organization: Crypto Dispensers
Address: 7021 W 153rd Street Orland Park, IL 60462
Phone: 1-888-212-5824
Website: https://www.cryptodispensers.com/
Release ID: 89090877
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