Seattle cryptocurrency company Coinme has reached an interim deal with Washington state regulators allowing it to resume operations after a temporary cease-and-desist order was stayed.

Coinme, a Seattle-based startup that sells bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies through kiosks, has been ordered to refund $8.4 million and temporarily halt sales in Washington. A temporary ...

Coinme’s return to full operations in Washington State after reaching an agreement with the Washington Department of ...

State regulators previously issued a temporary cease-and-desist order against CoinMe over reporting practices.

Coinme, a Seattle-based startup that sells bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies through kiosks, has been ordered to refund $8.4 million and temporarily halt sales in Washington. A temporary ...

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Crypto purchases from Coinstar kiosks now effortlessly and automatically load to the Coinme wallet in seconds, with no receipts required; Daily purchase limits raised to $9.5k* SEATTLE, March 27, 2024 ...