Coinme has rolled out XRP support at more than 28,000 retail locations across the United States, giving customers the option to buy or sell the token with cash at Coinme-powered kiosks and, alternatively, through the Coinme mobile app with a debit card.
The firm announced the expansion on X, noting that the move aligns with XRP Ledger’s growing role in banking and cross-border remittances. By adding the asset to its nationwide network, Coinme brings direct, cash-based access to a token already prized for fast, low-cost settlement.
Coinme, founded in Seattle in 2014, was the first company in the U.S. to get a state license for running Bitcoin ATMs. Today, it powers crypto services through Coinstar machines, MoneyGram locations, and other retail kiosks, making it easy for people to buy and sell digital currencies using cash.
Users don’t need to sign up for a full crypto exchange. Coinme’s goal is simple: to make the move from cash to crypto quick and hassle-free for everyday users.
Even as retail access grows, XRP’s price has softened. Over the past 24 hours, the token has slipped roughly 3% to just under $2.10, extending a 3.4% decline for the week. Short-term volatility aside, supporters, often referred to as the XRP Army, view broader distribution as a critical indicator of long-term traction.
Coinme says the XRP upgrade is live nationwide, placing the cryptocurrency within reach of most American households. With the service now embedded in familiar retail settings, the gap between cash and blockchain continues to narrow, reinforcing XRP’s position in the evolving digital-asset landscape.
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