Crypto ATMs are banned in Hawaii

Since October 1, 2026, kiosks that take cash for crypto are unlawful in Hawaii. Kiosks that only buy crypto for cash are still allowed.

Machines still listed here may be gone or switched off. If anyone tells you to pay at a crypto ATM, it's a scam.

Not legal advice. Last checked October 28, 2026 against Act 224 (2026), HRS ch. 481B. Sources: Hawaii Legislature 2026 Acts report (Act 224, HB1642 CD1, effective 10/1/2026), LRB: Bills passed 2026 (HB1642 description, sell-side carve-out, HRS 481B)

Likely removedNot confirmed in 30+ days

Super 7 Mini Mart

918 Smith Street STE E, Honolulu, HI 96817Hours not reported

Bitcoin ATM by CoinFlip

CoinFlip Bitcoin ATM at Super 7 Mini Mart, 918 Smith Street STE E, Honolulu, HI 96817. Buy BTC with cash. Fee not reported. Currently offline.

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What it costs

Feenot reported

CoinFlip hasn't told us what this machine charges. Bitcoin ATM fees are often 10–20%, so $100 usually gets $80–$90 of bitcoin.

I used it: add the fee

What it does

Buy crypto with cashSell crypto for cash
BTC

You can't sell crypto for cash at this machine.

Operator
CoinFlip

What to bring

  • Check before you send money

Hours

Hours not reported

Address

918 Smith Street STE E
Honolulu, HI 96817
Likely here

Not confirmed lately, but it's run by CoinFlip, a large operator.

Not confirmed in 30+ days

Confirmed means the machine reported in, the operator checked it, or a visitor said it worked.

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Recent activity

  • Listed on Bitcoin Scouts from open map data