XRP and SOL go mainstream with cash access at 28,000+ U.S. retail locations

XRP and SOL go mainstream with cash access at 28,000+ U.S. retail locations originally appeared on TheStreet.

Coinme, the Seattle-based cryptocurrency cash exchange, announced on June 25 that it has added XRP and Solana to the list of cryptocurrencies that users can buy and sell with cash at more than 28,000 Coinme-powered retail locations in the U.S.

The platform is one of the few regulated cash-based on-ramps to XRP and SOL in the U.S.

“XRP and Solana are essential networks in the crypto economy,” said Coinme co-founder and CEO Neil Bergquist. He added:

“We’re making them available in a way that’s accessible to everyone, whether purchasing $20 in cash at a local store or buying crypto through our mobile app.”

The addition of XRP and SOL to the company's cash-enabled network marks a step forward in its mission to democratize crypto access across the U.S. so that users can opt for a simple solution instead of traditional banking institutions or technically advanced exchanges, the statement said.

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Coinme's chief operating officer, Sung Choi, said, "We are activating 28,000 Coinme-enabled retail locations nationwide to provide ubiquitous access to XRP and Solana, combining digital innovation with the trusted in-person experience consumers expect. We are eliminating barriers and empowering widespread participation in the future of finance."

With a market cap of $128.9 billion, XRP is the fourth-largest cryptocurrency. As per Kraken's price feed, it was trading at $2.18 at press time, down 0.13% a day.

SOL, with a market cap of $76.6 billion, is the sixth-largest cryptocurrency. It was trading at $143.34, down 0.02% a day.

XRP and SOL go mainstream with cash access at 28,000+ U.S. retail locations first appeared on TheStreet on Jun 25, 2025

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