From Winterthur Hauptbahnhof
Merkurstrasse is located near Winterthur's main train station. It is a convenient option for people arriving by train, S-Bahn, or bus from other parts of the city and the canton of Zurich.
Bitcoin ATM It is located at the entrance to the iTek Handy Shop, with direct access from the street and the parking lot.
How to use?Click on the map above showing the location of the Bitcoin ATM to make it interactive.
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Merkurstrasse 23, 8400 Winterthur, Switzerland
If you encounter any problems, contact the anonymous support department.
This amount is available for immediate withdrawal.
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Bitcoin ATM is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and closed on Sundays
Our transaction fees are 2 to 4 times lower than the global average.
and insert cash into the device.
From your own digital wallet.
And a receipt as confirmation of the transaction.
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Rothbard.eu Bitcoin ATMs provide the highest level of security in Europe. Unlike other networks, we do not collect your phone number, track you with cookies, or request marketing consents. We do not require you to register an account or download any apps.
This makes transactions not only secure but also fast. We comply with the legally prescribed KYC requirements and do not require more than what the law specifies. We ensure the highest possible level of security and discretion while guaranteeing the full legality of transactions.
The location of the Bitcoin ATM in Winterthur is also convenient for people who do not travel around the city by car. The site is directly next to Winterthur Hauptbahnhof, one of the main transport hubs in the canton of Zurich. Regional trains, S-Bahn services, and numerous city buses depart from the station, connecting the city center with Töss, Oberwinterthur, Seen, Wülflingen, Rosenberg, and other areas. This makes it possible to reach the Bitcoin ATM from different parts of Winterthur without arranging separate transport.
If you are arriving by train, the most convenient landmark is Winterthur Hauptbahnhof. Merkurstrasse is on the city-center side, and the Bitcoin ATM itself is just a few steps from the station. It is worth checking the current walking route before setting out, especially if you are unfamiliar with this part of Winterthur.
Visitors arriving by car can use the parking lots in the city center and near the train station. The city of Winterthur provides its own parking information system that displays the number of available spaces in real time at parking lots around the Hauptbahnhof and the Old Town, along with information on fees and the option to activate navigation. This may be more convenient than searching for an available spot directly on Merkurstrasse.
Before starting a transaction, it is worth knowing where to find the public receiving address for your chosen cryptocurrency and its QR code in your wallet. The public address can be used to receive funds. A recovery phrase (seed phrase) or private key serves a completely different purpose - never enter this information into a Bitcoin ATM, send it to another person, or enter it on a website opened from an unknown QR code.
Before confirming the transfer, also check that you have selected the correct blockchain network. The same cryptocurrency can operate on different networks, so the address and network specified in the wallet must match the parameters selected during the transaction. An error at this stage may result in the funds not reaching the intended recipient.
If you prepare the sale online first, keep the code you will need later to collect the cash and the TXID, which is the identifier of the transaction recorded on the blockchain. The TXID lets you check whether the transfer has been sent to the network and how many confirmations it has received.
Don’t assume that every transaction will be confirmed at exactly the same time. This depends, among other things, on the blockchain network used and its current load. Therefore, before heading to a location, it’s a good idea to check the transaction status on the website rather than relying solely on the time that has elapsed since you sent the cryptocurrency. Rothbard also recommends checking the device’s current status and the availability of funds before your visit.
Do not carry out transactions at the request of an unknown person contacting you by phone, text message, or instant messenger. The Swiss NCSC warns, among other things, against attempts to persuade users to transfer cryptocurrencies to a supposedly “secure wallet.” In such cases, the wallet may in fact be under the control of scammers.
The NCSC also warns against fake QR codes that lead to websites designed to phish for recovery phrases. Disclosing such a phrase could allow someone to take over your entire cryptocurrency wallet. If anyone asks you for your seed phrase, password, or private key, stop the process immediately.
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