Coinmama in Washington

In Washington

Available

Listed

#7 of 8

Fees

Commission plus card surcharge

KYC

Required

Pays with in Washington

Debit card, Wire transfer

State licence regime

Money transmitter license, UMSA covers crypto

Money transmitter licence

Required in this state

The operator's own page

This row was verified against Coinmama's published policy rather than written from a third party. The caveat above is carried verbatim from our Washington guide.

https://www.coinmama.com/support/restricted-countries-and-states

How to pay on Coinmama in Washington

The deposit rails Coinmama offers to buyers in Washington, from our Washington guide reviewed 2026-08-23. Each one links to how that rail works here.

• Debit card
• Wire transfer

Debit card:

credit cards also accepted

Bitcoin in Washington: the licensing picture

Bitcoin is legal in Washington. Exchanges serving state residents need a money transmitter license from the Department of Financial Institutions under the Uniform Money Services Act, chapter 19.230 RCW, which Senate Bill 5031 amended effective July 2017 to pull virtual currency explicitly into the definition of money transmission. DFI also publishes virtual currency guidance and an interim regulatory framework for crypto companies, making Washington one of the stricter licensing states in the country.

Washington has no tax on wages or ordinary income, but its capital gains excise tax applies 7 percent to net long-term gains above an inflation-adjusted annual deduction of about $250,000, with an additional 2.9 percent on gains over $1 million. Federal capital gains tax applies on top.

How to buy bitcoin in Washington

Not available in Washington

• Binance.USBinance.US does not accept residents of this state.