The amount you'll get for a Motorola Moto E5 depends on its condition, storage size, carrier lock status, and any security settings that could affect resale. ecoATM pays instant cash at the kiosk and also offers digital payouts via PayPal or Venmo, and its pricing is backed by market data that often beats carrier trade-in values. Because offers are based on current market factors, the exact dollar amount will be shown after the kiosk evaluates your device.

Start by getting an online price estimate or locking in an offer in the ecoATM app, then prepare your device for sale and find a nearby kiosk. At the kiosk you'll place the Motorola Moto E5 in the machine so ecoATM can run a diagnostic, then accept or decline the cash offer shown on screen. If you accept, ecoATM pays instantly on the spot in cash or via PayPal/Venmo.

Yes — ecoATM accepts Motorola Moto E5 phones with cracked screens, dents, faulty batteries, water damage, or that won't power on, though the condition will lower the offer you receive. If the kiosk cannot make a cash offer because a device has no resale value, ecoATM will recycle the device responsibly so it doesn't end up in a landfill. ecoATM's process ensures damaged devices are either refurbished for resale or handled via certified recycling partners.

You can sell a carrier-locked Motorola Moto E5 to ecoATM, but carrier-locked devices typically receive a lower offer than unlocked ones because lock status affects resale. Carrier-locked means the phone is tied to a specific wireless provider until the lock is removed, and ecoATM will still evaluate and make a competitive offer based on that status. If you're able to unlock the phone beforehand, you may increase its resale value.

Back up any important information, sign out of your Google account, and deactivate Factory Reset Protection before you bring your Motorola Moto E5 to a kiosk. Remove your SIM card, charge the device (phones that power on usually earn more), and perform a factory reset so your personal data is removed prior to selling to ecoATM. Don't forget to bring a state-issued ID when you sell if you plan to accept a cash payout.

You should factory reset your Motorola Moto E5 before selling to remove personal data, and ecoATM also uses additional data-wiping tools at its processing facility where technologically possible. ecoATM recommends erasing your device beforehand because, while they attempt to wipe devices on arrival, they cannot guarantee absolute erasure in every case. Taking the preparatory steps above helps protect your information before the device leaves your possession.

Devices that can be refurbished are repaired and resold, giving the Motorola Moto E5 a second life and keeping usable electronics in circulation. Devices that can't be resold are sent to R2-certified e-waste partners and recycled responsibly so toxic materials are kept out of landfills. ecoATM reports that a large share of collected devices are reused while the remainder are handled through certified recycling programs to minimize environmental impact.

ecoATM calculates the trade-in value for your Motorola Moto E5 after checking the things that affect resale value. That includes storage, carrier lock status, screen condition, battery health, whether it powers on, and Factory Reset Protection status, along with the results of the kiosk diagnostic. An online estimate can help you decide whether it is worth the trip, but the final offer is made in person. Before you go, remove your Google account, reset the phone, and bring it with some charge so there are fewer surprises at the kiosk.