Founded in 2008 with over 5,000 kiosks nationally, Minute Key's Point Loma unit sits inside a retailer on Sports Arena Boulevard near Pechanga Arena. The patented robotic platform cuts standard residential and commercial keys in about sixty seconds, overlapping in blank coverage with the KeyMe Locksmiths kiosk in the same shopping corridor while using a distinct cutting mechanism and pricing structure. Minute Key stocks Kwikset, Schlage, and several commercial pin-tumbler profiles, plus a line of decorative designer-key blanks that standard hardware-counter machines do not carry. The kiosk does not duplicate car keys, restricted keyways, or keys stamped with "Do Not Duplicate" designations, routing those requests to its companion 24-hour locksmith dispatch network. Move-in inspections coordinated through firms like Monaco Home Inspections routinely generate key-copy needs when new owners discover mismatched or missing spares during the walk-through. The most complex cut is a six-pin commercial office key with tight-tolerance bitting, duplicated with the kiosk's precision robotics in a single pass.