Topic: Altcoin ATM (Read 603 times)
To purchase and then run an ATM is not that cheap, so most of them have very high fees (give you very bad exchange rates) in order to profit. I do have BTC ATMs in my country (multiple Companies) but as for now I always found my best bet to be localbitcoins National Bank Transfer.
Not all altcoins can have ATMs, because they do not necessarily have stable finances like ETH and bitcoin, things like this will be hard to do
There's probably an opportunity in the US for the next few years due to some peculiarities in the law
why have a new atm installed when theres already stuff around that utilizes current ATMs, like the shift visa card. there is also one other one like the shift visa card that I cannot think of at the moment.
There's probably an opportunity in the US for the next few years due to some peculiarities in the law
But should not it be linked with some bank using the hard currency?
There are litecoin and Dash ATM's already in existence. It's easy to add an altcoin onto a Bitcoin ATM, following the laws is the hard part if you are planning to invest in putting up ATM you will need a good lawyer to help set it all up legally.
Is not it wonderful to have ATM in country from where you can withdraw altcoins in cash?! I would love to have that in my country.
Did you use altcoin ATM in any country?
Did you use altcoin ATM in any country?
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