Bitcoin Depot, North America's largest Bitcoin ATM operator hits Hong Kong, kicking off their plans of expansion in the Asian market.


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Promote with Leviathan News"Bitcoin ATMs in Hong Kong must obtain a Money Service Operator license from the Customs and Excise Department to legally facilitate cash-to-crypto transactions. According to data from Coin ATM Radar, there are 223 Bitcoin ATMs operating in the city. A company spokesperson also told Cointelegraph that its “compliance team worked closely with local partners to ensure our Hong Kong operations meet all applicable requirements, including licensing, AML, and KYC standards.”"
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Spencer420
"Bitcoin ATMs in Hong Kong must obtain a Money Service Operator license from the Customs and Excise Department to legally facilitate cash-to-crypto transactions.
According to data from Coin ATM Radar, there are 223 Bitcoin ATMs operating in the city.
A company spokesperson also told Cointelegraph that its “compliance team worked closely with local partners to ensure our Hong Kong operations meet all applicable requirements, including licensing, AML, and KYC standards.”"
Spencer420
"Bitcoin ATMs in Hong Kong must obtain a Money Service Operator license from the Customs and Excise Department to legally facilitate cash-to-crypto transactions.
According to data from Coin ATM Radar, there are 223 Bitcoin ATMs operating in the city.
A company spokesperson also told Cointelegraph that its “compliance team worked closely with local partners to ensure our Hong Kong operations meet all applicable requirements, including licensing, AML, and KYC standards.”"
Spencer420
What's the fee on these things?, I assume it's absolutely horrendous
Petcel
We're still happy for the tech. Shows we're moving forward.
Spencer420
i mean they've been around for more than 10 years.., I feel like it's more of a money grab by the owners and a great usecase for scammers than actually good for the industry. But seeing as how they're all over the world now, it's atleast free publicity
Maven
Wow, this is beautiful 😻
Danicjade
Another way way to buy BTC. This slaps man
Petcel
Real hard

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