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Regulatory Hub

The regulatory environment for cryptocurrency is evolving at an unprecedented pace. Our Regulatory Hub is a centralized resource designed to provide ATM operators with clear, verified, and up-to-date information. From licensing requirements to AML/KYC compliance, we help you understand the rules in key jurisdictions so you can focus on growing your business safely and legally.

Georgia

Operating a crypto ATM in Georgia is legal, clearly regulated, and — unusually — affordable to enter. Where most attractive jurisdictions pair a clean legal framework with a…
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Pakistan

Operating a crypto ATM in Pakistan moved from outright prohibition to a defined legal pathway in less than twelve months. The Virtual Assets Act 2026 created a dedicated…
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Cuba

Operating a crypto ATM in Cuba is theoretically permitted under Cuban domestic law — the central bank created a VASP licensing framework in 2021–2022, and exactly one license has…
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Brazil

Operating a crypto ATM in Brazil is technically not prohibited — but a 2025 central bank resolution has made the traditional cash-based model explicitly non-compliant. With only…
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Bosnia and Herzegovina

Operating a crypto ATM in Bosnia and Herzegovina is technically possible — but only in one of the country's three administrative units, and only until the FATF delivers its next…
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Argentina

Operating a cryptocurrency ATM in Argentina is legally permitted — but anyone expecting a straightforward path to market will find the reality considerably more complex. No…
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United Kingdom

Operating a cryptocurrency ATM in the United Kingdom is currently a de facto impossibility.⁵  While no specific statute explicitly bans the machines, the Financial Conduct…
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Turkey

The operation of cryptocurrency ATMs is currently strictly illegal in Turkey.¹ The Capital Markets Board (CMB/SPK) has ordered their blanket shutdown, with a compliance deadline…
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