Canada proposes crypto ATM ban over scams and money laundering
Canada proposes banning Bitcoin ATMs, citing widespread fraud and money laundering risks. The machines account for 10.1% of global crypto ATMs, making Canada a scam hotspot. The ban follows investigations linking ATMs to domestic and foreign criminal schemes targeting Canadians. The move reflects Ottawa's broader regulatory push to tighten oversight of retail crypto risks and core infrastructure.
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