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by: xpoolPosted on: March 31, 2025

Australian Regulator Warns Crypto ATM Operators of Money Laundering Risks

The Australian Financial Intelligence Agency (AUSTRAC) has issued a warning regarding potential money laundering and fraudulent activity linked to crypto ATMs. The agency’s recent analysis has identified suspicious patterns in the industry, which has prompted them to launch a dedicated crypto task force.

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