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by: xpoolPosted on: October 16, 2025

Australia’s Financial Watchdog Could Ban Crypto ATMs

Australia is considering giving its financial intelligence agency, AUSTRAC, the power to restrict or even ban cryptocurrency ATMs. This new legislation, proposed by Minister for Cybersecurity and Home Affairs Tony Burke, would give AUSTRAC the authority to target high-risk products, including crypto ATMs. ]

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