Crypto Dispensers, a company specializing in cryptocurrency ATMs, is exploring a $100 million sale as its CEO and founder, Firas Isa, faces accusations of money laundering. Announced on November 21, the firm is shifting focus from physical machines to software-driven solutions due to rising fraud concerns, regulatory hurdles, and low user engagement. While no mention was made of the ongoing legal case against Isa, it’s clear that the sale is facing a cloud of uncertainty. The U.S. Department of Justice has charged Isa and his company, Virtual Assets LLC (Crypto Dispensers), with laundering money between 2018 and 2025. This alleges that Isa converted illicit funds from fraud and drug activities into cryptocurrency using the firm’s ATM network to disguise their origins. Isa insists on his company’s commitment to compliance and legal responsibility, but a conviction could mean up to 20 years in prison. Whether this sale will go ahead remains unclear as the company navigates a strategic review with financial advisors to explore potential acquisitions while battling these challenges.