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There is something wonderfully strange about Bitcoin ATMs like these

Hidden among a bunch of ads, typically for booze or grass or lotto tickets: a real way out

Almost a bit like the Zoltar machine in Big

Something magical hidden among the mundane

A portal to another dimension
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BrianFitzwater 1y ago

Okay. How does it work?

I’d rather learn here, instead of standing in front of one. Thanks!

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gladstein 1y ago

Depends. There is a varying range of KYC. Some don’t require any for small txs others require an Id for anything

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hh 1y ago

You'te going to have to stand in front of one to figure it out anyway, because each company has its policies. Where I live, I've got half a dozen BTC shops and ATMs within walking distance.

I haven't used any this last couple of years but they used to be non KYC (but still would ask for a phone number).

8-10% premium, so I stopped using them and moved on to Bisq anyway.

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BrianFitzwater 1y ago

Thank you!