Tennessee’s ban on crypto ATMs took effect on July 1, adding to restrictions that are reducing the availability of the machines across the United States. Georgia has also introduced restrictions, according to Cointelegraph.
The development matters for crypto ATM operators and customers because it further limits access to kiosks that allow users to conduct cryptocurrency transactions. Companies operating these machines must adjust as state-level rules change.
Minnesota is also moving toward tighter controls. Crypto ATM operators in the state have until Aug. 1 to comply with a similar law.
Taken together, the measures in Tennessee, Georgia and Minnesota point to a more restrictive operating environment for crypto ATM businesses in parts of the US. The source material did not provide details about enforcement, exemptions or the number of machines affected.