Bitcoin Depot ( Nasdaq: BTM ), the largest Bitcoin ATM operator in North America, has expanded into Asia with its launch in Hong Kong — marking the company's first international step. This move aims to meet the growing demand for converting cash to cryptocurrency. Bitcoin Depot aims to be among the top 5 Bitcoin ATM operators in Hong Kong.
According to regulations, Bitcoin ATMs here must have a Currency Service license from the Customs and Excise Department. Currently, Hong Kong has 223 machines in operation, according to Coin ATM Radar.
The company representative stated that they have closely collaborated with local partners to comply with licensing, AML, and KYC requirements. Hong Kong continues to reinforce its position as a digital asset hub in the region, with a friendly regulatory framework — evidenced by Franklin Templeton's recent launch of the first cryptocurrency money market fund here.
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Bitcoin Depot enters Hong Kong as part of its strategy to expand into Asia
Bitcoin Depot ( Nasdaq: BTM ), the largest Bitcoin ATM operator in North America, has expanded into Asia with its launch in Hong Kong — marking the company's first international step. This move aims to meet the growing demand for converting cash to cryptocurrency. Bitcoin Depot aims to be among the top 5 Bitcoin ATM operators in Hong Kong.
According to regulations, Bitcoin ATMs here must have a Currency Service license from the Customs and Excise Department. Currently, Hong Kong has 223 machines in operation, according to Coin ATM Radar.
The company representative stated that they have closely collaborated with local partners to comply with licensing, AML, and KYC requirements. Hong Kong continues to reinforce its position as a digital asset hub in the region, with a friendly regulatory framework — evidenced by Franklin Templeton's recent launch of the first cryptocurrency money market fund here.