California Orders $4.8M Payout to Bitcoin ATM Scam Victims
By Kevin Helms
California ordered Coinflip to compensate scam victims after investigators identified failures in customer checks and suspicious activity controls. The action targets a network of roughly 500 kiosks statewide and requires the operator to stop unlawful practices. Coinflip Faces Compensation Order Over Fraud Safeguards…
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