ATMs will look different as US city rolls out 'protection' law in state first
ATMS across a major US city are undergoing a sweeping change in a state-first move to protect bankers. The first-of-its-kind safety law is due to take effect from January 1. Officials will be rolli… San Diego, a major US city, is set to implement a state-first law to protect bankers from losing millions of dollars through scam and fraud at ATMs. The law, which will take effect from January 1, will be the first city in California to display these warning signs on over 110 cryptocurrency kiosks. The move comes after City Council President Joe LaCava's office found over $390 million losses in cryptocurrency scams throughout the state in 2025, with elderly people more likely to fall victim. The rollout will take place from 2027 with a 'day of action' planned to educate residents and businesses about the red flags of crypto transactions.
gepubliceerd : 3 dagen geleden door Emmeline Saunders in Politics Finance Tech
ATMS across a major US city are undergoing a sweeping change in a state-first move to protect bankers.
The first-of-its-kind safety law is due to take effect from January 1.
Officials will be rollin... [2345 symbols]
Onderwerpen: Cryptocurrency
