The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reports that U.S. consumers lost over $135 million to cryptocurrency-related ATM scams from 2020 to 2024; however, traditional finance experienced even greater fraud losses during this period. In 2024 alone, total losses across all sectors exceeded $10 billion, primarily due to credit card and banking scams. To combat this trend, Bitcoin Depot and other compliant operators are implementing transaction alerts, verification systems, and public education tools designed to deter fraud and bolster consumer confidence.

CoinFlip, another major player in the U.S. Bitcoin ATM market, announced a strategic review in mid-2025 aimed at enhancing compliance efficiency and consumer protection amid rising crypto-related fraud incidents. According to CoinDesk, CoinFlip manages more than 5,500 ATMs across over 40 states and has integrated enhanced transaction monitoring alongside ID verification tools as part of efforts valued at up to $1 billion. This initiative aligns with broader industry efforts by responsible providers to educate users, cooperate with regulators, and demonstrate that proactive compliance can mitigate fraud risks while supporting consumer trust.

Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, Bitcoin Depot is North America's largest Bitcoin ATM operator. It provides secure cash-to-crypto access through thousands of ATMs nationwide while maintaining full compliance with federal and state financial regulations. Registered as a Money Services Business with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), Bitcoin Depot promotes transparency, fraud prevention measures, and consumer education initiatives aimed at supporting responsible digital asset adoption. Listed on Nasdaq under ticker BTM, the company continues expanding its network while reinforcing trust within the cash-to-crypto ecosystem.