What Are the Most Common Crypto ATM Scams to Avoid?

[cryptobro]

Scammers often tell victims to deposit cash into a crypto ATM and send it to a wallet they control. Common schemes include:

“Your bank account is compromised — send money for safety.”

“You owe taxes or bail — pay immediately via crypto.”

Romance scams asking for “urgent help.”

Investment scams promising guaranteed returns.
Rule of thumb:
No legitimate business, government, or law enforcement will ever ask you to send crypto through an ATM.

[EmTeam]

Crypto ATMs are a hotspot for social engineering scams—stay alert.

[alex10]

If someone pressures you to use an ATM, it’s almost always a scam.