Check Out The World's First Traveling Bitcoin ATM
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There are at least four Bitcoin ATMs in operation at SXSW this year - one at a bar, one at a coffee shop, one at a gun certification school, and a final one that will be pretty much everywhere else as it rolls around on wheels:
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Robocoin
Meet the Robocoin Rover, pictured in its trailer above. The trailer houses a Robocoin ATM that will enable SXSW-goers to turn cash into Bitcoin and vice-versa. (While Robocoin manufactures the devices, they are independently owned and operated. This particular one is managed by Coinvault ATM.)
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Here's a closer look at the interface of the ATM.
Robocoin
The ATM makes use of identity-based security measures, scanning your ID and even making a map of the veins in your palm.
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If you're selling Bitcoin, you'll get cash right on the spot.
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To get a closer look at how a Bitcoin ATM transaction goes, check out this video.
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