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35 victims of crypto ATM scams in Arizona have received full refunds totaling $171,332 since the state's Cryptocurrency Kiosk License Fraud Prevention law took effect in September last year.

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The Arizona Attorney General's Office announced Wednesday that 35 victims of cryptocurrency ATM scams have received $171,332 in full refunds.

Consumers will no longer be able to use cash to buy cryptocurrency at the kiosks. They can still convert crypto into cash.