(25)Crypto-asset automated teller machines (the ‘crypto-ATMs’) can enable users to perform transfers of crypto-assets to a crypto-asset address by depositing cash, often without any form of customer identification and verification. Crypto-ATMs are particularly exposed to money laundering and terrorist financing risks because the anonymity they provide, and the possibility of operating with cash of unknown origin, make them an ideal vehicle for illicit activities. Given the role of crypto-ATMs in providing or actively facilitating transfers of crypto-assets, transfers of crypto-assets linked to crypto-ATMs should fall under the scope of this Regulation.