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Indiana crypto ATM (bitcoin kiosk) law

Status: Crypto kiosks banned

Virtual currency kiosks are prohibited (HEA 1116, 2026). Violations are actionable by the Attorney General as deceptive consumer sales; knowing violators can be ordered to forfeit the charges collected and the kiosks, and premises owners who knowingly allow a kiosk can also be sued.

Source: iga.in.gov (HEA 1116 (2026)) · checked 2026-10-19

Transaction limits vs. scam rules

Transaction limits
Daily limitKiosks banned
New-customer limitKiosks banned
Refund ruleNot applicable (ban)
Scam rules
Warnings requiredNot applicable (ban)
Fee capNot applicable (ban)
Refund rightsNot applicable (ban)

Source for this table: iga.in.gov, HEA 1116 (2026); checked 2026-10-19. "Unknown" means we couldn't confirm it in the official source, not that no rule exists.

Crypto ATM scam losses in Indiana

In 2025, people in Indiana filed 242 complaints with the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) involving crypto kiosks, reporting $6,114,195 in losses.

Nationally: 13,460 complaints and $388.98 million in losses.

Source: FBI IC3, Cryptocurrency Kiosk Complaint Data By State (May 15, 2026). IC3 notes these complaints may also include other transaction types, so not all losses are from kiosks alone. Checked 2026-10-22.

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New crypto law this month (October 2026)

No new state crypto law found this month (checked 2026-10-22).

Scam warning: no government agency, bank or business will ever ask you to pay with a crypto ATM. If someone does, it's a scam. Report it to local police and the FBI at ic3.gov.

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