Crypto automated teller machines (ATMs) are inherently secure, as they process transactions using blockchain technology. The funds are transferred to the digital wallet selected, and they are recorded and verified on the blockchain, which is a public ledger that is immutable and cryptographically secured. And to protect users from fraud, many crypto ATMs follow Know Your Customer (KYC) best practices for identity verification, requiring the scanning of a photo ID and inputting a tax identification number. That being said, crypto ATMs can be vulnerable to phishing scams and other attacks, so it is important to protect your cryptocurrency by never sharing the private keys to your digital wallet.