Mexico's 14th Bitcoin ATM is located in the Senate's building in the capital Mexico City.
Mexico City’s Senate Building Now Has a Bitcoin ATM Mexico’s 14th Bitcoin ATM is located in the Senate’s building in the capital Mexico City.
It is worth noting that some renowned Mexican politicians lobbied for the move. One of those is Mexico City’s previous mayor – Miguel Ángel Mancera. He believes bitcoin has emerged as a successful competitor of leading payment networks such as PayPal and Visa, and is on a path to becoming mainstream:
Indira Kempis – a Mexican Senator and a keen proponent of the cryptocurrency sector – took to Twitter to highlight the initiative. Standing next to the ATM, sheSubsequently, Ricardo Monreal – the President of the Political Coordination Board of the Senate – argued that Mexico’s government should open its arms to the crypto industry and establish a regulatory framework.
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