Starlink is the company’s wholly-owned subsidiary. Stargroup also has a direct ownership interest in Neo ICP Korea Inc, a Korean ATM manufacturer. “Neo ICP Korea has approximately 16,000 ATMs and back office machines in South Korea, bringing the total number of ATMs managed approaching 19,000,” according to the announcement.
Currently, there are fewer than 20 ATMs in Australia that can facilitate! bitcoin transactions, the group described, adding that their fees range from 4% to 8% of the transaction value. Additionally, most of them are one-way ATMs, so users can only buy bitcoin but cannot cash them out. Coinatmradar, a website that tracks the locations of bitcoin ATMs, lists only 16 BTMs in Australia.
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