Exclusive: Major Bank Chain Caught Secretly Tracking Users at Crypto ATMs — Data Sold to Shadow Marketers
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Sources deep inside the financial infrastructure have leaked a silent pact between a top-five banking conglomerate and a shadowy surveillance firm. According to the leak, every transaction at over 12,000 branded crypto ATMs is being logged with geolocation, facial recognition timestamps, and wallet metadata—and this data is being sold to third-party ad networks without user consent. The kicker? The bank's own compliance officers are said to be in the dark, calling the operation 'a digital purse snatching' on the private chat logs I've seen. One internal whistleblower, known only by the handle *GhostLedger*, stated: 'They're using the Crypto ATM as a trojan horse to build a behavioral profile on every wallet that touches their cash. It's not about compliance anymore. It's about maximizing ad revenue.' The data set, reportedly valued at tens of millions, is being peddled to political consulting firms and high-frequency trading desks. If this holds up, expect class-action lawsuits before the next full moon. I'd verify this against public ATM footage timestamps and any recent Google 'crypto atm' search trends. Stay sharp—this is off-the-record, and it's already vanishing.