Bitcoin Brands to Expand ATM Roll Out to New Hampshire
Bitcoin Brands Inc (PINKSHEETS: CEHC) today announced that it expects to offer bitcoin sales via ATMs in the State of New Hampshire.
The company received a favorable "No Action" request from the State of New Hampshire Banking Department. A copy of the letter is available on the company's blog located at http://www.cephasbtc.tumblr.com/
"We are pleased to have the opportunity to bring bitcoin ATMs to New Hampshire. It is a win for our company, the bitcoin community and most importantly for the people of New Hampshire," added Peter Klamka President of Bitcoin Brands Inc.
Bitcoin Brands presently has bitcoin ATMs in Michigan and Montreal. The company is completing placements in additional Michigan locations as well as in Las Vegas. Bitcoin Brands is targeting Nashua and Manchester for the initial ATM locations.
The company's plan is to become the leading publicly traded operator of automated bitcoin vending solutions.
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