Is this idea plausible? Or will the authorities shut all these locations down because of doing something other than what they're registered for? This is exactly my question too. I think it may work in some jurisdictions and in others it doesn't. Where it doesn't, other alternatives also don't. Do you consider circumventing the law in your design? Because if you don't, I'm afraid you can't stay away from regulators. I actually can't wrap my head around a non-custodial ATM or locker. Whatever is inside the ATM or locker, the ATM or locker practically custodies. And since that ATM or locker doesn't exist and operate from nowhere, the owner or operator is the one answerable to the law. Somebody will always have to be held accountable. In strict jurisdictions, we know even those who only wrote open-source codes were arrested for something beyond their control. In such places, with your design, although otherwise great, I'm sure even the store owner and the employee will be arrested by authorities upon tracking that the money used for terrorism, for example, passed through them. In which case, there isn't only one problem. The other problem, which is even bigger and perhaps even insurmountable, is the government itself. I'm afraid you can't have a lawful service like this which is also private and anonymous.
Is this idea plausible? Or will the authorities shut all these locations down because of doing something other than what they're registered for? This is exactly my question too. I think it may work in some jurisdictions and in others it doesn't. Where it doesn't, other alternatives also don't. Do you consider circumventing the law in your design? Because if you don't, I'm afraid you can't stay away from regulators. I actually can't wrap my head around a non-custodial ATM or locker. Whatever is inside the ATM or locker, the ATM or locker practically custodies. And since that ATM or locker doesn't exist and operate from nowhere, the owner or operator is the one answerable to the law. Somebody will always have to be held accountable. In strict jurisdictions, we know even those who only wrote open-source codes were arrested for something beyond their control. In such places, with your design, although otherwise great, I'm sure even the store owner and the employee will be arrested by authorities upon tracking that the money used for terrorism, for example, passed through them. In which case, there isn't only one problem. The other problem, which is even bigger and perhaps even insurmountable, is the government itself. I'm afraid you can't have a lawful service like this which is also private and anonymous.

Is this idea plausible? Or will the authorities shut all these locations down because of doing something other than what they're registered for? This is exactly my question too. I think it may work in some jurisdictions and in others it doesn't. Where it doesn't, other alternatives also don't. Do you consider circumventing the law in your design? Because if you don't, I'm afraid you can't stay away from regulators. I actually can't wrap my head around a non-custodial ATM or locker. Whatever is inside the ATM or locker, the ATM or locker practically custodies. And since that ATM or locker doesn't exist and operate from nowhere, the owner or operator is the one answerable to the law. Somebody will always have to be held accountable. In strict jurisdictions, we know even those who only wrote open-source codes were arrested for something beyond their control. In such places, with your design, although otherwise great, I'm sure even the store owner and the employee will be arrested by authorities upon tracking that the money used for terrorism, for example, passed through them. In which case, there isn't only one problem. The other problem, which is even bigger and perhaps even insurmountable, is the government itself. I'm afraid you can't have a lawful service like this which is also private and anonymous.

Is this idea plausible? Or will the authorities shut all these locations down because of doing something other than what they're registered for? This is exactly my question too. I think it may work in some jurisdictions and in others it doesn't. Where it doesn't, other alternatives also don't. Do you consider circumventing the law in your design? Because if you don't, I'm afraid you can't stay away from regulators. I actually can't wrap my head around a non-custodial ATM or locker. Whatever is inside the ATM or locker, the ATM or locker practically custodies. And since that ATM or locker doesn't exist and operate from nowhere, the owner or operator is the one answerable to the law. Somebody will always have to be held accountable. In strict jurisdictions, we know even those who only wrote open-source codes were arrested for something beyond their control. In such places, with your design, although otherwise great, I'm sure even the store owner and the employee will be arrested by authorities upon tracking that the money used for terrorism, for example, passed through them. In which case, there isn't only one problem. The other problem, which is even bigger and perhaps even insurmountable, is the government itself. I'm afraid you can't have a lawful service like this which is also private and anonymous.