CoinFlip, a US-based digital currency platform operating the world's largest cryptocurrency kiosk network, has appointed Jed Roffers as its first law enforcement relations director. Roffers will serve as the company's primary contact for collaboration with law enforcement agencies globally. Roffers previously worked as a special agent in Wisconsin's Department of Justice cybercrimes unit, where he advised on virtual currency legislation and provided investigative support for tracing digital assets across blockchain networks. He is recognised as an expert on internet-enabled crimes and cryptocurrency-related compliance. Founded in 2015, CoinFlip operates over 5,500 cryptocurrency kiosks worldwide by transaction volume. The company also runs CoinFlip Preferred, an over-the-counter service for investors, and CoinFlip Ventures, supporting early-stage crypto projects.

In Iowa, AG Brenna Bird brought two lawsuits against Bitcoin Depot and CoinFlip, Iowa's two largest BTM operators, over alleged collection of illegal fees and failures that allowed Iowans to send millions of dollars to scammers through their kiosks.