Interviews with Monero ATM, LIberation Travel and Cicada Wallet
summary
A hands‑on demo shows a pizza-box Monero ATM prototype that accepts euros, scans a wallet QR, uses a coin‑acceptor microservice and broadcasts events over MQTT microservices to a cloud payment service so no private keys sit on the device; operators can remotely disable units. An open source OpenKiosk stack aims for two‑way ATMs with a local price algorithm to balance cash. A business‑focused non‑custodial Cicada wallet offers batch payments, accounting integration and a public waitlist with a planned end of September release.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:02Monero ATM prototype demo
- 3:35Open Kiosk goals
- 5:19Live Monero ATM demo
- 7:48Learn about Open Kiosk
- 8:29Paraguayan tea with Liberation Travel
- 10:13Digital cash tips
- 10:34Introducing Cicada Wallet
- 12:42Cicada Wallet features
- 14:05Security and multi-sig
- 15:49Cicada Wallet’s focus
- 16:56Why Flexiana built it
- 17:39Monero Con experiences
- 18:22Join waitlist
- 18:42Closing remarks
