Although not many details were disclosed, the ATMs will either have a certain number of bitcoins to exchange for cash, or they will connect to a 3rd party exchange to purchase the digital currency in real-time on behalf of the buyer. The company said an additional percentage fee is charged by the ATM for the service and factored into the price. Users will be able to buy and transact with bitcoin, bitcoin cash, ether, dash, litecoin, stellar, ripple, doge, among others directly through their bank accounts. Coinsquare CEO Cole Diamond confirmed that the technology has already been introduced to some ATM machines, a process that will continue until the end of next year. Mt Gox.