 | In the very recent past, some merchants have been hesitant to accept debit and credit cards. Particularly for those retailers working with small-ticket items, the costs for accepting cards simply outweighed the benefits. The Durbin Amendment has … |
 | On Freedom Boulevard in Provo, Utah, nestled between the mountains of Uinta National Forest and Lake Utah is a nice little one-branch bank, pictured above. It looks innocent enough. Its CEO, Doug Christensen, invites personal emails from his home … |
 | Consumers enjoy a certain level of protection that business bank accounts do not, and it's called "Regulation E." Limitations on amount of liability—a consumer's liability for an unauthorized electronic fund transfer or a series of related … |
 | I have spoken before about the implications of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) on the ATM, but as with any regulatory deadline there is always a certain degree of reluctance; a hope that if you ignore it for long enough it might just go … |
 | It seems as though the good 'ole days of ATMs have faded away with the last episode of the Andy Griffith show. Although Mayberry was a Hollywood invention, I am sure a lot of ATM owners long for the days of a simpler ATM life. In most instances, the … |
 | Due to major and unexpected shifts in our economy and ongoing legislative developments, the past couple of years have resulted in an increase in regulatory and network challenges for the financial-services industry in the U.S., ranging from the … |
 | Dear Independent ATM Deployers (IADs): It has come to my attention over the past week that a large, albeit yet to be determined, number of merchants in Massachusetts have received a demand letter from a small Massachusetts law firm named Summers … |
| The U.S. Department of Justice has issued a final ruling on new accessibility standards under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which need to be adhered to by March 15, 2012. The Final Rule imposes new standards around ATM accessibility … |
| With numerous articles circulating about the new ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) regulations, IADs may be feeling overwhelmed finding the time to create a plan and budgeting for the costs required to bring their ATMs into full compliance. You … |
| For ATM deployers and operators planning to take a "wait-and-see" approach when it comes to implementing the new 2010 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Standards, think again... And think quickly. The compliance deadline is less than 10 months … |
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2011 PCI Requirements
With new PCI security requirements on the horizon, a strong link between the self-service application and the payment terminal has become increasingly vital.Type: White PaperSponsored by: Cryptera -
Trade-in Program Helps Deployers Meet ADA Rules
A Triton offer facilitates replacement of non-compliant ATMs.Type: Case StudySponsored by: Triton -
Preparing for EMV in the United States
Recent initiatives make it a safe bet that EMV will soon be adopted in the United States.Type: White PaperSponsored by: Triton -
Preparing Payments Devices for EMV Implementation
ATM operators in the U.S. face a tight deadline to upgrade machines for smart cards to comply with the new rules.Type: White PaperSponsored by: Cryptera -
Higher Security and Lower Cost: Conquer Both with Contour Networks
What is your strategy to increase, or at least sustain, profitability in your business this year? With increasing network fraud, rising operating costs and falling transaction volumes, it will be a …Type: BrochureSponsored by: Contour Networks
