| You can bet that the ATM down the street from a cannabis shop is one busy machine. Because despite the legalization of marijuana in 18 states, it's still a cash-only business. As far as the federal government is concerned, pot remains a controlled … | |
| The ATM Industry Association has announced a new service that will deliver compliance monitoring and regulatory alerts to United States chapter members in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. ATMIA management and members with expertise in compliance … | |
 | by David TenteIt hardly seems possible, but the end of this month marks the end of my first year with ATMIA. And that is far from being the only "first" I've logged in the past twelve months.The ATMIA annual conference held in February in Scottsdale … |
| As part of its ambitious plan to extend financial services to India's unbanked population, the Reserve Bank of India is requiring that 25 percent of all new bank branches be located in rural areas. Now the RBI has announced that banks whose rural … | |
 | In conjunction with the release of its recent PIN vs. signature survey data, the Fed announced that it would not adjust its cap on interchange rates. The survey showed that by volume, signature networks processed 98 percent of chargebacks and 84 … |
| On March 29, the ATM Industry Association refiled its amicus brief in the U.S. District Court of Eastern New York, restating the association's opposition to the proposed class action settlement between merchants and MasterCard/VISA. ATMIA reiterated … | |
| Acting in response to public outrage, the Central Bank of Nigeria has decreed that banks will not be permitted to collect an N100 (63 cents) monthly ATM card maintenance fee. Many banks had imposed this fee recently in order to recoup losses brought … | |
| In an attempt to stem rising credit card fraud, the Reserve Bank of India has asked banks in the country to issue debit and credit cards for domestic use exclusively. In order to get an international card, the customer would have to ask for it … | |
 | I bank at a regional FI with 400-plus locations, including a nearby branch with a drive-up ATM. Recently, I noticed that the keypad had just one raised dot on the number five key — no Braille instructions elsewhere to tell users how to … |
| As Cyprus banks prepare to reopen Thursday at midday, the country's finance ministry is implementing measures designed to prevent a massive outflow from deposit accounts. This includes further limits on ATM withdrawals. On Monday, the government … | |
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Higher Security and Lower Cost: Conquer Both with Contour Networks
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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 -
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
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ATM Future Trends Report
The 2012 edition of the ATM Future Trends Report, brought to you by ATM Marketplace and the ATM Industry Association, surveys a cross-section of the financial services industry. Representatives from banks, credit unions, EFT networks, transaction processors, ATM manufacturers and independent ATM deployers come together to answer questions surrounding five-year trends, predictions, opportunities and challenges for the ATM industry.
