India moving toward chip cards

August 4, 2003

MUMBAI, India -- India appears to be making a major move toward the implementation of chip-based smart cards, according to a report in the Financial Express.

Opinionated industry execs needed for Round Table

August 3, 2003

ATMmarketplace is looking for some ATM industry types with the right stuff for its spotlight on Future Trends

Fraud fight gets more proactive at ATMs

August 3, 2003

As ATM fraud continues to create problems, some industry players advocate taking a more active role. 

ATM access is challenge for NZ supermarket bank

August 3, 2003

WELLINGTON, New Zealand  -- The country's first supermarket bank is getting resistance from the four largest banks as it makes its first move into…

TRM earns $1.15M in '03's 2Q

August 3, 2003

PORTLAND, Ore.  -- TRM Corporation (Nasdaq: TRMM) reported net income for 2002's second quarter of $1.15 million, or 11 cents per share after preferred…

Essay: New Standards And Technologies Are Changing The ATM World

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August 3, 2003

Traditional ATMs are changing in many ways, according to ACI Worldwide's senior product manager Rick DuVall.

New Tranax ATM is for those on upgrade path

July 31, 2003

FREMONT, Calif. -- Tranax Technologies has introduced the Mini-Bank 2150/2250 ATMs, which will replace its Mini-Bank 2100/2200. 

Software is focus of Wincor Nixdorf self-service event

July 31, 2003

PADERBORN, Germany -- Wincor Nixdorf hosted 58 people from 28 countries, including 16 partner companies, at its recent 10th International Self-Service Solution…

EFTA seeking nominees for EBT awards

July 31, 2003

HERNDON, Va. -- The Electronic Funds Transfer Association (EFTA), a trade association for electronic payment organizations, has launched nternet voting for its…

Banks on branch bandwagon

July 31, 2003

After years of playing second fiddle to newer delivery channels like call centers and the Internet, the branch is again a primary focus for banks. What will…

S. African judge rules against businessman in PIN security case

July 31, 2003

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -- Anil Singh, a Durban businessman who took on Diners Club in a mammoth civil trial, claiming 600 000 rand (about $76,032 U.S.) was…

Used Machines, New Growth

July 30, 2003

Surrounded by Big Banks And Larger Credit Unions, Marine Federal Counters By Overhauling Its Strategy With ATMs

UK ATM operators to make fee disclosures more prominent

July 30, 2003

LONDON -- British ATM users will be warned of any fees they might face when withdrawing money before they insert their cards into the machines.

First Data fends off money transfer challenge from banks -- so far

July 30, 2003

GREENWOOD VILLAGE, Colo. -- First Data Corp., which handles more money transfers from the U.S. to Mexico than any other firm through its Western Union unit…

Kahuna crests at one million monthly transactions

July 30, 2003

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- Kahuna Business Group this month processed one million transactions in a single month at the 4,000 machines its affiliates have under…

Wincor Nixdorf intros new modules to combat ATM fraud

July 29, 2003

AUSTIN, Texas -- ATM manufacturer Wincor Nixdorf has developed security modules designed to protect ATM users from fraud attacks such as the Lebanese loop and…

Poll shows Americans favor bank branches

July 29, 2003

CHICAGO -- "Banking customers still love bricks and mortar," said Frank Newport, editor-in-chief of the Gallup Tuesday Briefing, a weekly online newsletter.

TowerGroup predicts rise of prepaid phone top-ups at ATM

July 29, 2003

NEEDHAM, Mass. -- Consulting firm TowerGroup, in a new report entitled "Island of Opportunity in a World of Withdrawals? Prepaid Top-Up Emerges at U.S. ATMs,…

WHITE PAPER: Customer Impressed by Outstanding Technical Support, Reliability and '"Price per Port'"

July 29, 2003

The Digi customer in this scenario supplies oil-terminal management systems to refineries and other major distributors of petroleum products such as gasoline…

Inventor patents ATM that can be used for money transfer, online payments

July 29, 2003

ATLANTA -- Carl Amos, an inventor in Atlanta, recently patented a way to pay for online transactions with bills and coins rather than credit or banking cards.