Automated talking machine?

Are voice-activated ATMs all talk, or are banks on the road to adopting the technology that would make machines more accessible to the visually impaired?by…

Counting down to Y2K

Federal regulators seem confident that financial institutions are well prepared for Y2K. Now they're turning their attention to EFT networks, processors and…

New girl in town

Is "Stella" the ATM of the future? NCR's new prototype is all about interactivity. by Kevin Gibson, contributing writer

ATM cash management: Building a better duck

ATM owners are beginning to flock to high-tech methods of cash management. by Ryan DuBosar, contributing writer

ICL introduces scanner for bill payment at ATM

March 11, 2002

LONDON -- In London, bank customers may not only be tapping the ATM for cash, but will be spending money at the same time -- on bills.UK-based ICL, a large…

Pathways, SmartCard Solutions team on new contract for theater company

March 11, 2002

WOODINVILLE, Wash. -- The Pathways Group, Inc.has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with SmartCard Solutions, Inc., a privately held company based in Aspen…

Scottish bank's ads to emphasize free ATM use

March 11, 2002

In light of fees being issued by other large banks, such as Abbey National, on customers who use another bank's ATM, Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is…

Bright lights, big city, bold ideas

Didn't get to attend the recent Advanced ATM Conference '99 in Chicago? Here's some of what you missed from the keynote address.by Ann All, editor

New attitude

From its inception two years ago, The ATM Industry Association emerges as an energetic group with a growing membership and new ideas. by Katherine L. Sears…

Knowledge = power

Ever wonder where deployers get all of those fascinating stats on ATM usage? Meet Randy Batsell, one of the men behind the numbers.by Ann All, editor

Check this

In an age of EFT, Americans still cling stubbornly to checks. Some ATM deployers are catering to consumers depositing, cashing checks. by Ann All, editor

Getting in touch

From the golf course to the gas pump, companies are experimenting with new ways to reach consumers via kiosks. by Katherine L. Sears, associate editor

Time for a change?

Barclays Bank thinks the time is right to charge non-customers at its ATMs. But they'll have to convince other British banks before they can introduce the…

Image-driven ATMs

Like to get that 20 bucks from a jukebox or a robot rather than a boring beige box? Sure you would -- and no, you're not seeing things. by Kevin Gibson…

Pushing the (pay) envelope

For companies with non-traditional workforces, the ATM offers a better way of reimbursing their employees.by Ann All, editor

Big pond, small fish

An ISO or small financial institution may find a "sink or swim" attitude at giant processors like EDS and First Data -- but there are plenty of smaller…

ATM as vending machine?

ATMs are capable of dispensing stamps, tickets and a bevy of other items. But the industry has yet to find a non-cash product that consumers seem to really…

On a hot streak

Bob Rudinsky, former owner of Bodwell Banking and inventor of the ATM Sunglasses, is blazing ahead with several new projects. Among them: a heater for ATMs in…

Hip to scrip

An ATM with no cash? It makes a lot of sense for certain merchants, say deployers of scrip terminals.by Ann All, editor

Virtual profit

Momentum Cash wants to turn surcharge revenue into banking income. So the Houston ISO is getting into the Internet banking business -- and using its ATM…