February 21, 2002
LAS VEGAS -- NCR unveiled the personaS70, a new range of scalable and drive-up ATMs, at Retail Delivery '98. The new range of ATMs -- Lite, Classic and Max -…
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MILWAUKEE -- M&I Data Services announced today that it has signed amulti-year processing contract with the Advantage Network. The Electronic Funds Delivery…
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LAS VEGAS -- Oracle Corp. unveiled new delivery channels for the financial services industry, including Internet Bill & Pay, intelligent ATMs and…
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Impro Technologies received a patent for a remote control banking system comprising an ATM and a remote control operating device.The device, a portable…
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RESTON, Va./MUNICH -- Giesecke & Devrient has invested upwards of $50 million in North American holdings to upgrade conventional magnetic stripe cards…
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SAN FRANCISCO -- As the snow begins to fall, so do the prices of ski lift tickets and lesson packages that will be sold through more than 500 Wells Fargo…
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TOKYO -- According to the Nikkei Financial Daily, Daiwa Bank and Bank of Kinki began letting each other's customers use their ATMs on Monday. There is no ATM…
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TOKYO -- Japanese city banks are beginning to provide new avenues for their ATM cards, according to the Nikkei Financial Daily.Competition to increase the…
read nowLooking for a better, more cost-effective way of running your ATM network? Consider joining the crowd and getting someone else to do it for you. by Ann All…
read nowATMs are usually available only to bank customers. But some companies think it makes sense for the "unbanked" to get their cash at an ATM. by Ann All, editor
read nowEFTA Executive Director Kurt Helwig wants financial transactions to be all electronic, all the time. by Kevin Gibson, contributing writer
read nowSome deployers are willing to follow ATM users almost anywhere. by Ann All, editor
read nowFalling prices are allowing more deployers to enter the ATM marketplace. But are they making any money? by Ryan DuBosar, contributing writer
read nowThe latest cash dispensers offer little in the way of extra features. But boy, are they affordable! by Ann All, editor
read nowOld ATMs never die -- they end up in a refurb shop like Bear Financial Equipment of LaGrange, Ky. There, technicians transform them into machines that are…
read nowFinancial institutions are among those experimenting with ATM advertising. Their experiences will likely clear the way for other deployers. by Ann All, editor
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TOKYO -- Seven-Eleven Japan Co. is working with Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Asahi Bank, Sanwa Bank and Sakura Bank to install compact ATMs in its convenience…
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MasterCard was named a co-branding partner for a new in-store banking service in Austrialia.Woolworths Ezy Banking, backed by Commonwealth Bank of Australia…
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Where have all the people gone?This was the question that customers of a large British bank asked Thursday when they saw no tellers -- only machines -- to…
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San Francisco-based innoVisions, which is jointly owned by Wells Fargo & Co. and Cash America International, has purchased 500 advanced- function ATMs from…
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