Access For All

by James Bickers — Editor, Networld Alliance

February 10, 2002

A meeting later this month in Washington, D.C. aims to address the problems and challenges of making ATMs more accessible to the blind community.

MindTheStore.com named retail solutions provider for NCR

February 10, 2002

ATLANTA and TORONTO -- NCR Corporation (NYSE: NCR) has named MindTheStore.com -- a provider of real-time Web-based POS solutions -- an NCR retail solutions…

Couple returns part of ATM jackpot

February 10, 2002

PHILADELPHIA -- A couple who made off with more than $35,000 when an ATM began spitting out $100 bills called police and returned some of the money, but more…

Credit card usage goes up in Germany following euro introduction

February 10, 2002

FRANKFURT -- Credit-card companies are hoping Germans' well-known aversion to credit cards may be weakening following the introduction of the euro.

UAE switch boosts ATM connectivity

February 10, 2002

ABU DHABI -- The United Arab Emirates inter-bank switch has spread its connectivity to all Gulf Cooperation Council countries - except Saudi Arabia - which…

Interesting apps on display at Wincor World

February 7, 2002

German ATM manufacturer Wincor Nixdorf showcases its latest and greatest technology at Wincor World, an annual trade event attended by partners, customers and…

Carreker to provide cash management for XtraCash

February 7, 2002

DALLAS -- Carreker Corporation (NASDAQ: CANI) has signed a new client: XtraCash ATM, which will deploy three of Carreker's cash management solutions in its ATM…

Spanish bank pushes services to ATMs

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February 6, 2002

Caja Madrid is taking a bold step by moving many of its over-the-counter services to ATMs, a move that could be copied by banks worldwide in the near future.

Florida bank pulls ATMs in 3 states

February 6, 2002

BankAtlantic will remove 349 ATMs in Florida, Alabama and Georgia retail stores because the machines aren't meeting earnings expectations. The Miami Herald…

GE Capital invests in Mosaic

February 6, 2002

LONDON - GE Capital acquired a stake in Mosaic Software, a provider of electronic funds transfer (EFT) software with a presence in 20 countries.

Access For All: A Follow-Up

by James Bickers — Editor, Networld Alliance

February 6, 2002

A meeting of ATM Industry professionals and blind advocacy groups didn't resolve any issues, but the dialogue was encouraging.

Tidel picks up Momentum

February 6, 2002

HOUSTON - Tidel Technologies Inc. (Nasdaq: ATMS) will be the preferred ATM manufacturer for Momentum Cash Systems LLC, the ninth-largest independent ATM sales…

Greenland gets funding, new chief

February 6, 2002

OCEANSIDE, Calif. – Greenland Corp. says it has secured $3 million in funding from an unnamed California investment banking group. It has also installed a new…

Groceries host Internet bank branches

by James Bickers — Editor, Networld Alliance

February 6, 2002

Canada's CIBC develops a creative way to interface its online banking component with real-world customers.

PULSE reports record transaction volume for 2000

February 6, 2002

HOUSTON -- The PULSE EFT Association processed an all-time high of 48.4 million transactions in December 2000, boosting volume for the year to a record 53…

Diebold blames international woes for Virginia plant closing

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February 6, 2002

An abundance of manufacturing capability and a changing international market for ATMs are behind Diebold's decision to shut down a Virginia plant.

Starwood signs ATM deal for hotel lobbies

February 6, 2002

NEW ORLEANS - Automated Technology Machines will supply ATM machines in the lobbies of Westin and Sheraton hotels throughout the United States, thanks to a…

Mosaic Software's Postilion platform chosen by iATMglobal

February 6, 2002

DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla.-- San Francisco-based iATMglobal , a developer of software that enables e-commerce goods and services for ATM networks, has chosen the…

NCR names Gagliardi senior VP of worldwide customer services

February 6, 2002

DAYTON, Ohio --

Bank-fraud ring leader gets 5 years in prison

February 6, 2002

The leader of a family-run banking scheme in which ATMs were used to steal about $800,000 is headed to prison.