ATM news: First Data acquires Austrian Payment Systems Services

The Futurex line of hardware security processors provides a broad range of protection for banking, retail, enterprise security and Internet applications. These products use physically secure hardware-based encryption to protect data such as PINs and encryption keys. Futurex products are used for debit and credit card transaction processing in ATM and POS networks, enterprise-level key management, POS terminal key injection, and to add fault tolerance in networks of security processors.

BANQIT - Cash is King.

KPM300 is a very fast ticket printer, 250mm/sec, on high quality and full printing, ticket width 54/76/80/82.5mm. Barcode scanner for reading pre-printed modules. By CUSTOM ENGINEERING.

LG N-Sys, Inc. - Looking for a high-volume notes and media dispenser? LG ezCDM 3200 is the most cost- effective solution for full-function ATM/Self-Service applications. We assist customers worldwide with needs from low-transaction to high-capacity dispensers.
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Ventus Networks - Provides secured fixed-wire and wireless-managed telecommunication services for the transport of sensitive financial-oriented data. These services are also capable of operating in a wide variety of accepted communication protocols. Ventus Networks is recognized as the leader in highly secure wireless transaction delivery services used for replacing frame relay, dedicated or dial-up lines.

REINER - State-of-the-Art Check Scanning Solutions for a variety of critical banking applications including Back Office, Teller, ATM and Self Service Units. Visit us at Booth 146 during the Orlando BAI Show November 15-18.

Gulf Coast is on the mend

Two months after Katrina, deployers, processors and manufacturers are getting back to business as usual.

A giant of a self-service rollout

The Camp Hill, Pa., location of Giant Food Stores recently launched an ambitious storewide self-service initiative, built on kiosks and a self-checkout system that is integrated with the shopping cart. Is this the blueprint for the grocer of the future?