April 16, 2002
HERNDON, Va. -- The ATM Industry Association (ATMIA), has joined the Electronic Funds Transfer Association (EFTA) and will receive a seat on the EFTA Board of Directors.
In a news release, EFTA Executive Director Kurt Helwig noted that the EFTA has provided advocacy for the ATM industry on a variety of issues for the past quarter century. The two organizations share common interests on a number of issues, including ATM security, compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and the right of ATM owners to charge non-customers for the use of their machines, he said.
Affiliating with EFTA will enable ATMIA members to participate in EFTA's legislative and regulatory agenda, said Lana Harmelink, ATMIA's director of operations international.
ATMIA is the leading non-profit representing the global ATM industry, serving thousands of members across 500 companies, including financial institutions, deployers, manufacturers, and service providers. As a division of, ePayResources, our mission is to promote ATM growth and usage, protect industry interests.