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Euronet launches managed ATM services in Bulgaria with Diebold ATMs
September 14, 2008
SOFIA, Bulgaria — Mellon Bulgaria EAD, member of Mellon Group of Companies and a provider of value-added services and advanced financial solutions, is working with Euronet Bulgaria to supply Diebold Inc. ATMs to various parts of the country.
According to a news release, the deal marks Euronet's first managed ATM-network effort in the country.
Euronet Bulgaria procured Diebold's Opteva ATM series, namely because of the line's ability to provide added customer convenience, enhanced security and comprehensive service offerings.
"Euronet is committed to provide comprehensive ATM operation and management services, and Mellon Bulgaria with Diebold's Opteva ATMs is helping us build our network in Bulgaria with a best value proposition," said. Igor Jakovljevic, country manager of Euronet Bulgaria.
Opteva ATMs have been placed in Bulgaria since 2003 and are used by domestic and foreign banks, such as BNP-Paribas, EFG-Eurobank Bulgaria, Piraeus, Tokuda, and UniCredit Bulbank.
"Mellon has been partnered with Diebold for almost 10 years now, with over 1,500 units delivered throughout the Balkans region," said Konstantinos Spyropoulos, executive director of Mellon Bulgaria EAD. "Our offering is enriched with a wide range of added value services, including localization, installation, technical support and maintenance, making Opteva ATMs even easier to own. We are very happy that Euronet chose Mellon Bulgaria and the Opteva series to launch its managed ATM network services in Bulgaria."
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