CONTINUE TO SITE »
or wait 15 seconds

News

Fraud hurts consumer confidence in ATMs, survey in Nigeria finds

September 13, 2009

Nigeria's NEXT reports that some of the country's bank customers say in a survey they are quickly losing confidence in ATMs, as ATM-related fraud such as skimming increases. The survey was conducted by the News Agency of Nigeria. A cross-section of consumers said that, though the ATM was introduced to make things easier, the system has proved counterproductive, since most bank branches continue to have long queues.

Related Media

Security
Examining biggest ATM security issues and 4 strategies to prevent them
Security
Banking privacy: 5 benefits for banks, customers
Security
Protecting an ATM's hardware, software by slowing down criminals
On-Demand Webinar
A Masterclass in ATM Security: Global Best Practices and Trends
Presented by Diebold Nixdorf
Recent Posts
ATM fees increase for 3rd consecutive year
ATM check deposit fraud on the rise in Honolulu
The Farmers Bank renames branches, converts ATMs to ITMs
ParaScript intros verification solution for checks
Nymeo Federal Credit Union wins recognition as 1 of the best workplaces in Maryland


©2025 Networld Media Group, LLC. All rights reserved.
b'S1-NEW'