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Gibraltar bank rocks NCR SelfServ ATMs, Aptra software

The recently launched Gibraltar International Bank says it is disrupting traditional banking services in its market by driving transactions from tellers to self-service channels.

June 19, 2015

NCR Corp. has announced that the company and its local partner in Gibraltar, BSG Computer Systems, are delivering NCR intelligent deposit ATMs and NCR software solutions to Gibraltar International Bank.

According to a press release, the FI will use NCR SelfServ 34 ATMs with software solutions that include NCR Solidcore Suite for Aptra security software and the Windows 7 ATM operating system. NCR Aptra software on the SelfServ 34 enables transactions such as mixed cash and check deposit.

Solidcore Suite for Aptra also protects against the execution of unauthorized code on ATM networks. NCR Skimming Protection Solution protects cardholder data from card skimming attacks by detecting and jamming the signal of fraudulent skimming devices, as well as notifying the bank in real-time, the release said.

"The launch of Gibraltar International Bank earlier this year provided an opportunity for customers in Gibraltar to benefit from new and improved banking services," the bank's CEO Lawrence Podesta said in the release. "Technology and consulting services from NCR and BSG have allowed us to disrupt existing banking models in Gibraltar by transitioning routine banking transactions from tellers to self-service ATMs. This means that our bank staff will be more available to interact face-to-face with customers on high value banking services, such as mortgages."

BSG Computer Systems, NCR's Interact channel partner for the region, was responsible for the deployment at Gibraltar International Bank. BSG offers the entire NCR financial services portfolio, as well as providing services for all NCR solutions they deploy.