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New Zealand's SBS signs with independent ATM networks
November 29, 2009
New Zealand's Voxy reports that SBS Bank has signed ATM deals with non-bank ATM suppliers Paymark, New Zealand ATM Service and ATM Plus, increasing the bank's ATM network size by more than 300 ATMs. Most of the additional ATMs are located in service stations, convenience stores, supermarkets, restaurants and hotel foyers throughout New Zealand.
"The independent ATM program went into full production with the support of the majority of trading banks in May this year. Our decision to join was based on being able to provide our members with even greater flexibility and choice when it comes to accessing their funds. At SBS Bank we're always exploring new ways to further enhance our products and, while we cannot always offer every bank product to our members, we can assure that the ones we do offer will always come with exceptional service," said SBS Bank chief executive Ross Smith.
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