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Report analyzes OS options for retail ATMs post-Windows CE

April 6, 2017

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The ATM Industry Association has published a roadmap to help independent ATM deployers plan for the implementation of a new operating system after the sunset of WinCE systems six years from now.

Windows CE Alternatives defines and describes the software world retail ATM operators will face after Microsoft ends support for Windows CE in October 2023.

ATMIA CEO Mike Lee said in a press release that the association wishes to assist member IADs as they begin the long process of planning, selecting and installing the most effective operating system for their ATMs. "[T]here are several critical factors to consider," he said.

The paper was researched and written by ATM and payments consultant, Eric de Putter of Payments Redesign, who presents an analysis of the Microsoft-recommended successor to CE, Windows 10 IoT Core — and the available alternatives, including Android, Linux and Google Chrome OS.

De Putter provides an assessment of each operating system against key criteria such as total cost of ownership, security, and future-proofing for the needs of the retail ATM sector.

"Independent deployers need to assess the impact of the end of support for WinCE on their existing estates, as well as on their future deployments," Lee said. "This new paper is the best available industry guide. Those who don't plan ahead for the future always end up getting blindsided by change."

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ATM Industry Association (ATMIA)

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.

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