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Scottish FI initiates 80-ATM expansion

March 4, 2014

Edinburgh-based TSB Bank is embarking on a 3-month ATM installation project that will add 80 new machines to the FI's estate and increase its total count to 830 units across the U.K.

In a news release, NCR Corp. said the SelfServ machines will be installed in localities from Aberdeen to the Isle of Wight, and from Swansea to Norwich. The free-to-use ATMs will available before the end of April 2014, the company said. 

SelfServ ATMs are designed to create a greater visual impact on the street and to deliver a faster, more engaging experience for consumers.

The machines are Windows 7-ready and feature a full motion video lead-through, self–healing technology and an express recovery system that helps minimize downtime and service related interventions, NCR said.

In the future, the machines' contactless card capabilities will allow customers to carry out small transactions quickly and securely, while decreasing transaction time and customer queues. The ATMs also offer a host of other services, including bill payment, ordering of postal statements and mobile phone top-ups.

"At TSB we are committed to the local communities in which we operate. This investment in new ATMs is yet another sign that we are intent on providing great service to our customers," said TSB managing director of branch and business banking, Peter Navin.