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Siam Commercial Bank inks ATM equipment, service deal with NCR
June 4, 2007
DAYTON, Ohio - NCR Corp. has secured an additional order from Siam Commercial Bank, based in Bangkok, Thailand, for 55 NCR Personas M Series 74 ATMs. The ATMs are designed specifically for cash deposits.
The order follows an ATM order placed by the bank last year.
"We remain committed to continuous technology innovation and a comprehensive understanding of consumer drivers," said Bob Tramontano, vice president of self-service for NCR's Financial Solutions Division. "Both are used in designing our technology platforms, such as the Personas 74, to meet the present and future needs of our customers. Our partner customers, such as SCB, also benefit from the cost savings of migrating more transactions from the branch-teller line onto the self-service channel."
According to a news release, the contract also includes multiyear second-line maintenance services as well as NCR's multivendor APTRA software.
The NCR Personas M Series 74 supports high-capacity cash-deposit and bill-payment transactions and can be upgraded to support other services. The units can support cash-in and cash-out services and cash recycling. The Personas M Series 74 also can offer passbook update services, statement printing and mobile-phone top-ups.
"At SCB, we have always endeavored to be 'the bank of choice' by understanding customer needs, implementing modern technologies and presenting benchmark services to our customers," said Arkom Siroratanarungsi, senior vice president for SCB. "The adoption of next-generation, user-friendly NCR Personas units reiterates our commitment by providing our customers with a highly secure, multifunction self-service platform that saves time and offers the best self-service banking experience."
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