Case Study
How to Make ATMs EMV-Compliant Without Breaking the Bank
January 11, 2013
Debit card fraud is a huge problem in Canada. Interac, the country's EFT network, estimates that financial institutions reimbursed cardholders nearly $100 million in 2007 alone.
With more than 6,000 ATMs throughout Canada and an impending deadline to make its machines EMV-compliant, Access Cash faced a substantial challenge. Some estimates peg that cost at $1,800 per machine.
This case study, sponsored by Triton, discusses how customers can make the change while managing costs, including:
- Hardware upgrades
- Refurbished ATMs
- New ATMs
About The Sponsor
Triton Systems
Triton FI based products • NO Windows 10™ Upgrade • Secured locked down system that is virus/malware resistant • Flexible configurations - Drive-up and Walk-up • Triton's high security standards • NFC, anti-skim card reader, IP camera and level 1 vaults are all options • Triton Connect monitoring • Lower cost
