Citibank joins Genpass' MoneyPass network

October 5, 2004

IRVING, Texas - Citibank has agreed to participate in MoneyPass, a surcharge-free network managed by Genpass, Inc., the second largest ATM driver in the U.S.

Survey says branch banking, not Internet banking, is top choice of account holders

October 4, 2004

ATLANTA - A Market Pulse Survey conducted by IBT shows that although the Internet and new technology make it easy and convenient for consumers to conduct their…

ATM check imaging: A win-win

October 3, 2004

Utah-based America First Credit Union surveyed members at its branches to find out which transactions were most in demand. An enormous percentage of them…

Board gives ADA guidelines, adds requirement for audio ATMs

October 3, 2004

The U.S. Access Board on July 26 released a set of revised guidelines for the Americans with Disabilities Act - including a new requirement for audio-enabled…

A conversation with Bipin Shah

Drop the ATM surcharge? Yes, says Bipin Shah. The Genpass CEO says financial institutions should consider offering an account that would encompass all products…

OCBC Bank receives ATMIA award for personalized approach

September 23, 2004

SAN DIEGO, Calif. - The ATM Industry Association honored Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited (OCBC Bank) with its Best Practice ATM Deployment Award in…

Utah's Zions Bank joins MoneyPass

September 22, 2004

IRVING, Texas - Zions Bank, headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, has agreed to participate in the MoneyPass Surcharge-Free ATM Network, which is operated by…

Nevada credit union automating ATM deposits with TWS software

September 22, 2004

CLEARWATER, Fla. - Nevada Federal Credit Union, the largest credit union in Nevada, expanded its four-year partnership with TWS Systems, Inc. to further…

Different kind of green coming to former bank ATM site

September 16, 2004

The Daily Pennsylvanian: The University of Pennsylvania is demolishing a PNC Bank ATM kiosk -- which closed in February when PNC chose not to renew its lease…

S. Africa's banks agree on ATM fee, not much else, for new national accounts

September 15, 2004

Business Report: South Africa's big banks have agreed to charge one price for ATM usage by new national bank account clients, according to Lincoln Mali, the…

Breaking the bank of the cash habit

by Sherry Yang

Few things seem as counterintuitive as a bank that does not give cash to customers at its branches.

French bank to use Diebold's Opteva in new branch concept

September 14, 2004

NORTH CANTON, Ohio - The Credit Agricole du Morbihan, part of France's Credit Agricole banking group, has placed an order for the first Diebold Opteva ATMs to…

Level Four moves on to the Americas

Martin Macmillan, chief executive of Level Four, believes it's time to take his company and its flagship product, a software suite for developing ATM…

Pensioners hit by ATM failures

September 12, 2004

The Guardian: LONDON - Thousands of the poorest retired people have twice been unable to get their pensions in the past two months because a new post office…

Level Four Software starts expansion company in U.S., names CEO

September 12, 2004

MIAMI -- Level Four Software, a provider of ATM test and development software, has expanded its global footprint with the launch of a new company in the U.S.

FIs Getting Brand Conscious

September 9, 2004

New branding programs to offer financial institution cardholders surcharge-free ATM access.

The Domino Effect of Check 21

September 8, 2004

The Check Clearing for the 21 Century Act gives banks the opportunity to regain their preeminent position in payments. In this white paper, the Carreker Corp.

eFunds expands reseller relationship with BISYS

September 8, 2004

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - eFunds Corporation (NYSE: EFD) has expanded its strategic alliance with BISYS (NYSE: BSG), a provider of business process outsourcing…

Co-Op Network offers TDES incentives to members

September 7, 2004

ONTARIO, Calif. - Co-Op Network plans to distribute up to $2.3 million in Triple DES ATM compliance incentives to member credit unions.

Fla. banks respond to hurricane by waiving ATM fees, offering other services

September 6, 2004

Sun-Sentinel.com: Financial institutions were gearing up for post-hurricane business, with plans to waive ATM fees in Florida's hardest-hit areas and to bring…