ISOs don't see eye-to-eye on ADA

While the ADA has become an issue of great and immediate concern for banks, ISOs attending the ATMIA West conference had mixed ideas about its importance.

Raymond warns time is running out to act on ADA

At the Sixth Annual ATM Conference in New Orleans, Bank of America's Bill Raymond warned ATM owners that the time for action on ADA compliance is now. He said…

Cardtronics goes after big business

After years of building its ATM network 'one machine at a time,' Cardtronics is ready to start multiplying a little faster. The new growth strategy is starting…

First Union installs 1st talking ATMs in MD, NJ, NC

October 3, 2001

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- First Union National Bank has installed 19 audio-assisted ATMs in Maryland, New Jersey and North Carolina, the first in those states, as…

Triton makes job cuts

Triton eliminates 26 percent of its workforce in an effort to boost its bottom line.

Banks surprised by independent ATMs' growth in UK

Financial institutions in attendance at 'Optimising ATMs in Britain and Europe,' last week's show sponsored by the ATM Industry Association, seemed surprised…

InnoVentry is out of business

InnoVentry, a company that offered check cashing at about 1,000 kiosks, became the latest victim of a sour economy on Sept. 21. The company was forced to cease…

The way forward for ATMs in Europe

Speakers at Day One of the ATM Industry Association's 'Optimising ATMs in Britain and Europe' show agreed that retail ATMs are becoming a key part of the…

ATM + debit = new applications

A combination of ATM and debit functionality makes a variety of new applications possible on the eTM, a kiosk manufactured by Northrop Grumman Canada Ltd.

NetWorld Alliance says

The owner of ATMmarketplace means business when it comes to global coverage, as evidenced by its recent hiring of a full-time representative in Europe.

Early decision in Iowa surcharge suit goes banks' way

ATM surcharges may be a long time coming to Iowa, the only state that still bans them. Although a recent decision by a U.S. District Court judge favors five…

Fed study finds fewer collect surcharge

August 1, 2001

The 2000 Fed report on retail banking fees found that fewer banks are collecting ATM surcharges, the first such decrease since 1996. The amount of the average…

EU addresses bank transfer fees

July 24, 2001

BRUSSELS, Belgium -- European Union officials proposed rules on July 24 to stop banks from charging more for cross-border transactions than they do for…

NCR is still in the ISO game

July 5, 2001

After the expensive collapse of a relationship with Credit Card Center, NCR says it is still committed to the ISO-driven ATM distribution model. Its newest…

Commentary: Audio ATMs

Kurt Helwig, executive director of the Electronic Funds Transfer Association, says reason and responsibility should prevail when it comes to audio ATMs. The…

Web apps to join the Fleet

May 30, 2001

The latest financial institution to add Web applications to its ATMs is Boston-based Fleet Bank. For Jim D'Aprile, the man leading the charge, tweaking the…

Equifax is 7-Eleven partner on Vcom kiosks

May 21, 2001

DALLAS -- Equifax Inc. (NYSE: EFX) will provide automated check-cashing capabilities for 7-Eleven Inc. (NYSE: SE) at its Vcom financial services kiosks. In…

E*Trade to acquire Web Street

May 21, 2001

MENLO PARK, Calif. -- E*Trade, the parent company of E*Trade Bank and the E*Trade Access ATM network, announced its intention on May 21 to buy Web Street, the…

Diebold to upgrade ATMs for ABN AMRO

May 17, 2001

CHICAGO -- Diebold, Incorporated (NYSE: DBD) will supply ABN AMRO Bank with upgrade components for more than 250 Diebold ATMs gained in ABN AMRO's acquisition…

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May 8, 2001

In its latest report, the Public Interest Research Group says more banks are charging customers annual fees for ATM/debit cards. An ATMmarketplace phone survey…