Webinar explores opportunities for slashing cash-handling costs

Cash won't be going away anytime soon, but a fair amount of the handling costs could be.

A next-gen ATM for an evolving industry

by Suzanne Cluckey — Owner, Suzanne Cluckey Communications

Changes occurring in the ATM industry today may seem more evolutionary than revolutionary. The industry's most recent advances give the impression of being…

Itautec debuts touchless 3-D ATM, cash recycling model at CIAB Febraban

by Kim Williams — Reporter, NetWorld Alliance

The company plans to bring several of its ATM models to the U.S. market later this year.

Cash recycling offers FIs efficiency, security benefits

Decreasing lost funds and theft helps justify the expense of new equipment.

European Commission approves Wincor Nixdorf joint venture with Giesecke & Devrient

Wincor Nixdorf and Giesecke & Devrient announced in January the joint venture, CI Tech Components AG, as part of a broader partnership between the companies.

Diebold's ATMs are destined for Siberia and that's a good thing

The deal is part of an agreement between Sovcombank, Diebold and the Center of Financial Technologies, a software company based in Novoibirsk, Russia.

Wincor Nixdorf signs ATM-deployment agreement with Poste Italiane

The ATMs also emphasize environmental concerns. Documents are printed on both sides to save paper, and the ATMs switch to standby to reduce power consumption.

Access to Money to move to surcharge-free withdrawals

The independent ATM deployer reported declines in total transactions and withdrawal transactions for the 12-month period, ending Dec. 31, 2010, compared with…

Wincor Nixdorf cites growth in Australia

Independent ATM deployers (IADs) put Wincor Nixdorf AG on the fast track to growth.

Global Axcess CEO resigns

McQuain submitted his resignation because the board was not happy with the company’s financial performance, particularly in the past three quarters.

Itautec seizes opportunity to serve U.S. credit unions, community banks

Itautec faces a difficult challenge breaking into the community bank and credit union markets, says an analyst.

Australian ATM operator provides surcharge-free ATM access to country’s flood victims

Australians devastated by weeks of heavy floods will have for a time surcharge-free ATM access.

Study: U.S. consumer use of cash expected to decline by nearly $200 billion by 2015

Consumer use of cash declined 3 percent last year and it will continue to drop, according to a new report.

ATMs are empty in sections of Buenos Aires because of a shortage of banknotes

 A shortage of banknotes in Argentina has made it difficult for consumers to withdraw cash from ATMs.

Kontanten ATMs raise funds for breast cancer research

Deployer's slogan is, "You make a difference when you choose Kontanten's Orange ATMs."

Federal Reserve: ATM cash withdrawals show very little growth

ATM cash withdrawals continue to grow very little, according to a 2010 Federal Reserve Systems Payments Study.

NCR signs ATM deal in China

NCR signs a major ATM deal in China, which is predicted to become the world's largest ATM market by 2015.

Independent ATM owners push for selective surcharging

The NAAIO is meeting with networks to persuade them to allow ISOs to charge different surcharge fees for different cards.

Interchange cut in the U.K. will affect Cardtronics

Cardtronics Inc. expects a $4 million drop in revenues as a result of LINK cutting interchange fees beginning Jan. 1, 2011.

MasterCard courts credit unions with surcharge-free ATM network

MasterCard's agreement with MoneyPass means that it is expanding into the credit union and community bank markets.