Defining differences: A second look at ATM fraud

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Some experts argue that the ATM industry needs to take a second look at how it approaches and deals with fraud.

ATM leaders gather out West to talk security, fraud, reaching the unbanked

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

More than 220 ATM industry players met in Scottsdale, Ariz., Sept. 14-16 to discuss issues that will likely have an impact in 2006. At the top of the list: ATM…

Katrina's impact on ATM industry hard to assess

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A week after Katrina shredded the Alabama-Mississippi-Louisiana coastline along the Gulf, ATM industry leaders are still waiting to assess the damage and…

ATMIA summit to preview 2006 expectations for FIs, ISOs

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

Regulations, compliance deadlines and how to tap into new markets are expected to take center stage in 2006, and they're all issues that industry leaders will…

Keeping an eye on the ATM

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

Deployers and manufacturers are turning up the heat on security with surveillance equipment and peripherals that detect skimming and card-trapping devices.

Berkeley permit fees could chill ISO business

ISOs doing business in Berkeley, Calif., say newly enforced permit fees could shut down their ATMS.

NACStech highlights self-service

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

NACStech pulled more attendees and exhibitors than it has since 2001 - a reflection of c-store operators' growing interest in self-service technology.

Trade association files anti-trust complaint against Diebold

The Financial & Security Products Association has filed an anti-trust complaint against Diebold, contending that the manufacturer is trying to gain an unfair…

Panelists see opportunities, challenges for ATMs

The old ATM isn't what it used to be -- but there may be some new opportunities for continued growth. That was the consensus of panelists at a 'town hall…

Hannon, Harper and industry leaders lauded at ATMIA awards banquet

The ATM industry's best and brightest - products and people - received awards and accolades at the close of the association�s annual banquet in San Diego.

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.

Politics

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Despite its burgeoning status, the ATM Industry Association's Government Relations Committee is already making significant strides in stopping knee-jerk ATM…

ATMIA wants a few

With a goal of doubling its membership by the end of 2008, the ATM Industry Association has created a special entry-level package of benefits for first-time…

ATMIA launches new chapters

The ATM Industry Association wants to have a presence anywhere ATMs are found. The ATMIA already has chapters in North America, Europe, Africa and…

UK's ATM Security Working Group could serve as model for U.S.

Alan Townsend, the London police detective who helped create an ATM Security Working Group with a number of the UK's top independent ATM deployers, says a…

NYCE sponsorship may help draw FIs to ATMIA show

Both the ATM Industry Association and NYCE Corporation believe that the upcoming 'ATMs in the Americas' event in Miami will have crossover appeal for…

Wincor World shows the latest self-service apps

Hosted by German ATM manufacturer Wincor Nixdorf, the recent Wincor World event drew some 7,000 people from 40 countries to see the latest developments in…

New attitude

From its inception two years ago, The ATM Industry Association emerges as an energetic group with a growing membership and new ideas. by Katherine L. Sears…

Changing the face of funds transfer

EFTA Executive Director Kurt Helwig wants financial transactions to be all electronic, all the time. by Kevin Gibson, contributing writer

United We Stand

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Just a few years after their inception, many no-surcharge and selective-surcharge alliances are still in place and growing larger. The alliances allow small…