Visa posts fees on the Web

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

October 17, 2006

Both major credit card companies have announced plans to make their interchange fees readily available to merchants.

Self-service a bigger part of mix at c-store show

October 17, 2006

*About the author: Joseph Grove is the associate publisher for NetWorld Alliance, ATM Marketplace's parent company.

Big surprises reign supreme at self-service awards ceremony

October 17, 2006

*About the author: Shawna Miller is a managing editor for NetWorld Alliance's Self-Service Division, of which ATM Marketplace is a part. To submit a comment…

ATM tech snags cash for himself

October 15, 2006

(New York) WSYR-TV, Channel 9: A man installing software in a Putnam County, N.Y., ATM transferred $90,000 from the machine into his checking account.

Cash-recycling at the ATM or kiosk

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October 12, 2006

MEI's Andrew Osborne touts the benefits of cash-recycling, especially where cost-cutting and float are concerned. But he also warns of downfalls associated…

Prepaid meets ATMs and cards at Las Vegas show

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

October 12, 2006

SourceMedia's ATM & Debit Forum entered the realm of prepaid this year, and the attendee response was overwhelming.

ATMIA to address ATM crime in Europe

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

October 11, 2006

ATMIA's SEC 6 conference runs Oct. 23-24 in London.

TNS Smart Network expects to deploy 10,000 ATMs

October 11, 2006

TORONTO - Canada's TNS Smart Network Inc. has deployed 9,000 white-label ATMs, and the company expects that number to reach 10,000 by year-end.

Foreign banks in China launch ATM networks

October 11, 2006

Shanghai Daily: Citigroup Inc. has partnered with 7-Eleven licensee Guang Dong Sai Yi Convenience Stores Ltd. to install ATMs in select convenience stores in…

Carreker, Cardpoint sign deal for iCom solution

October 11, 2006

DALLAS - Carreker Corp., provider of financial technology and consulting solutions, has licensed its iCom solution to England-based Cardpoint Plc., to help…

Swipe-and-go becoming new payment mantra?

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

October 11, 2006

Industry acceptance shifts as contactless payments pick up steam.

Triton previews new ATM at c-store show

October 10, 2006

LAS VEGAS - Triton Systems provided a preview of its new low-cost ATM, the RL2000, at the the National Association of Convenience Stores annual trade event.

S1 remittance standard to enable B-to-B processing

October 10, 2006

NEW YORK - S1 Corp., provider of financial and payment-services-software solutions, is incorporating the EPN STP 820 remittance information standard into its…

ATM industry to consolidate, NSA predicts

October 10, 2006

FERNDALE, Wash. - ATM service provider National Service Associates predicts an evolution in the ATM industry.

South African CIT security guards demand more protection

October 10, 2006

Mail & Guardian: Motor Transport Workers Union members in Johannesburg, South Africa, threatened to strike after a rash of violent heists. The threat…

Kum & Go, TransFund expand ATM c-store program

October 10, 2006

DES MOINES, Iowa - Iowa-based convenience-store chain Kum & Go announced in a news release that it has signed a 100-store ATM program-expansion agreement…

Remote deposit capture hits industry fast track

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

October 9, 2006

In one year, remote deposit capture has enhanced software solutions and broadened industry-use.

ATM goes beyond fast cash

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

Software enhancements help check-cashing, bill-payment and deposit-automation make their way to FI ATMs.

Cash Systems sells $20 million in debt

October 9, 2006

Houston Chronicle: Gaming and retail industry ATM cash provider Cash Systems Inc. has conducted the private sale of $20 million in debt. The company plans to…

Who's Who: Mike Hudson brings global vision to NCR EasyPoint

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

October 9, 2006

In 1992, Mike Hudson was at a turning point. He had worked 18 years for Dallas-based Southland Corp., now the parent of 7-Eleven, and was ready for a change.