Triton looks back, forward after Katrina

by Tracy Kitten — Editor, AMC

A year after Hurricane Katrina attacked its Gulf Coast headquarters, Triton has rebounded, hitting an all-time high in U.S. ATM shipments.

Nationwide builds ATMs into phone booths

July 20, 2006

Reuters: Nationwide Building Society plans to address cash machine shortages by building ATMs into phone booths. The financial institution launched the cash…

Rising gas prices, interest rates hit vault-cash providers

by Valerie Killifer — senior editor, NetWorld Alliance

July 19, 2006

In the wake of price hikes, vault-cash providers struggle as their customers change the way they do business.

ATMIA to host 'ATM Security in the Americas 2006' in September

July 19, 2006

BROOKINGS, S.D. - The ATM Industry Association announced its plans to host the Sept. 13-15 ATM Security in the Americas 2006 (ATMIA West) conference in…

Euronet to buy Asian ATM firm

July 19, 2006

INQ7 Money: Euronet WorldWide Inc. has offered to buy into ATM consortium BancNet Inc. as part of a bid to enter the fledgling ATM-outsourcing business in the…

Tranax says its Mini-Bank is in high demand among credit unions

July 17, 2006

TORONTO - Tranax Technologies Inc. announced at last week's National Association of Federal Credit Union's Conference & Exhibition that Tranax's Mini-Bank…

Shared ATM service launched in Malaysia

July 17, 2006

Channel NewsAsia: HSBC, OCBC, UOB and Standard Chartered are teaming up in Malaysia to launch a shared ATM service. The partnership means their customers will…

Banks, credit unions enter remittance market game

July 16, 2006

San Francisco Chronicle: Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citibank and a number of credit unions in the United States are beginning to offer transfer remittance…

Banks reconsider ATM fees

July 16, 2006

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: Many banking and nonbanking institutions in the United States are adopting a free-use attitude when it comes to their ATMs. PNC…

China UnionPay, Discover open Pulse Network to Chinese travelers

July 10, 2006

RIVERWOODS, China - China Unionpay and Discover Financial Services have struck a deal that allows Chinese travelers to use their China Unionpay cards at Pulse…

Smart Card Alliance council moves forward after first year

July 10, 2006

PRINCETON JUNCTION, N.J. - The Smart Card Alliance Physical Access Council, an organization focused on technology and processes of physical-access control that…

China gets first EMV cards

July 10, 2006

ePaynews.com: China's first EMV chip cards are now being issued by the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China. In line with Asia's card fraud liability shift…

China's card industry sees rapid growth

July 10, 2006

ePaynews: China's bank-card business is growing, with 175 card issuers dispensing 960 million cards by end-2005, and a 610,000 POS terminals and 80,000 ATMs in…

Unwired: Wireless ATM connectivity continues to grow

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July 9, 2006

Retailers and FIs had concerns early on about data-transmission security over the Internet. Now it appears some of those fears have been assuaged.

Chase launches U.S. Open ticket campaign at ATMs

July 9, 2006

The European Financial Management & Marketing Association reports that Chase Bank has launched a U.S. Open ticket campaign at its network of 1,789 ATMs in…

SURVEY: Majority of Canadians remain confident in ATM security

July 9, 2006

MISSISSAUGA, Ontario - Despite a growing awareness of ATM-related fraud, nearly 70 percent of Canadians say they won't change their ATM use. That's according…

Oregon PD taps FBI for help with debit, ATM scam

July 9, 2006

KOB-TV, Channel 15: Police in Ashland, Ore., are working with the Federal Bureau of Investigation to help crack a spree of bank-account thefts. An estimated…

PCI-compliance rates expected to rise

July 9, 2006

Digital Transactions: About 23 percent of the United States largest U.S. merchants now comply with the Payment Card Industry data-security standard, according…

Link pushes ATM 'transparency' rules in U.K.

July 6, 2006

NORTH YORKSHIRE, England - After months of debate about the fee-charging ATMs in the United Kingdom, Link Interchange Network Ltd. Dec. 13 published results…

Link warns two ATM companies for not complying with fee rules

July 6, 2006

NORTH YORKSHIRE, England - Travelex and TRM Corp., two of the United Kingdom's biggest cash-machine operators, could have their ATMs cut from the Link…