Will South Korea kick coins to the curb?

April 27, 2017

The Bank of Korea announced in 2016 that it had a plan to eliminate coin use in the country by 2020.

Wal-Mart links with Amex Bluebird for mobile funds transfer

April 27, 2017

Walmart and American Express have introduced a new service that will enable Bluebird prepaid debit cardholders to to digitally send money for cash pickup at…

ATM deployers in India getting only half the cash they need

April 21, 2017

India's citizenry isn't taking to the concept of a cash-less economy quite as enthusiastically as Prime Minister Narendra Modi had hoped.

India may ease foreign investment rules for ATM, cash management firms

April 17, 2017

India might be on the verge of changing its foreign direct investment policy for the ATM industry in order to encourage the inflow of monetary resources into…

Study: Credit transaction amounts fall — along with cash use

April 14, 2017

Consumers are increasingly using credit cards to pay for small transactions, according to a new CreditCards.com survey.

Need cash? If you're in Hyderabad, that might be a problem

April 14, 2017

On March 13, the Reserve Bank of India lifted the cap on ATM withdrawals it had imposed in November, when demonetization of India's most popular banknotes set…

Cash-loving Europeans get a new 50 euro banknote

April 7, 2017

The fourth entry in the European Central Bank's Europa series — the 50 euro banknote — started circulating this week, according to an announcement from the ECB.

Transguard, Gunnebo extend smart cash partnership in UAE

March 3, 2017

Transguard Group has extended its partnership agreement in the United Arab Emirates with Gunnebo, a provider of retail cash management solutions.

iTellio, Morphis partner to integrate solutions for ATM, cash management

February 17, 2017

iTellio, a cloud-based ATM management platform for independent ATM deployers, has teamed with Morphis Inc. to deliver a cash forecasting solution for small and…

Achieving omnichannel excellence at banks

Today's consumers want a seamless experience across their banking touch points. They may begin filling out a mortgage application form online, add the…

What will the next 5 years bring for ATMs?

Anticipating what the future will bring is a big challenge for all businesses, particularly those operating in dynamic, rapidly evolving industries like…

Rising ATM use shows case for cash in Asia

One of the most common and interesting debates in the financial services industry right now is whether it's really possible that, one day, we might live in a…

ATM security - is yours up to standard?

The ATM remains an extremely important element of the modern retail banking industry - both in terms of how customers access and manage their accounts and how…

Relevance of Culture in Payments

WeChat grew from a social network into an impressive m-commerce ecosystem because they offered a combination of economic incentives, such as no or lower funds…

State Bank of India eases ATM cash withdrawal limits

January 17, 2017

The State Bank of India has raised its cap on the amount of cash that cardholders are allowed to withdraw at the nation's ATMs. The cap on per-transaction…

Saudi ATMs reject new bank notes

January 9, 2017

Two weeks after Saudi Arabia introduced new bank notes, many of the nation's ATMs still won't accept them.

Millennials and payments - from checks to mobile

The payments space is one of the most exciting, rapidly evolving elements of the financial system, so it makes sense that the tech-savvy millennial generation…

Short on replacement currency, Venezuela extends bolivar exchange deadline

December 22, 2016

Venezuela's largest denomination banknote is still going away — just not as soon as originally planned.

WorldRemit launches cash pickup service in Lebanon, Algeria

December 22, 2016

Digital money transfer service WorldRemit has launched a new cash pickup service in Algeria and Lebanon, according to a press release.

UK fiver vies for Bank Note of the Year honors

December 19, 2016

Vegans might find it vile, but somebody seems to think the U.K.'s new fiver is "a bit of all right."