In today's digital era, smartphones have transformed into indispensable multifunctional devices, serving as central hubs for activities.

The debate over the future of cash rages on, stirring discussions within the ATM industry. While some predict the eventual dominance of digital payments, concerns about financial inclusion raise doubts about cash's demise. At the recent ATMIA conference in Las Vegas, Cole Augustine and Zoya Lieberman engaged in a lively debate on this pressing issue. Augustine championed the enduring relevance of cash, citing its unique accessibility and resilience. Despite concerns over hy

In 2024, the landscape of retail banking is undergoing significant changes, transitioning from brick-and-mortar institutions to digital.

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According to the FBI's bank crime statistics, there has been a 600% increase in Automated Teller Machine (ATM) crimes in the United...

Join Rob Leiponis and Heather Glezen as they chat with host Daniel Litwin about a common issue in banking: card skimming. Listen in as...

You've probably noticed how mobile payments have become a big thing lately, and the whole cashless trend is still going strong. Now, some...

Card skimming continues to pose a persistent challenge in the United States, as we continue to see a year-over-year increase in compromised cards. FICO, the credit-data firm, has underscored the spike in compromised cards stemming from skimming activities. The method used in card skimming includes criminals discreetly putting small card-reading devices into payment terminals found at points of sale and ATMs. This is done secretly to steal card information. The article Why Car

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