As ATMs on large bank networks increasingly use mobile phones for account access — a trend driven in part by mobile banking — non-bank ATM operators are working to enable the same features to attract ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Payment Alliance International (PAI), the nation’s largest, privately-held ATM provider, today announced the release of its much anticipated PAI Mobile app. Providing ...

For someone who never carries cash, I was especially thrilled a few weeks ago to test drive Wells Fargo's new mobile enabled, cardless ATM feature. Like many new bank technology offerings, it was ...

FIS and Cardtronics will improve ATM security through combining the FIS Cardless Cash functionality with the Cardtronics ATMs across the United States. This will allows ATM users who have the FIS ...

History is in the making. Members of the Diebold Federal Credit Union will be among the first people in the world to test an ATM with a mobile phone interface, according to the Credit Union Times.

In today’s fast-paced digital world, pursuing financial independence has become more accessible. Many individuals are looking for reliable ways to generate additional income streams while enjoying the ...

Chase plans to install new card-free ATM machines this year, enabling customers to withdraw funds and complete other financial transactions using their smartphones. Following a strong push for ...

Mobile devices have let many consumers reduce their dependence on cash for purchases or payments, reducing the need for an ATM, but many banks are increasingly reliant on the machines to expand their ...

Apple Pay and Android Pay haven’t exactly conquered the world of payments just yet. A smartphone can replace credit and debit cards in millions of checkout aisles, but that doesn’t mean people will ...

Using a card to withdraw money from an ATM is about to become so 20th century. FIS and Paydiant, now a part of PayPal have launched a way to access ATMs with a QR code on a smart phone, which avoids ...

While ATMs are now decades old, bankers and industry officials say the machines remain a key part of how banks and credit unions deliver services. Advances in technology, changing regulation and ...