This is a smart application of wireless technology, but the interesting and potential winner here is naming the service “MobileATM”. This will resonate with customers who “get” ATM service, and will also manage their expectations for the depth of the service. Internet Changes Everything: Link to launch mobile ATM service Continue reading MobileATM should resonate for customers
TORONTO — ATMs apparently know no boundaries. Like migrating birds pausing on a northward journey, they tend to perch where food–and cash-hungry consumers–abound.
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OTTAWA– No-name, or white-label banking machines, may be charging even more per transaction after July 1. The federal government plans to levy the GST on all transaction fees at privately owned automated banking machines (ABMs).
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Response to Finance Canada’s Large Bank Mergers in Canada
Submission by the Canadian Bankers Association
to Department of Finance Canada
Triple DES Dare You | ATM Marketplace News
by Ann All, editor • 13 October 2003
First there was Y2K, the millennium bug that, despite all of the hype, was resolved with surprisingly little fuss in the ATM world.
Then came the federal government’s proposed changes to the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), a more vexing concern that will require the ATM industry to make its machines more accessible for all users, chiefly by adding the ability to make them talk.
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Finextra: OFX develops standards for safer aggregation
The OFX Consortium is seeking comment on a new approach to financial account aggregation that would remove the need for sensitive financial information, such as passwords, to be stored on aggregators’ systems.
The Consortium, which is typically involved in the development of standards for downloading bank data to popular personal finance programs such as Intuit’s Quicken and Microsoft Money, is working to standardise the way financial transactions are transmitted over the Internet.
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Experts are worried about a recent rise in online fraud, but the banks assure us their services are safe. By Clare Francis
EXPERTS are warning of the risks of online banking as criminal gangs target customers by sending bogus e-mails – a technique known as “phishing”.
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Finextra: Cash machine crime is fastest growing category of card fraud – Apacs
Cash machine fraud in the UK rose by 85% to 61 million in the year to June 2004, according to banking industry figures.
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Bank of America to deploy 180,000 IP phones with Cisco, EDS
By Phil Hochmuth
Network World Fusion, 09/28/04
Bank of America this week announced plans for a corporate-wide IP telephony rollout that will eventually put an IP phone on every BoA employee’s desktop – about 180,000 phones total.
The ambitious VoIP plan will involve replacing BoA’s entire telecom infrastructure with Cisco IP PBXs, voicemail servers and telephones. EDS will assist BoA in the deployment of the new phone network, which is expected to take three years to complete.
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