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ATMs in Russia
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2024: The world's first collection ATMs launched. There, companies can hand over daily revenue
In mid-June 2024, the British ATM network Link announced that it was testing a new generation of collection ATMs to which companies could hand over daily revenue. According to Cash Access UK, the first ATM of the new type is already up and running in Atherston (Warwickshire). Read more here.
2022: ATM card in Europe
2020: Global ATM market valued at $20.18 billion
The volume of the global ATM market in 2020 reached $20.18 billion, and it is expected that the cumulative annual growth rate in the period from 2021 to 2028. will increase by 4.9%. Such data were presented in mid-January 2022 by Grand View Research.
The key players in the ATM market are Diebold Nixdorf, Fujitsu, G4S, GRGBanking, Hitachi, NCR Corporation, OKI Electric Industry and Guangzhou KingTeller Technology. These companies offer ATMs with various deposit, withdrawal and recycling options. These providers also provide reconstruction, repair and maintenance services, and system upgrades to financial institutions, retailers, and independent suppliers.
The easy flow of cash, the growing number of transactional advantages, easy withdrawals, quick and prompt service, and the viability of offline purchases have stimulated the use of ATMs around the world, which is positively reflected in the promising growth prospects of the global market. Growing urbanization in both developed and emerging economies is a major driver of market growth. In addition, the availability of cash in 24x7 mode, as well as the provision of funds transfer and bill payment functions stimulate the demand for ATMs around the world. The increase in installation bases and maintenance work significantly affected the revenue generation by ATM suppliers.
Technological advances such as digital convergence, integration of IoT data analysis, and biometrics and cybersecurity are expected to drive future market growth. Technological progress also allowed the introduction of contactless ATMs, which were advertised as a safer and riskless way to withdraw cash in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Contactless ATM kiosks allow users to withdraw cash from an ATM by scanning the QR code on the screen without touching the interface. The number of ATMs offering contactless cash withdrawals also saw growth globally in 2020.[1]