ATMs to touch 365,000 by 2027, more in semi-urban, rural areas
The scheme, which is aimed at ensuring availability of sufficient cash for the public through ATMs, has come into effect from October 1, 2021.
ATM deployment has crossed 250,000 units, after hovering between 225,000 and 235,500 for almost five years
Seven years after the initiative was launched, the average deposit per account is Rs 3,398, which has increased 2.7 times over August 2015
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Demonetisation provided the first serious wake-up call that cash will not be king for long, and the business of vending it will have to be reworked
Bank officers' union AIBOC on Wednesday made a case for deployment of guards at all ATMs to check frauds.
These ATMs have been deployed in various metros and non-metros in view of the restrictions imposed by Covid-19, the bank said.
These ATMs have been deployed in various metros and non-metros in view of the restrictions imposed by Covid-19
Bitcoin's growing popularity has been the primary driver for new installations
Deregulation of the currency chest system will act as the game changer
Still a long road ahead, especially across Tier III-VI) and societal cross-sections (senior citizens, migrant workers), apex bank in booklet on Payment Systems
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) imposed the Rs 1 crore penalty for "contravention of the nature referred to in Section 26 (6) of the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007 (PSS Act)", it added
Apart from ATM and cash management, CMS does maintenance and card personalisation services
Availing of this facility would be at the discretion of the account holder
RBL Bank on Thursday said it has launched cardless cash withdrawal facility from ATMs, leveraging the Instant Money Transfer (IMT) system
Several ATMs in West Bengal are running short of currency as private entities entrusted with the cash-filling task are operating with skeletal staff
It's important to note that unlike ATMs, the scheme is not advertised or visible to the general public