ATMs in self-service banking

ATMs, or Automated Teller Machines, are self-service devices that allow bank customers to perform essential banking transactions without visiting a bank branch. Using a card and a personal identification number (PIN), users can withdraw cash, check account balances, deposit funds, or transfer money between accounts. They operate 24/7, providing convenient and quick access to banking services outside regular hours. ATMs connect securely to the bank’s systems, ensuring real-time updates and transaction safety. They are widely available in public places like shopping centers, airports, and bank branches for easy, on-the-go banking.