Tuesday 24 February 2015

How Does One Can Protect ATM Parts?

ATM service has brought the biggest revolution in banking sector. Today more and more people are getting dependent on it to withdraw money at anytime and at any place they want. Not just only this, they can deposit and transfer money without standing in queue in banks.

In recent days, entrepreneurs are taking interest in establishing ATM counter within their business premises because it not just only helps to earn revenue but also attracts customers to shops. ATM service has become necessary part of daily lives. People are getting dependent on it so much that whenever they become unable to withdraw cash from an ATM counter, they end up looking elsewhere. This not just only affects on the impression of the customers who withdraw money from banks but also similarly affects the operators as well. They lose the revenue that they collect when the machine is not working properly.  Therefore, the best way to avoid such situations is to do a regular maintenance on the machine.

There are some important ATM parts that require regular maintenance and service specially, cash dispensing machine, keyboard, monitor etc. These parts of the machine need to be inspected regularly like replacing receipt tapes, changing the screen of ATM machine etc. These parts should always be kept in best condition to keep them operated all the time.

There are many people who think about how often this routine maintenance should be done. The answer is it mostly depends on the use of ATM machine. The more the machine is used, the more often the maintenance should be performed. Another considerable factor is environment.  if your machine is in dirty environment, then the cleaning of the machine is really very important and it should be performed regularly. Moreover, the technicians should be able to standardize the screen for making it confirm that the screen size is performing in a proper way. A good technician always offers the best service in maintaining various ATM parts.

Tuesday 10 February 2015

ATM service – a revolutionary change in banking sector

ATM or automated teller machine plays an important role in bringing a revolutionary change in financial sector. ATMs provide outstanding convenience along with a variety of banking service available at many locations. The ATM counters are located at almost each and every place providing convenience to customers of withdrawing money at anyplace and at anytime.

It really seems surprising that a small, wallet sized cards allow you to access to ATM machine and withdrawing cash from bank accounts. The only thing you need to put in the machine is your personal Identification Number which you cannot disclose to anyone. The use of this card eliminates the need for paper check and carrying cash. Now, people do not need to carry cash whether they are going for shopping or any restaurant, they don’t need to carry cash anymore. They can make all the transaction through ATM debit card or credit card.

ATM’s can be accessed through any associate network with an active account holder’s card.

ATM services:

When accessing an ATM, customers discover a myriad of service designed to make the banking experience a quick and a convenient one.

Deposits: Deposits can be made at anyplace and at anytime within a nationwide network.

Withdrawals: With an ATM card and personal Identification number, you can withdraw cash up to Rs. 25,000 in a day.

Round the clock service: ATMs are accessible 24/7 which allows the customers to tailor their banking needs according to their own schedule.

Mini statements: You can bring out mini statements of your transaction which describes each and every transaction amount with date and time.

Usage fees: There are no usage fees of using ATM cards for withdrawing, depositing and transferring money.

An ATM card helps an account holder to keep control of finances through a better tracking process. On monthly statements, each transaction has been described with the amount and corresponding date. In fact, the ATM services have largely eliminated the potential of unintended overdrafts.