Report Overview:
Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) were introduced in developed countries during the late 1970’s. A decade ago, ATM machines were mere cash dispensers through which customers could only withdraw cash and receive details of their bank accounts. The breakthrough in availability of 24*7 transactional services provided by the banks across multiple locations (offsite ATM machines), completely revolutionized the ATM market. The Smart ATM, which is presently generating considerable revenue in developing countries, is the result of a recent technological advancement which enables financial transactions over wireless devices (smart phones). This in turn contributes to growth of the global ATM market. However, the advancements in ATM technology also give rise to some major risks and security threats. Some of the major risks associated with ATM machines such as thefts, online frauds, connectivity and operational issues limit the growth of the ATM markets.
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The global ATM market is witnessing a progressive growth in developing countries whilst indicating an evolved life cycle in the developed countries. The introduction of novel ATMs such as Solar ATMs and Smart ATMs, in emerging markets, is enhancing the growth of the ATM market. In addition to this, numerous market players are collaborating with other companies to provide better services to customers and are expanding their geographical presence. Diebold, for instance, launched the world’s first Smart ATM machine in 2013, for the Asia Pacific region followed by Fujitsu, launching a Smart ATM for European retail banking, in April 2014. Singapore, however, is one of the first Asian countries to offer Smart Gold ATMs that dispense gold bars, coins and ingots. Novel innovations in ATM technology are also increasing across developed countries in order to meet the rising consumer demands.
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