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CO-OP First to Support Diebold’s New Vista 5.1 Platform with ATM Member Engagement Enhancements CO-OP Financial Services is marking the ATM’s 50th ... read more
CO-OP First to Support Diebold’s New Vista 5.1 Platform with ATM Member Engagement Enhancements CO-OP Financial Services is marking the ATM’s 50th ... read more
Diebold Nixdorf (NYSE: DBD), a leader in driving connected commerce, is introducing Vynamic™, the first software suite built to power the ongoing transformation in ... read more
The new offerings better enable end-to-end lifecycle management for financial institutions and retailers Managing automated teller machines (ATMs) or point-of-sale (POS) devices ... read more
Pin4, an open cardless cash network in the US, is bringing consumers in New York City, Miami, Chicago and Los Angeles cardless access to cash at Pin4-enabled ATMs, marking the third company to reveal a cardless ATM strategy in as many weeks.
US ATM manufacturer Diebold is in talks to acquire its European peer, Wincorf Nixdorf, for $1.8 billion in a move that will see the creation of a company that will be the world's largest maker of cash machines, overtaking NCR.
At its innovation lab in New York, Citi is currently testing Diebold's new machine, an ATM that doesn't have a screen, keypad or even a card reader.
According to multiple news sources, financial self-service manufacturer Diebold is in talks with German ATM maker Wincor Nixdorf over a potential takeover. The deal would value Diebold at nearly $2 billion as it looks to move into the digital payments space.
Diebold has announced it is working with Saque e Pague to deliver a range of financial self-service capabilities to consumers and financial institutions in Brazil.
Diebold has announced it is preventing criminals' ability to capture ATM users' card data with its new ActivEdge card reader.