No-Cost ATM Revenue Partnership
A placement path designed for qualified businesses seeking ATM access without purchasing the equipment.
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Reliable cash access. Built for business.
Purchase & Ownership Program
Own your Hyosung HALO II and build an ATM solution around your business goals.
Support Beyond Installation
Maintenance Membership, communications coverage and carefully selected enhancements in one connected experience.
A small machine with a big story
From bank hours to anytime access.
The ATM began with a simple idea: people should not have to wait for a bank to open to reach their own cash. What started as one machine became a connected convenience woven into everyday life.
1967 · The beginning
Cash stepped outside the teller window
The first operational ATM opened at a Barclays branch in Enfield, London. For the first time, a machine dispensed cash directly to customers beyond traditional counter service.
1970s onward · The connection
One machine became a network
Cards, personal identification numbers and shared electronic networks helped ATMs expand from individual bank experiments into dependable, widely available access points.
Today · The purpose continues
Cash access meets people where they are
Modern ATMs bring convenient cash access into the places people already visit. The technology changed, but the purpose stayed remarkably clear: access, choice and convenience.
History sources: Historic England and the Federal Reserve Board.
Cash use from 2024 through 2026
Where cash stands right now.
Federal Reserve reporting shows a consistent role for cash even as digital payment options expand. Each annual report reflects consumer activity measured during the previous year.
2024 report · 2023 activity
7
cash payments each month
Consumers averaged seven cash payments per month, showing stable cash demand after the pandemic.
2025 report · 2024 activity
14%
of consumer payments
Cash accounted for 14% of payments by number and remained the third most-used payment instrument.
2026 report · 2025 activity
1 in 7
payments still used cash
Four out of five consumers used cash within 30 days, and 90% planned to continue using it in the future.
Sources: Federal Reserve Financial Services, 2024 findings, 2025 findings and 2026 findings. The 2026 report, released May 11, 2026, is the newest annual Diary available and reflects October 2025 survey activity. These findings describe national consumer behavior and do not guarantee revenue at any location.