Target Market

Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) were introduced in the 1970s to reduce the need for bank tellers and to provide convenience for bank customers. Initially, ATMs were only available at bank locations. By the early 1980s, shared ATM networks were formed and ATMs began appearing in retail locations, such as supermarkets and shopping malls.

ATM technology opened up to the retail market, which dramatically lowered the costs of owning and operating an ATM. Suddenly, retailers with moderate to low transaction volumes could afford to own an ATM - and the boom in retail ATM deployments began.

Today, ATMs are an important part of everyday life, and ATM owners everywhere profit from their popularity. At Tidel, we've expanded our product line to include systems to fit every need - from value-oriented cash dispensers and scalable, feature-rich ATMs to multimedia point-of-sale kiosks with full-motion video and stereo sound. Through strategic partnerships with other pioneering companies like CashWorks, Tidel is expanding the capabilities of its ATM products to provide our customers with new revenue generating solutions, such as low-cost automated check cashing.

The future of the ATM industry is very bright, and no one can predict what products or services consumers will demand from the ATM next. But one thing is certain - ATMs intend to be there, pioneering technology to create the next generation of advanced, flexible, value-rich ATMs.

• Convenience stores
• Grocery Stores
• Restaurants and Bars
• Bowling Centers
• Malls
• Theatre Video Halls
• Hotels and Motels
• Casinos
• Truck Stops
• Colleges and Universities
• Public Facilities