Self-service onboarding

Other use cases

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  Cash deposits without the queue

  Deposits keep coming in after the branch closes, at weekends and in places too small for a counter, and tellers get their peak hours back. Customers feed notes into the terminal, a whole bundle at a time if they like, credit their own or someone else's account and take a receipt on the spot. Every deposit reaches the bank, even when the connection drops.

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  Loan and card repayments

  Fewer missed due dates, and fewer calls about them. Customers who prefer to pay in person repay loans, credit cards and instalments at the terminal in a few taps. They confirm their identity with an ID document or through a verification service, see what is due and pay in cash or by card. A receipt prints on the spot, and every repayment reaches the bank even when the connection drops.

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  Everyday banking, 24/7

  Routine transactions leave the counter, queues get shorter, and branch staff spend their time on advice and more complex products. At any hour, customers transfer money, top up accounts, pay bills, check balances, print statements and see today's exchange rates at the terminal. Transfers are confirmed with a one-time code sent to their phone.

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