AUTOMATED TELLER

MACHINE

Presented by:DIKSHA GUPTA

GUIDED BY,MR.P.C.HARNE

Objectives Introduction History Structure How ATM Works Advantages Disadvantages Applications Conclusion References

Contents

The objective of an ATM machine is to provide anytime or Automated Banking services to the bank customers without the customer having to make a trip to the bank.

Cash withdrawal Accept Deposits Issue Balance Statements Pre-paid mobile recharge Money Transfer Buying Insurance To analyze the present ATM facilities provided by

SBI, ICICI & HDFC Bank.

Objectives

What is an A.T.M.?

Automated teller machine

OrAutomatic teller machine

ATM ( Automatic Teller Machine) is machine or electronic device that is used people for their bank account transaction, they used ATM for cash withdrawal, check account balance, make deposit of checks and cash, or to transfer money from one account to another. To achieve this service they are given a plastic card provided by bank and they have 4 digit secret code. ATM is available 24 hours no time when to use. An Automated Teller Machine (ATM) is a specialized computer that makes it convenient to manage your money.

Introduction

History Invented the first ATM:-

• Luther George Simjian– Idea came first in late 1930– Registered 20 patents in

1939– Not-so-successfulDon Wetzel

• American engineer• Designed Docuteller machine in 1968

• Hold USA patent to the ATM in 1973

History The idea of ATM machine developed simultaneous in

Japan, Sweden, U.K and U.S.A. The first cash dispenser machine developed by “Luther

George Simjian ” in Feb.1963, which known as “Bankograph”.

The second dispenser machine developed by John Shepherd Barron which matched PIN(Personal Identification Number).

This machine known as “DACS”. The first modern ATM use in Dec. 1972 in UK.The IBM

2984 designed on the request of “Lloyds Bank”. (Contd.) This design was similar in function of today‟s machines. HSBC-Honkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation

introduce the first ATM in India in 1987.

Inventer Year19301960196519681968

Inventor YearLuther George Simjian 1930

John Shepherd-Barron 1960

James Goodfellow 1965

Don Wetzel 1968

John D. White 1968

 Docutel

1972

Diebold 1973

History Chart

Structure Card reader Keypad Speaker Display screen Receipt printer Cash dispenser

How ATM Works?

Advantages  An automated teller machine increases existing business:  ATM provides 24 hours service ATM gives convenience to banks customers. ATM reduces the workload of banks staff. ATM provides privacy in banking transactions. ATM provides service without any error.

Not available in remote places. Cannot avoid illegal use in case of stolen card. if one forgets the pin number he or she will not be able to

withdraw money from their accounts,

  

Disadvantages

Difference between ATM & CDM

Facilities ATM CDM• Cash Withdrawals• Balance Enquiry

• Mini Statement• Cash Deposit• Cheque Deposit (Into your account or any pre registered third party account)• Etisalat Bill Payment• Utility Bill Payment• Etisalat Mobile Top-up• Barclaycard Credit Card Payment• Cheque Book Request• Debit Card Pin Change

Cash Withdrawal and Balance Enquiry

Bill Payments

 Cash /Cheque Deposit

Sale of Paper Based Products

Use of ATM

Effects of Online Banking Online banking has become very common

Easy to set up and use

May decrease some ATM use for bill paying and deposits

Home computers can’t dispense cash

ATMs are often found near retailers or other convenient places

As the banking sector computerize day to day, and ATM have became a part of modern banking system.

The banks in developing country adopt ATMs to improve their own internal process and also for increase facilities and services of their customers.

Now customers become aware about this machine. The growth of ATM rapidly high at the world wide level

also in India. This technology is simple, safe and secure and people feel

satisfaction to use this.

Conclusion

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machine-atm.html www.answers.com › ... › Money Management › Banking www.livestrong.com › Lifestyle www.banknetindia.com/atm/functionality.htm

References