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We are seeing an increase in campaigns to protect access to cash given that last year alone UK cash machine withdrawals dropped by over a third. To stay relevant and competitive, banks must find innovative ways to guarantee ATM availability. Our blog investigates ways this can be achieved. 1. Contactless ATMs COVID-19 has accelerated digital
New platform improves omni-channel experience for consumers, including self-service channel integration with mobile and internet banking London – February 16, 2021— Auriga, market leader for omni-channel banking and payment systems, today announced a partnership with ACI Worldwide (NASDAQ: ACIW), a leading global provider of real-time digital payment software and solutions. The companies will launch a
Auriga and ACI Worldwide sign off a strategic partnership to launch next-generation ATM acquiring and self-service banking platform. Under this partnership, ACI’s Enterprise Payments Platform will integrate with Auriga’s omni-channel banking solution, WinWebServer (WWS), in order to offer improved omni-channel experience for consumers globally, including self-service channel integration with mobile and internet banking. Here is
Auriga announces a new strategic partnership with Dilaco, IT specialist Consulting and Outsourcing provider in Belgium. Through this partnership, Dilaco will enlarge its consulting and service offerings with Auriga’s cutting edge cybersecurity solution Lookwise Device Manager (LDM) to help secure critical banking services and infrastructure in the Benelux region. Here is an overview of the
Dilaco to distribute Auriga’s cutting edge cybersecurity solution & provide specialist support services London, February 8th 2021 – Auriga, a global provider of technology solutions for the omnichannel banking and payments industries, today announced a new strategic partnership with Dilaco, IT specialist Consulting and Outsourcing provider in Belgium. Through this partnership, Dilaco will enlarge its
To say that 2020 has been eventful would be an understatement. No one could have predicted how these last 12 months would pan out and how big an impact the coronavirus pandemic would have on the whole economy and specifically on the financial sector. Looking at what the banking industry has in store for this
As a leading European supplier of technological solutions for omnichannel banking and payments, Auriga couldn’t possibly miss the key industry events of the year, which all became virtual to adapt to COVID-19 restrictions. We discussed how the ATM infrastructure, lean bank branches, and cybersecurity innovations are digitally transforming banks’ strategies. The pandemic has created lots
ATMs and self-service devices are critical assets for banking organisations, as they need to be available 24/7, 365 days a year. However, when ATMs are in production, different actors, whether legitimate or malicious, can manipulate the software and hardware in an uncontrolled way, increasing the risk of a potential cyber-attack or misconfiguration. This can ultimately
In this time of low interest rates, increasing competitive pressure, and evolving customer expectations and behaviours, the closure of bank branches is believed to be a consequence of the added costs that banks are facing. But there are other factors to be considered actually. Firstly, the need to take the pace with digital transformation running
Access to cash is a serious issue in the UK and the pandemic isn’t helping, with 22% of UK respondents to a Mastercard survey saying they’ve stopped using it entirely. This is backed by Bank of England’s latest findings, which indicated that the volume and value of cash withdrawn from the ATM network overseen by
