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- 2. • Onsite ATM Offsite ATM • White Label ATM Brown Label ATM • Green Label ATM Orange Label ATM • Yellow Label ATM PINK label ATM • Biometric ATM Mobile ATM
- 3. • Onsite ATM • These ATMs are inside the bank compound and hence are known as Onsite ATMs. • Offsite ATMs • These ATMs are located in various places except inside the bank premises and thus named as Offsite ATMs.
- 4. White Label ATM • ATMs set up, owned and operated by non-bank entities are called white label ATMs. • They are authorized under the Payment and Settlement Systems Act, 2007, by the RBI. • Cash in ATMs is provided by the sponsored bank while ATM machine does not have any branding of Bank. • The operators are entitled to receive a fee from the banks for the use of ATM resources by the bank’s customers and are not permitted to charge bank customer directly.
- 5. • Tata Communications Payment Solutions Limited (Indicash) is the first company authorized by RBI to open WLAs in the country. • RBI directly involved because these white label Companies have to separately get license/permission from RBI to run business.
- 6. Brown Label ATM • Brown Label ATM are those Automated Teller Machines where hardware and the lease of the ATM machine is owned by a service provider–but cash management and connectivity to banking networks is provided by a sponsor bank . • The private company owns & operates the ATM machine, pays office rent. They negotiate with the landlord, electricity company, telecom company and so on. • ATM has logo of that bank (which has outsourced this work). • RBI not involved directly. These outsourcing companies have contractual obligation with their respective banks.
- 7. • Green Label ATM : ATM is provided for Agricultural Transaction. • Orange Label ATM : Provided for Share Transactions. • Yellow Label ATM : Set up for the purpose of E-commerce.
- 8. • PINK label ATM : Such ATM are monitored by guards who ensure that only women access these ATM. The sole purpose of such ATM is to mitigate the problem of women standing in long queues of ATM. • Biometric ATM – ATMs which uses security features like fingerprint scanner and eye scanner of the customer to access the bank details
- 9. Mobile ATM • Mobile ATM is a concept of ATM–on–wheels. These ATMs are available in areas that have a big footfall or have a good automobile traffic. • The main reason for the success of Mobile ATMs is the flexibility and convenience they provide to its customers.