Rapid technological
advancements in banking and corporate industries have increased their
susceptibility to crime, which has increased the need to safeguard, manage, and
transport currency. Security is now extended to various industries associated
with cash management, manufacturing, diamonds, jewelry & precious metals,
etc. Cash management involves cash-in-transit, cash processing, and Automated
Teller Machines (ATMs).
Cardless ATM
Diebold is an American
self-service, security, and services corporation that develops ATMs with
advanced technology. They have developed an ATM machine called “Irving” that
does not require a physical card. It authorizes withdrawal transactions using
Smartphone and iris-scan biometric technology.
Irving eliminates the
need for pin pad, screen on the machine, and a card reader. The omission of
these parts results in a much smaller ATM machine. In order to withdraw cash, a
user needs to connect his/her smartphone to the machine using Near Field
Communication (NFC) or a secure wireless technology. The machine uses an iris
scan to authenticate the identity of the person withdrawing the amount. Cash is
dispensed “only” after the identity of a user is confirmed. The whole process
requires about 10 seconds. This techology is being tested by Citigroup at their
bank’s innovations laboratory in New York.
Diebold is also working
on a second machine “Janus,” which could substitute a teller in a bank. Janus
shares alarm boards, monitoring technology, and connectivity. The machine
provides terminals to serve two customers at a time, without compromising the
speed and security of a transition. It also includes a touch screen for a more
advanced account access and a video teller to help them with complex
transactions. Most importantly, it is very user friendly.
Janus is also mobile
enabled thru NFC or Quick Response (QR) code. The machine eliminates the threat
of card frauds and the use of traditional card readers. Printed receipts have
been replaced by text and email receipts. It is equipped with an interactive
touch screen that enables multiple check imaging and ID scanning for document
signing and new account creation. The terminals include privacy panels with an
intuitively integrated screen. It also has a single-shot cash interface with a
more refined modern design.
Market Overview
The global secure logistics market is
anticipated to surpass USD 109 billion by 2025, according to a new report by
Grand View Research, Inc. ATMs play an integral role in maintaining core
banking touch points with consumers. This is expected to drive the secure
logistics market over the coming years.
Market Rivals
Brink’s, Cargo Guard
Secure Logistics, G4S Secure Solution, and CMS Infosystem Pvt. Ltd., are some
of the major competitors of this market. They undertake mergers and
acquisitions in order to enhance their product portfolios and expand their
global presence.
In-Depth research report on colored secure
logistics market:
http://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/secure-logistics-market
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