
Buying an ATM
Own the machine and manage it yourself, with processing arranged.
What to know before buying an ATMATM placement · 48 contiguous states
Find out whether an ATM fits your location before anything is agreed. Placements are backed by armored carriers and nationwide relationships built over 20 years.

Location fit
There's no single checklist. These are the details used to judge whether an ATM makes sense for your business, and they're worth including in your request.
How many people come through on a typical day, and whether they stay, browse or come back often.
Longer and weekend hours give customers more chances to use the machine.
Businesses where customers often pay in cash, or where cash is expected, are usually a more natural fit.
A visible spot near the entrance or checkout, with room for customers to use it comfortably.
A power outlet nearby and a way for the machine to connect for transactions, confirmed during the review.
Whether staff can see the machine, and when it can be reached for cash loading and service.
Share what you know. Anything missing can be covered in the review.

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Ownership
With placement, an ATM is set up at your business under an arrangement for your location. The arrangement spells out who provides and owns the machine, who keeps it loaded and serviced, and how any costs and revenue are handled.
If you'd rather own the ATM and manage it yourself, buying is the other route. It gives you more control over the machine and more of the day-to-day responsibility.

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Cash loading and service
Placements are supported by armored carriers and nationwide partnerships built over 20 years. Who handles each part at your location is set out before you agree:
Coverage
Nationwide relationships make placement possible across the contiguous United States. Share your city or ZIP code and your location is reviewed on its own merits, whether you're in a major metro or a small town.
Costs and agreements
Prices and terms aren't published here because they depend on the location. Your proposal is built around these factors and explained in full before you decide.
Sending a request does not commit you to anything.
How it works
Choose ATM placement and share your business name, city or ZIP and how to reach you. Details on traffic and hours help.
Your location is reviewed and you receive a proposal covering the machine, cash loading, service, any costs and the terms.
If the placement fits and you agree, installation is coordinated through the service network.
It depends on the location. Traffic, hours, how customers pay and where the machine could stand all matter. Share those details and your location is reviewed first.
That's set out in your proposal. If you want to own the machine yourself, buying an ATM is the alternative.
Placements are supported by armored carriers and service partners. Who loads cash, how often, and who handles service at your location are explained before you agree.
ATMs usually charge customers a surcharge per withdrawal. How any surcharge revenue is handled at your location is explained up front, so you know before you agree.
Any costs depend on the location and the arrangement, and they're spelled out in the proposal. No prices are quoted here because they vary.
Timing depends on the location review, the agreement and installation scheduling. If you have a target date, include it in your request.
No. Placement covers the 48 contiguous states.
Other services
Share your location and a few details about the business. The more you include, the more useful the first conversation.
What happens next. Your request starts a conversation about your location, by phone or email as you prefer. If it looks like a fit, the next step is a placement proposal to review.
Sending a request does not commit you to a purchase or placement agreement.