Step by step
We put it on your floor and keep it running.
An empty or broken machine is a customer walking out. So we handle placement, installation, cash loading and repairs, and we watch cash levels so it is refilled before it runs dry.
Placed where it gets used, filled before it runs dry, fixed before you call.
01
We walk your floor
Where the machine stands decides how much it gets used. We look at sight lines, where the line forms and power on a walk-through, then agree on the spot with you.
02
Installed and switched on
Delivery, installation, connection and the signage that has to be posted. You do not source any of it.
03
Filled around your traffic
Cash loading runs on a schedule built around your busy days and hours, so a Friday night does not start with an empty machine.
04
Watched, so it stays up
Cash levels and uptime are monitored. A low machine gets a refill booked before it runs out, and a fault usually gets a service call before you have to call.
A machine on the floor keeps the sale on the floor.
The customer gets cash without leaving, spends before they go, and you earn on the withdrawal.
Works with
The rest of how you get paid.
Cash discounting
The discount gives customers a reason to pay cash. The machine gives them the means. Each makes the other work harder.
Your POS
ATM withdrawals and your card sales report on separate lines, so month-end stays clean and the machine's revenue is easy to see.
Cashless ATM alternatives
No room for a machine? We will say so, and tell you what else lets a cash-preferring customer pay here, rather than sell you one regardless.
Multi-site operators
The same placement standard and servicing at each location, with the surcharge line reported per site and all sites in one view.
Why it matters to you
It keeps the sale and earns on top.
The customer stays
A customer who leaves to find cash may not come back. One who withdraws on your floor spends a share of it before they leave. That is a sale you would otherwise have lost.
You earn on withdrawals
Withdrawals carry a surcharge, and a share of it is yours. On a busy floor that is a revenue line you can see, not a rounding error.
Some of your customers want to pay cash
In a bar, a dispensary, a venue or a corner store, a share of customers would rather pay cash. With a machine on site you take their money instead of sending them down the street for it.
Is this you
The floors this is built for.
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