ATMs (ATMs) are electronic banking points that allow people to make transactions without going to their bank branch.
Some ATMs are simple cash dispensing devices, while others allow you to perform various operations such as depositing checks, transferring balances and paying bills.
The first ATMs appeared in the mid to late 1960s and their number has grown to over 2 million worldwide.
Today’s ATMs are marvels of technology, many of which are capable of accepting deposits as well as a range of other banking services.
To reduce ATM fees, use your own bank’s ATMs as often as possible.