ATMs in Service Stations

Independent ATMs are here...if you own a service station, you can now take advantage of an independent Automatic Teller Machine network. Don’t miss this great opportunity for your business!

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Before you sign up with any other offers, STOP and contact MTA first!

We're pleased to announce that all the banks' debit cards are now accepted at independent ATMs. We've also secured a fantastic ATM deal for service station members with the opportunity to earn a new revenue source.

So before you consider signing up with other agents, be sure to check out MTA's offer. The independent ATMs will now accept the debit cards of ANZ, ASB, BNZ, KiwiBank, National and Wesptac Banks.

Contact your local Business Manager or call Cash Plus NZ directly on 0508 428 675

Why do independent ATMs exist?

Simply put, people like to use cash and it’s becoming increasingly more popular. For many years banks have moved away from operating in smaller town centres and unfortunately people still need cash, and independent ATMs are an effective solution.

In Australia, Canada, UK and USA, independent ATMs now represent 60% of the total ATM market. Currently, New Zealand remains an emerging market.

There is a huge opportunity for retailers, particularly service stations. If you currently provide cash out via EFTPOS, and if this occurs around 25 times each day, then you could receive rebates of $3,810.00 every year.

As well as a new revenue source, the 7–11 study in Australia shows that with an ATM on site, foot traffic is likely to increase as much as 30% and sales revenue increases between 11–13%.

What’s in it for you?

Share of convenience fee, providing more revenue
Increase in customer spend and loyalty
Save money on cash handling fees
Reduced customer waiting time
Increased customer traffic from people coming in to use the ATM machine.

How it works

The independent ATM is generally placed inside a business operating in the fuel, convenience store or hospitality industry
The retailer cash fills the machine
The cardholder pays a convenience fee for each cash withdrawal
The money withdrawn is credited into the retailer’s nominated bank account just like EFTPOS and the retailer receives a commission from the convenience fee.

It’s easy to have one on your premises

ISO Provides	Retailer Provides
ATM	ATM cash float
Delivery and installation	Insurance cover
On-site training (at installation)	Power
On-site servicing
Toll free 24/7 NZ help desk
Remote diagnostics
Management and cash reports
GPRS communication and costs
Promotional signage
ATM receipt paper