Who would use a cashless ATM (Automated Teller Machine)? It seems like a ridiculous idea, because that's the whole point of using an ATM - getting cash. That will all change with the RTM (Retail-Teller-Machine). It works just like an ATM. Instead of dispensing cash, the RTM prints a secure ticket that is exchanged for cash. RTMs are located inside any store and provide a full range of Banking services.
Who would use a cashless ATM? It seems like a ridiculous idea, because that’s the whole point of using an ATM – getting cash.
That will all change with the RTM (Retail-Teller-Machine). It works just like an ATM. Instead of dispensing cash, the RTM prints a secure ticket that is exchanged for cash. RTMs are located inside any store and provide a full range of Banking services.
Aravinda Korala, KAL’s CEO said: “RTMs are low-cost authorization-machines that are ideal for in-branch use. The customer can take his time to browse the bank’s services, read any available targeted messages, speak to a video teller and make a final transaction selection without pressure, and then commit his choice to a secure voucher. This voucher can then be fulfilled in a few seconds, either automatically at a Teller Cash Recycler/ATM or manually at a teller.”
It’s a perfect example of the Subtraction Technique, one of five in the innovation method, Systematic Inventive Thinking (SIT). It’s also a great example of the Closed World Principle. Here’s how it works:
To get the most out of the Subtraction Technique, you follow five steps:
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