Cards Initially, automated
teller machine cards allowed consumers to access their funds outside of normal banking hours.
Initially, automated
teller machine cards allowed consumers to access their funds outside of normal banking hours.
Not exact matches
Slammer, which paralyzed computers running Microsoft SQL Server 2000, temporarily shut down South Korea's telephone system, knocked out thousands of Bank of America automatic -
teller machines, and slowed credit -
card transactions worldwide.
We will issue you a Personal Identification Number («PIN») for use with your
Card at automatic
teller machines («ATMs»).
You may also use your
Card to get a cash advance from participating financial institutions or an automated
teller machine (ATM).
Your ATM
card can only be used to withdraw cash from an ATM (automated
teller machine) and your checks can only be used to make purchases or pay bills; your debit
card can combine these conveniences and do both.
An ATM
card is a
card provided by one's financial institution that enables the user to access their accounts via an automatic
teller machine (ATM).
A loan you take out against a credit
card using an automated
teller machine (ATM) and your personal identification number (PIN).
There is a minimum amount of $ 20 and a maximum of $ 500 you can withdraw at any one time at HSBC automated
teller machines («ATMs») in the U.S. using your
card.
You can also obtain cash advances by using your credit
card at any designated electronic terminal, such as an automated
teller machine (ATM) or similar device, which is part of a designated network.
The Retail segment operates branded retail convenience stores that offer motor fuel, merchandise, food service, and a variety of other services including car washes, lottery, automated
teller machines, money orders, prepaid phone
cards, and wireless services and movie rentals.
cash advance [top] You can use your
card at a bank or an automatic
teller machine to get a cash loan.
When the Service is not available, if the Account is a consumer account, federal regulations prohibit us from deciding to pay Overdrafts on the Account which are automatic
teller machine (ATM) Transactions and onetime debit
card Transactions unless an owner of the Account has authorized us to do so.
Conventional ATM
cards only permit you to withdraw cash or perform other basic transactions at automated
teller machines.
The most common type of debit
card is an ATM (automated
teller machine) or EFTPOS
card.
In addition, you may obtain cash advances from the Credit Union, from other financial institutions that accept your
card, and from some automated
teller machines (ATMs).
Key services provided by credit unions typically include: 1) stock brokerage services, 2) mutual funds, 3) personal financial planning, 4) individual retirement accounts, 5) insurance coverage, 6) automated
teller machines, which are usually for a minimum fee or at no cost for access, 7) debit
cards, which can be used at numerous locations, and 8) credit
cards.
For example, I once couldn't buy a train ticket in Denmark (and Germany, France, Italy...) using the ticket
machine because my credit
card didn't have a chip so I had to stand in a long line to have the
teller swipe my
card — and I almost missed the train as a result.
These
machines are expected to perform an increasing range of customer service and clerical tasks currently done by
tellers, such as issuing debit
cards or detecting counterfeit currency.