Members of UK Link system are debating how to reduce its £900m a year cost as customers move to new payment methods A major overhaul of the UK’s 70,000-strong cashpoint network, Link, is under discussion in a move that could lead to the closure of a large number of hole-in-the-wall machines.The 30 or so members who make up the automated teller machines (ATMs) network are debating what would be the first major changes in 16 years. There are fears the system could break up unless agreement can be reached. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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