Why Buy an ATM? This is a brief presentation that illustrates how placing an ATM in a retail location has multiple layers of benefits, not just in terms.

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Why Buy an ATM? This is a brief presentation that illustrates how placing an ATM in a retail location has multiple layers of benefits, not just in terms of direct revenue generation from the machine itself, but also in reduced store operating costs and increased sales.

First, what makes a market opportunity? Customer Retailer Distributor

Customer Retailer Distributor What does an ATM offer the customer? Puts cash in their hands The ultimate convenience – 24 hours per day – Extends shopping hours

Why cash? Cash is back in vogue Of every $100 spent, $60+ is cash (Visa) 27% of US families had no credit cards in 2007 (Federal Reserve Board Survey of Consumer Finances, February 2009) Credit card purchase transactions were down 4% through 2009 (Nilson Report, Feb 2010) Cash in circulation has grown 4% over the past 8 years (Hitachi Consulting)

What does an ATM offer the retailer? The presence of an ATM can be extremely beneficial for retailers that require or prefer that their customers pay with cash Lets take a look at the benefits… Customer Retailer Distributor

Benefits of having an ATM 1.Increased Sales – An ATM can increase a businesss sales as much as 8% – ATM customers spend 20% more than non-ATM customers 2.Cash Retention – 25% of the cash withdrawn from an ATM is spent on the premises – This number can be as high as 75% for nightclubs, bars, etc.

Benefits of having an ATM 3.Control Bad Debt – Cash doesnt bounce – Reduce charge backs, disputes, returned checks, and stress 4.Security – Less risk of robbery and theft

Benefits of having an ATM 5.Reduced Costs – Reduce credit card fees; typically 2% of the purchase price – Make money rather than pay POS fees 6.More Time – Money dispensed is deposited directly into your bank account – More face-to-face with customers

Benefits of having an ATM 7.Increase Customers – Offer services your customers demand – Keeps customers at your location 8.Source of Revenue – ATMs put cash in your customers hands – ATMs put cash in the businesss hands

Customer Retailer Distributor Revenue Generated by an ATM Transaction revenue – Customer traffic – Surcharge Retail revenue – Customer traffic – Withdrawal amount

Customer Retailer Distributor Transaction Revenue Daily traffic = 200 x 30 days/month Monthly traffic = 6,000 x 4% customers that use the ATM Trans/month = 240 x $2.00 surcharge Transaction revenue/month = $480

Customer Retailer Distributor Monthly store sales = $30,000 x 8% increase in store sales as a result of having an ATM Extra Rev/month = $2,400 Retail Revenue Trans/month = 240 x $60 average withdrawal $s dispensed/month = $14,400 x 25% spent on premises Extra Rev/month = $3,600 Average sale = $10 x 25% more ATM users spend Increased $/sale = $2.50 x 240 ATM users/month Extra Rev/month = $600

More Revenue Streams Marketing opportunities – Coupons, messaging, graphics, signs, and wraps Monitoring agreements Maintenance agreements Customer Retailer Distributor

Features to look for Should you choose just any ATM? – Easy to use and service – Remote capabilities for monitoring and retrieving reports – Instill confidence in the retailer – Trusted partner with a proven track record

Easy to use and service Windows® environment with an easy-to- read color LCD Ability to gather reports and audits electronically in a useable format or via the onboard printer Modular service philosophy

Monitor your ATM remotely Pull audit trails electronically and remotely Check the status of the ATM and cash levels Manage user settings and access Upload software updates with the click of a mouse

Increase retailer confidence Service after the sale Supply and support partners that can manage parts, repair, and training Service partner that can accommodate various service philosophies

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