History Today: Operates First ATM Machines

Today, September 2, 1969, the towing machine or ATM cash was first operated by the customer Chemical Bank in Rockville Center, New York, United States. ATM is a form of revolution in the banking world, by enabling customers to withdraw cash without the need to visit the bank office. Reporting from History, Don Wetzel, executive Docutel, automatic machine development company in Dallas said the ATM was initially only able to withdraw cash. But in 1971, the ATM was developed to be able to run a few commands. In 1980, ATM machines are becoming very popular because it has many of the functions normally done human, for example, checking deposits and transfer money antarrekening. ATMs become indispensable objects of society, as well as phone and email. ATM machine and then more advanced and can be found in various places, such as stations and shops. Even an ATM machine in McMurdo Station, Antarctica. In 1990, banks began to profit by taking fees for ATM users. It is certainly not good news for customers, but they still require ATM to make a transaction. Today there are millions of ATMs worldwide, with the addition of one ATM every five minutes. Some ATMs were targeted crimes that harm customers.
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