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Inlaks unveils finger-print ATMs to boost e-banking

By Oluwatosin Areo
23 January 2019   |   4:13 am
Inlaks, in conjunction with Hyosung TNS of South Korea launched biometric enabling  innovative Automated Teller Machines (ATM) models - MX 5600ST...

Inlaks, in conjunction with Hyosung TNS of South Korea launched biometric enabling  innovative Automated Teller Machines (ATM) models – MX 5600ST, MX 8600T and MS500 at the Committee of e-Business Industry Heads (CeBIH) yearly retreat, held in Abeokuta, Ogun State.
 
The Executive Director, Infrastructure Business Division of Inlaks, Babatope Dare, said the new Hyosung Self-service channels will be fully integrated by financial institutions than it is today to deliver absolute reliability, maximum efficiency and ultimate usability by the innovative terminals.
 
To capitalise on the new consumer demands, Dare added that the Hyosung ATMs offer innovative features like Near Field Communication (NFC), Barcode, fingerprint biometric reader and many new security features.

 
He noted that Inlaks has become a trusted business partner to enable banks attain the desired values on their ATM investment.
 
Speaking during the retreat, Vice President, Global Business Division, Hyosung TNS, Chang-Hak Kim, commended Inlaks for charting the path in providing best-in-class self-service payment terminals in Nigeria.
 
He stressed that Hyosung’s is ready for future partnerships with Inlaks and the banking community at large. 
 
The e-Business industry heads applauded the innovative Hyosung ATMs following a first-hand experience of the MX 5600ST, MX8600ST, and MS500 models while attesting to the potential value that will be added to financial institutions nationwide once they are fully adopted by the banks.
 
The MX 8600T is a unique self-service terminal with cash deposit and recycling technology using the superior neo-Bills Recycling Module Technology. This sleek and slim model is easy to install and equipped with the latest technology like the contactless reader, Biometrics, barcode reader, Anti-Skimming protection, touch screen, and functional keys.
 
The deposit/recycler modules come with advanced bill recognition technology and an advanced transaction speed of up to 12 notes per second, up to 5 recycling cassettes and 300 notes per transaction.

MS 500 is the new Teller Cash Recycler, which can be used as a deposit and recycler by tellers at the branch, or as a bulk cash deposit machine by customers.

It supports a large volume of cash deposits, with a note speed of up to 12 notes per second and a continuous deposit feeding, allowing for even faster processing of deposits and note validation.
 
The storage capacity is up to 21,000 notes using up to seven currency cassettes and an external transit cassette for secured loading and offloading of cash.
 
It equally has self-audit capability and a 15 inches user touch screen interface.
 
The Teller Cash Recycler is switched independent which means it can be connected to the core banking application without going through the switch thus reducing transaction cost.  
  
Inlaks has been supporting the Cashless Nigeria initiative championed by the Central Bank of Nigeria through the deployment of over 6,000 Hyosung Automated Teller Machines to several banking institutions in Nigeria.
 
The company has also partnered with CeBIH in implementing their vision to drive the adoption of electronic banking services through the right technologies, policies, standards, and innovation.

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