Transaction Systems, Auriga Poland, and Self-Service Solution (SSS) Polska are pleased to announce the successful certification of GRG Banking’s Recycling ATM – H68V cash recycling equipment for handling payments in Polish Zloty (PLN).
This certification marks a significant milestone for GRG Banking’s entry into the Polish market, and enhances the deployment among Polish banks of cash recycling, cash-in, and cash-out solutions, thanks to the standardized mechanisms now in place.
One standout feature of the GRG Recycling ATM H68V is its unique 7-characteristic authentication process, which simplifies the categorization of Polish Zloty, resulting in a more efficient and streamlined customer experience. Furthermore, by deploying the H68V, Polish banks will be able to gain significant advantages, as these advanced machines are designed to enable quick and massive deposits and withdrawals of banknotes, offering a faster and more reliable service to customers. The H68V’s high-speed processing capabilities reduce wait times and enhance the overall customer experience. Additionally, these ATMs require significantly less maintenance, thus leading to reduced operational costs and downtime. This combination of speed, reliability, and low maintenance ensures a more efficient and cost-effective solution for banks, ultimately supporting their growth and customer satisfaction.
The achievement was made possible through the strong collaboration between Transaction Systems, Auriga Poland, and SSS Polska, showcasing a commitment to innovation and quality in financial technology solutions.
This certification arrives at an ideal time, as Transaction Systems and Auriga Poland are actively engaged in Requests for Proposal (RFPs) within the Polish market.
Commenting on the certification, Michal Mierzejewski, Business Development Director CEE, FinTech & Retail Solutions, for Transaction Systems, said: “We are excited about the opportunities this certification brings and look forward to further supporting the growth of secure and efficient payment systems in Poland.”