For banks to thrive in the new era of Open Banking, it is vital that they implement an Open API, which enables third parties to access customer data securely. In an interview in the March edition of Financial IT magazine, KAL CEO Aravinda Korala explains how KAL software allows banks to implement that essential API and become a part of this exciting landscape.
Banks are increasingly reliant on ATMs and self-service machines to support customers as the number of branches continues to fall, but when it comes to complex banking transactions, customers still want the high level of service they enjoyed at traditional branches. Find out here how KAL ATM Software enables banks to provide their customers with a little extra help when they need it with remote assisted transactions.
Maximising the availability of ATMs while keeping maintenance costs down is a constant challenge for banks. The answer lies in banks boosting their network by deploying ATM software which is tightly integrated with ATM management software. Find out more here about how KAL’s world-class KTC software can dramatically cuts costs for banks and ensure the highest level of ATM efficiency.
One of the biggest problems banks throughout the world now face is how to provide banking services to those living in remote and rural areas amid a steady stream of branch closures. This article looks at how banks can guarantee that cash and other banking services remain accessible to all – at a cost that won’t break the bank.
The automation of business deposits offers banks the opportunity to immeasurably improve the banking experience for their valued small and medium-sized business customers. This article looks at why the traditional methods of depositing cash fall short in the 21st century, and how KAL ATM Software gives banks access to the most advanced self-service technology available.
As banks seek to compete with Fintechs, as well as deal with the impact of regulatory changes such as PSD2 in Europe, it is essential that they maintain a strong competitive position. Ensuring that their ATM networks form a core part of their omni-channel strategy is key. This article looks at how banks can do this by embracing the right technologies.
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Customers’ use of self-service transactions via ATMs will continue to grow as the number of bank branches continues to decrease. Banks are ready and willing to embrace this transformation. However, they face a problem: the prohibitive cost of funding ATM expansion on such a large scale. This article looks at an alternative to the traditional ATM, which may hold the answer for banks.
In this month’s edition of RBR’s Banking Automation Bulletin, KAL CEO Aravinda Korala talks about the emergence of ATM software as a key component in banks’ efforts to cut costs, boost service, and improve the customer's banking experience.
He also discusses the growing trend for advanced ATM transactions that are assisted by remote tellers, the challenges of cardless transactions and biometrics, and the requirement for fully integrated security solutions for ATMs.
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Every bank CEO knows that bank branches are an expensive way of servicing their customers. However, banks have been reluctant to move customers away from the branch to alternative channels such as the ATM and risk losing the all-important customer “touch” opportunity. The increasing sophistication of the ATM, though, now enables the bank CEO to have it both ways – reduce cost and provide a personalised service at the same time. How is that possible?
Nikkin, The Japan Financial News, interviews KAL CEO Aravinda Korala on: