Top 7 ATM Services Companies in the US: Technology and Market Leaders (2026)

The United States ATM services market size was valued at approximately USD 7.92 Billion in 2025 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 2.50% from 2026-2035, reaching around USD 10.14 Billion by 2035. As per the analysis by Expert Market Research, the market is being driven by digital transformation and the rise of digital banking and mobile payments.

Automated Teller Machines, better known as ATMs, are self-service devices which allow individuals to carry out cash transactions and other related functions with ease. Companies in the ATM services sector are becoming more and more significant when it comes to deploying and operating these machines because of the digital transformation and the fact that many ATMs are integrated with digital and mobile technologies.

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The installation of ATMs in different places, the popularity of Bitcoin ATMs, the technological advancements of ATMs, and the growing acceptance of cardless technologies are driving the United States ATM services market growth. Cash still remains a preferred method of payment despite the popularity of digital transactions which bolsters the position of ATMs in various industries including retail, finance, healthcare and others. The use of contactless ATMs that employ near-field communication (NFC) is expanding. These ATMs allow users to access their accounts and make withdrawals without the need for a traditional ATM card.

The introduction of Smart ATMs for customers with unique needs and enhanced security measures, such as biometric and one-time password authentication systems to stop fraud, further support United States ATM services market expansion. The demand for ATMs is predicted to rise in response to the growing need for automation in the banking industry in both developed and developing nations.

US ATM News: Digital Banking & Technology Updates (2026)

In June 2026, Brink’s and NCR Atleos shareholders overwhelmingly approved the proposed USD 6.6 billion acquisition, advancing the transaction toward its planned completion by the end of Q1 2027.

In June 2026, Hitachi Channel Solutions deployed its first cash-recycling devices in the European Union at Poland’s Bank Pekao, expanding its ATM and branch-automation footprint in Europe.

In April 2026, Euronet Worldwide reported Q1 revenue of USD 1.01 billion, up 11% year-on-year, while adjusted EPS increased 40% and EFT-processing revenue grew 27%.

In March 2026, OKI and Hitachi agreed to integrate their ATM development and production operations through a joint venture, combining manufacturing, maintenance and automated-equipment capabilities for domestic and global markets.

In March 2026, Diebold Nixdorf appointed Andy Zosel as Executive Vice President and Chief Product and Technology Officer to unify product management, engineering, software, hardware and AI-led innovation.

In February 2026, Brink’s announced its USD 6.6 billion agreement to acquire NCR Atleos, combining cash management, ATM managed services and the Allpoint network while targeting USD 200 million in annual cost synergies.

In February 2026, Diebold Nixdorf reported 12% Q4 revenue growth, more than doubled FY2025 free cash flow and issued 2026 revenue guidance of USD 3.86–3.94 billion.

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Top 7 ATM Service Companies: Tech & Cash Management, Digital Banking Solutions

1. NCR Atleos Corporation

NCR Atleos is a global leader in self-service financial access, with industry-leading ATM expertise and experience and the largest independently-owned ATM network in the world. Spun off from NCR Corporation in October 2023, the company now operates the Allpoint Network offering surcharge-free access to 55,000+ ATMs worldwide along with a rapidly growing ATM-as-a-Service (ATMaaS) business. With a rich history of over 140 years (inherited from NCR Corporation), Atleos employs approximately 20,000 individuals globally who help manage its extensive portfolio of 600,000+ endpoints across 130+ countries. NCR Atleos’ core offerings include ATM hardware, software, terminal-driving services, the Allpoint Network, and data-driven self-service banking solutions, helping financial institutions streamline operations, drive footfall for retailers, and enable digital-first financial experiences for consumers. In June 2026, NCR Atleos shareholders approved Brink’s proposed USD 6.6 billion acquisition, advancing the transaction toward its expected completion by the end of Q1 2027.

2. Diebold Nixdorf Incorporated

Diebold Nixdorf Incorporated is a world leader in providing comprehensive ATM portfolios and advanced technological services and solutions along with automating and digitizing the retail and banking sectors, catering to constantly evolving consumer needs. The company specialises in self-service and security solutions. Diebold Nixdorf employs approximately 21,000 individuals with a presence in more than 100 countries. The company provides solutions in software deployment and development, point-of-sale (POS) systems, self-service kiosks, cash management, ATM setup, maintenance, and other ATM-related services. Its flagship DN Series ATMs and cash recyclers along with the Vynamic software portfolio help financial institutions and retailers modernize operations, improve customer engagement, and enhance operational efficiency. In July 2026, Diebold Nixdorf announced that it would release its second-quarter 2026 financial results on July 29, followed by an investor conference call.

3. FCTI, Inc.

FCTI, Inc. was founded in 1993 and operates over 8,400 managed ATMs in the United States, with its parent Seven Bank holding assets of over USD 8 billion. The company is a subsidiary of Seven Bank, Ltd. (Tokyo, TYO:8410) and is the exclusive ATM provider for 7-Eleven and Speedway convenience stores in the United States. FCTI specialises in providing the right combination of services, software and hardware specially designed to provide retailers, advertisers, and financial institutions with the tools for optimized ATM management. FCTI is renowned for designing and deploying advanced automated teller machines (ATMs), cash dispensers, coin counters, and other self-service technologies that streamline operations, enhance customer service, and increase operational efficiency.  In 2026, FCTI continued providing nationwide ATM deployment, transaction processing and retail marketing services, although no clearly dated company-specific 2026 announcement was found. The company’s expertise lies in its ability to develop reliable, secure, and customisable cash management systems.

4. Hitachi Channel Solutions, Corp.

Hitachi Channel Solutions, Corp., founded in 2004, is a global leader in ATMs with a globally deployed network that provides enhanced efficiency and services for financial institutions, retailers, distribution, healthcare, construction, public services, and transportation sectors. The company is aimed at creating value from data and providing novel ATM solutions to customers across these industries. Hitachi Channel Solutions has provided products and services in more than 100 countries and regions, and in March 2026, Hitachi and OKI agreed to integrate their ATM businesses with OKI transferring its ATM development and production operations to Hitachi Channel Solutions. The company has launched new cash-recycling ATMs and AI-powered maintenance solutions to capture US market opportunities. Leveraging its expertise in cloud computing, data analytics, and enterprise IT, Hitachi Channel Solutions offers tailored solutions that help businesses improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance operational performance making it a key player in the digital transformation space through extensive channel partnerships. In June 2026, Hitachi Channel Solutions deployed its first cash-recycling devices in the European Union at Bank Pekao in Poland, expanding its European banking automation footprint.

5. Euronet Worldwide, Inc.

Euronet Worldwide is a multinational that operates in more than 200 countries and territories across the world with millions of touchpoints which help provide facilities like money transfers, credit and debit processing, digital and cash payments in real-time, currency exchange, branded payments, and point-of-sale solutions. The company operates a vast network of over 47,000 ATMs worldwide, along with robust software platforms and technology solutions that cater to cross-border payments, money transfers, and card services. Ever since its establishment in 1994, the company has become a leader in the financial technology industry and ATM services. Euronet’s services are divided into three main segments: Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT), Prepaid (epay), and Money Transfer. Through its EFT division, Euronet offers ATM processing, point-of-sale solutions, and other services for banks and financial institutions. The Prepaid division provides gift cards, prepaid debit cards, and mobile top-ups, while the Money Transfer segment includes the popular Ria Money Transfer service. In April 2026, Euronet reported an 11% increase in first-quarter revenue to USD 1.01 billion, while its installed ATM network reached 56,347 machines.

6. Payment Alliance International (a Brink’s Company)

Payment Alliance International (PAI) was founded in 2005 and was acquired by The Brink’s Company for USD 213 million in 2021. PAI provides ATM management services to a variety of customers in the finance and retail sectors, offering services and tools to individuals who require services for ATMs. The company aims to make access to cash for consumers reliable. The company has grown into a prominent player in the payment services industry, offering a wide range of solutions including credit and debit card processing, point-of-sale (POS) systems, mobile payments, and e-commerce solutions. PAI is known for its innovative approach to payment solutions, enabling businesses to accept payments securely and efficiently. Its services cater to merchants, financial institutions, and partners, ensuring smooth and seamless transactions. In May 2026, parent company Brink’s reported 15% organic growth in ATM managed services and digital retail solutions while progressing with its NCR Atleos acquisition.

7. Prineta LLC

Prineta LLC is one of the leaders in ATM services across the country. The company was founded in 2009 and initially helped business owners in Kansas City get better rates on their credit card processing accounts. In 2013, the company expanded nationwide, providing full-service ATM cash management and placement along with ATM deployment and operations. Prineta LLC also has one of the biggest networks of certified ATM technicians in the United States, offering payment services to high-risk merchant accounts and point-of-sale systems. The company specializes in developing custom software applications, enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, and data analytics tools that help businesses optimise operations and make data-driven decisions. Prineta’s solutions are known for their scalability, flexibility, and ease of integration, enabling businesses to enhance productivity and streamline processes. Prineta LLC places a strong emphasis on research and development, consistently investing in emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and blockchain including operating a growing network of Bitcoin ATMs to deliver next-generation self-service cash solutions. In June 2026, Prineta highlighted its nationwide full-service ATM placement, cash loading, processing and technician network for retailers, hotels, casinos and convenience stores.