Founding members of Global ATM Alliance are Bank of America, Barclays, Deutsche Bank, Scotiabank and Westpac. Together they offer more than 20,000 no- fee ATMs on three continents.

Barclays, one of the leading high street banks, has issued a warning for customers using ATMs and cashpoints abroad.

The information also explains how this would apply for different currencies. The guidance page states: "If you use your debit ...

In the Global ATM Alliance, the routing of transactions will be unchanged. Transactions made by Bank of America customers will still be routed through either the MasterCard Cirrus network or the Visa ...

The Global ATM Security Alliance (GASA), formed by the ATM Industry Association in June 2003, has announced the publication of its Best Practice Manual for Physical ATM Security, containing ...

Scotiabank welcomes new memberFrench bank BNP Paribas has joined the first global ATM alliance established to create innovative financial services for member banks’ customers who travel ...

The Global ATM Security Alliance has launched a new international Fraud Alert Noticeboard as part of its online ATM crime data management system called Cognito.

Scotiabank and four of the world’s leading financial institutions have joined forces to establish the first global ATM Alliance for customers who travel internationally. The first major initiative of ...

Though Bank of America Corp. has fought tooth and nail for its right to levy automated teller machine surcharges in the United States, it and four foreign banks have agreed to waive these fees on one ...