ATM Safety and Compliance for Small Businesses

Published August 15, 2025 by Chris Nichols

Accessibility

I install the machine at a height people can reach from a wheelchair, with room in front of it to pull up. The keypads have braille.

Physical security

Every machine is bolted to the floor, and the cash sits in a locked safe inside the cabinet. Good lighting around it helps, and if you already have cameras covering the area, that's a plus.

Card and network security

The machines take EMV chip cards and use encrypted PIN pads, they meet PCI standards, and they connect over a secure network. I keep the software up to date.

What I do, and what you do

I handle the compliance side, the maintenance and the updates. You keep the spot clear and well lit, and you call or text me if anything looks off: a card stuck, a screen frozen, someone messing with it.

If you have a storefront around Butler and want a machine in it, fill out the host form or call or text me at (724) 264-8181. The calculator gives you a rough monthly number first, if you'd rather start there.

Town pages: Butler · Slippery Rock · Grove City · Mercer · Harrisville

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