Customers of the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) can now ditch their plastic bank cards, with a few thousand of ANZ ATMs now accepting cash withdrawal via smartphones and smartwatches.

Australians' love for contactless payments is driving the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group to incorporate mobile withdrawal technology to its ATM network. Processing Content The bank will allow ...

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ANZ will displace Westpac as operator of the country's second biggest ATM network after forming an alliance with supermarket giant Woolworth Ltd. ANZ and Woolworths will put up to 700 co-branded ATMs ...

For ANZ, the future of banking is clearly tied to smartphones, with the bank announcing a new mobile wallet for consumers, NFC-compatible ATMs in the pipeline and a mobile card reader for businesses.

In a bid to give customers even more ways to access their funds, ANZ has today they’re equipping 2,400 ATMs across Australia with technology to allow you to withdraw money with your phone or watch.

Following the major bank’s announcement its Railway Street branch would close on August 24, the bank has also changed its ATM at Plainland. A new Armaguard Group-branded ATM was installed at the ...

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ANZ is slowly moving cash withdrawals away from an over-the-counter teller transaction and is instead asking customers to use smart ATMs, but is that costing Aussies their jobs? The major Australian ...

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