GeoATM checks your ATMs against the public record of ATMs, shows where other institutions are, and tells you what your own data may be missing. From day one, before a single customer report.
Listing is free. Monitor starts with a 30-day free trial.
ATMs missing from the public map, placed in the wrong spot or listed twice, listings under your name that aren't in your inventory, and opening hours that differ.
How many of another institution's machines sit within 500 m and 1 km of yours, and which of your sites are most contested. Locations only: never another bank's status or data.
Machines offline in several reports running, statuses that keep flipping, machines missing from your latest report, and reports that have stopped.
Listings that appear, move or disappear around your ATMs, noticed each time we look. Your administrators get an email when something new turns up, at most once a day.
When customers say an ATM had no cash or was out of service, you see it against the status you reported. This grows as more people use GeoATM.
Send a finding about your own ATM to OpenStreetMap as a note for local mappers to check, after seeing exactly what it will say.
Monitor tells you what the world sees. Intelligence shows what the evidence suggests you change: where customers looked for an ATM and found none within 5 km, and the coverage gaps around your network. Counts are suppressed below three, and supply is shown as public locations only.
Paid from activation. We're happy to give you a demonstration first: info@geoatm.app
Per ATM per month, in US dollars, billed by invoice. Two months free on annual terms.
Before a bank can publish, it proves control of its email domain and someone at the bank, found independently of the applicant, confirms them. Every ATM it adds is checked against the public map and other institutions' listings; a disputed ATM stays off the map until it is resolved. Each decision is recorded in GeoVerify, the GEO network's verification service.
Status reports, uploads and findings are seen only by your organisation and the GeoATM team. Other institutions see your ATMs only as locations on the public map. Your own uptime, history and regulator reports are on every plan.
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