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Flat-style digital illustration showing an ATM connected to a cloud with circuit lines, symbolizing the XFS4IoT cloud-native standard. Dotted lines link the ATM to a laptop, smartphone, bank building, and server racks, representing modern, distributed ATM architectures. The background is light beige with navy, teal, and orange tones. A navy-blue bar at the bottom displays the blog title in bold white text: ‘XFS4IoT: Why the First Cloud-Native ATM Standard Changes Everything’.
Flat-style digital illustration showing an ATM connected to a cloud with circuit lines, symbolizing the XFS4IoT cloud-native standard. Dotted lines link the ATM to a laptop, smartphone, bank building, and server racks, representing modern, distributed ATM architectures. The background is light beige with navy, teal, and orange tones. A navy-blue bar at the bottom displays the blog title in bold white text: ‘XFS4IoT: Why the First Cloud-Native ATM Standard Changes Everything’.
Flat-style digital illustration showing an ATM connected to a cloud with circuit lines, symbolizing the XFS4IoT cloud-native standard. Dotted lines link the ATM to a laptop, smartphone, bank building, and server racks, representing modern, distributed ATM architectures. The background is light beige with navy, teal, and orange tones. A navy-blue bar at the bottom displays the blog title in bold white text: ‘XFS4IoT: Why the First Cloud-Native ATM Standard Changes Everything’.

For more than two decades, ATM innovation has been constrained by a single reality: tight coupling between hardware, operating systems, and proprietary software stacks. According to the ATM & Self-Service Software Trends 2025/26 report, that reality is now starting to change and the catalyst is XFS4IoT.

Niklas Damhofer

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