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Flat-style digital illustration of a woman standing at an ATM that displays a personalized advertisement on its screen, while a man beside her checks his phone showing a matching promo. Floating icons above them include a heart, shopping cart, and data chart. The background is light beige with warm orange and cool teal accents, and the bottom navy-blue bar contains the blog title in bold white text: ‘Personalized ATM Advertising: Turning Routine Transactions into Relevant Moments’.
Flat-style digital illustration of a woman standing at an ATM that displays a personalized advertisement on its screen, while a man beside her checks his phone showing a matching promo. Floating icons above them include a heart, shopping cart, and data chart. The background is light beige with warm orange and cool teal accents, and the bottom navy-blue bar contains the blog title in bold white text: ‘Personalized ATM Advertising: Turning Routine Transactions into Relevant Moments’.
Flat-style digital illustration of a woman standing at an ATM that displays a personalized advertisement on its screen, while a man beside her checks his phone showing a matching promo. Floating icons above them include a heart, shopping cart, and data chart. The background is light beige with warm orange and cool teal accents, and the bottom navy-blue bar contains the blog title in bold white text: ‘Personalized ATM Advertising: Turning Routine Transactions into Relevant Moments’.

ATMs are no longer just cash machines. They’re trusted, high-attention touchpoints where banks can deliver useful, personalized offers without third-party data or cookies. With 520,000–540,000 active ATMs in the U.S. processing ~10 billion transactions a year, the scale and intent are already there; the opportunity is to make each screen feel personally relevant.

Niklas Damhofer

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