Mobile ATMs Spreading in Japan
Tokyo, Aug. 19 (Jiji Press)--An increasing number of regional banks in Japan are introducing automated teller machines mounted on vehicles to cater mainly to elderly people living in areas with no ATMs.
Shimane Shinkin Bank in the western prefecture of Shimane plans to introduce an ATM van as early as November for the first time in the country.
(2017/08/19-12:00)
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