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- 1Three-Day Bank Strike in India Raises Salary and UPI Concerns●3-Day Bank Strike in India | Will Your Salary, UPI & ATM Be Affected? By Ankit Avasthi Sir।
Bank employees in India are preparing for a three-day strike, prompting widespread concern about whether salaries, UPI payments and ATM withdrawals will be disrupted during the stoppage. Commentators including Ankit Avasthi are explaining which services could be affected and advising people to withdraw cash or complete transactions in advance. The strike stems from a labor dispute between banking unions and management.
- 2Indian bank strike from September 28-30 could hit services●Bank Strike: 28-30 सितंबर हड़ताल | UPI, ATM, Cheque और Branch Services का पूरा हाल | Kharcha Pani
Bank employees' unions in India are reported to be going on strike from September 28 to 30, raising concerns about disruptions to everyday banking. Coverage is explaining what customers can expect with UPI payments, ATM withdrawals, cheque clearing and branch services during the three-day walkout, and advising people to plan cash and payments in advance.
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Russian bank customers will be able to add money to their accounts using ATMs operated by other banks, according to a report by BFM.ru. The change means deposits will no longer be limited to a customer's own bank's machines, expanding access to cash top-ups across the country. The news is drawing attention as it affects everyday banking for millions of users.
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Afghanistan's central bank says nearly 350 ATMs are now operating across the country, a figure highlighting how limited cash access remains in a banking system that has struggled since 2021. Observers note the number is low for a population of over 40 million, with most Afghans still relying on cash and informal money transfer networks rather than formal banking services.
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A man involved in the explosion of a cash machine at the Holiëhoek shopping centre has been sentenced to thirty months in prison. The court reportedly took into account his limited but, according to the ruling, 'indispensable' role in the blast. The case is part of a wider wave of ATM bombings in the Netherlands that has put pressure on authorities and security at cash machines.
- 6US sanctions Tren de Aragua members over ATM hacking●# US sanctions # TrenDeAragua gang members in # ATM hacks crackdown https://www. bleepingcomputer.com/news/secu rity/us-
The United States has imposed sanctions on members of the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang over their involvement in ATM 'jackpotting' hacks, which use malware or hardware tricks to force cash machines to dispense money. The move is part of a broader crackdown on the gang's criminal finances, drawing attention across cybersecurity and banking communities.
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Search interest is rising in the Netherlands around 'plofkraak', the Dutch term for ATM bombings using explosives. The topic resurfaces whenever a new attack or arrest is reported, with regional outlets such as De Gelderlander covering incidents and police investigations. The phenomenon remains a recurring security concern for municipalities and cash transport companies across the country.
- 8Wisconsin cracks down on crypto ATM scams with new law●Crypto ATM scams have wreaked havoc in Wisconsin. A new law is helping change that, but did it go far enough?
Wisconsin residents have lost money to scams involving cryptocurrency ATMs, where fraudsters direct victims to deposit cash into machines. A new state law now imposes restrictions aimed at curbing these losses. While officials say the measure is helping, questions remain about whether the rules go far enough to fully protect consumers.
- 9Gang rips ATMs out of two Sicily banks overnight●Overnight, a gang of six men ripped ATMs out of two banks in Sicily — Monte dei Paschi di Siena and Banca Agricola Popol
A gang of six men tore cash machines out of two banks in Sicily overnight: branches of Monte dei Paschi di Siena and Banca Agricola Popolare di Sicilia. The brazen overnight raids, in which the machines were physically ripped out rather than emptied on site, are drawing attention as Italian police work to identify and track down those responsible.
- 10FBI Captures Top Cyber Fugitive After ATM Malware Scheme●FBI Captures Top Cyber Fugitive Anibal Canelon Aguirre After ATM Malware Scheme
The FBI has arrested Anibal Canelon Aguirre, described as one of its most wanted cyber fugitives, over an ATM malware scheme. Authorities had long sought him in connection with attacks that used malicious software to extract cash from bank machines without authorisation. His capture marks a significant step in international efforts against organised cybercrime.
- 11Russia Rolls Out Digital Ruble Wages and ATM Withdrawals▼Russia Pays Wages in Digital Rubles and Readies ATM Cashouts
Russia has begun paying some workers' wages in digital rubles, the central bank's digital currency, and is preparing to let users withdraw the digital money as physical cash through ATMs. The move marks a step in expanding the digital ruble beyond pilot payments toward everyday use, while authorities weigh concerns about privacy and how widely citizens will adopt it.
- 12Visa and Mastercard Agree to $167.5 Million ATM Fee Settlement▼Visa and Mastercard Agree to $167.5 Million ATM Fee Settlement: Do You Qualify?
Visa and Mastercard have agreed to pay a combined $167.5 million to settle claims over ATM fees, and consumers are being asked to check whether they qualify for a payout. The settlement covers people who paid certain fees when using ATMs, though details on eligibility and claim deadlines remain limited.
- 13Lowest Fee Bitcoin ATMs to Deploy Over 400 Machines Nationwide▼Lowest Fee Bitcoin ATMs Announces Launch of More Than 400 ATMs Nationwide By Chainwire
Lowest Fee Bitcoin ATMs has announced plans to roll out more than 400 cryptocurrency ATMs across the United States, promoting itself as the lowest-fee operator in the sector. The announcement, distributed via Chainwire, expands access to buying and selling bitcoin in person. Details on locations, fees and timeline remain limited so far.
- 14SBI to Change Salary Account and ATM Rules in 2026●SBI Salary Account Big Change | SBI ATM Rules 2026 : New Free Transaction Limits & Penalties
State Bank of India is set to introduce significant changes to salary accounts and ATM usage rules from 2026, including revised free transaction limits and new penalties for exceeding them. The update is drawing wide attention from customers, particularly salaried account holders, as it could affect everyday banking costs and how often people can withdraw or transact for free.
- 15PC enthusiast fine-tunes ARGB lighting and PWM fan control●# gaming # hardware Ich optimiere atm ein wenig die ARGB und PWM Steuerung meines Gaming PCs.
A German-speaking PC gamer is currently optimising the ARGB lighting and PWM control of their gaming rig, a common tweak among enthusiasts looking to balance cooling performance, noise levels and lighting effects. Details of the specific hardware or software used were not shared.
- 16Danish University DTU Breach Exposes Data of up to 200,000 People●Privacy & security, Sat, Oct 3: • Danish university DTU breach exposes data of up to 200,000 people https://www. bleepin
The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) has suffered a data breach affecting up to 200,000 people, according to a report by BleepingComputer. Details on what data was exposed and how the breach occurred remain limited. The news is circulating alongside other privacy and security stories, including US sanctions on Tren de Aragua gang members over ATM hacks.
- 17Treasure Valley leaders target crypto ATM scams●Treasure Valley leaders aim to increase awareness of crypto ATM scams
Local leaders in Idaho's Treasure Valley are working to raise public awareness of cryptocurrency ATM scams, which often trick residents into depositing cash into machines under false pretenses. Officials want residents to recognize warning signs and avoid sending money to strangers via crypto ATMs, a common method used by fraudsters targeting vulnerable people.
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Forbes has published its roundup of the best checking accounts for 2026, comparing fees, interest rates, ATM access and digital banking features across US providers. The annual list is aimed at consumers weighing where to keep everyday money as rates and account terms shift. Financial rankings like this typically draw attention from readers reviewing their banking options for the new year.
- 19Retail ATMs drive $660 million in UK sales, study finds▼Study finds retail ATMs drive $660M in UK retail sales
A new study has found that cash machines located in retail premises generate roughly $660 million in UK retail sales, with customers frequently spending money in the shops where they withdraw cash. The findings highlight the ongoing commercial value of ATMs for shopkeepers even as card and contactless payments grow across Britain.