rahaautomaadid
Rahaautomaadid, commonly known as ATMs, are electronic banking devices that allow customers to conduct financial transactions without the need for a human bank teller. These machines are a ubiquitous feature of modern banking, providing 24/7 access to essential services.
The primary function of a rahaautomaat is to dispense cash. Customers insert their bank card, enter their
Rahaautomaadid operate through a secure network, connecting to the bank's central computer system. When a transaction
The development of rahaautomaadid began in the late 1960s, with the first machines appearing in the early