The global atm cash logistics market is expected to experience considerable expansion as cash circulation, demand for safes and vaults for managing cash, ATM deployment, and digital money adoption continue to drive its expansion. Unfortunately, factors like cash-in-transit vehicle robberies as well as digital money adoption impede its expansion to some degree; however, fully autonomous cash-in-transit vehicles could provide lucrative opportunities over time.

Planning an ATM cash load requires knowing exactly how much cash will be required at each terminal on your route. To do this effectively, monitor customer transactions over three to six months to provide an average daily total value of withdrawals – then multiply this figure by nine as that should provide the maximum weekly refill amount.

Shipping an ATM can be costly depending on its destination, shipping lane and size. Custom crating provides the best protection for the machine while in transit as it encases it fully and adds insulation layers – however this option can be prohibitively costly in remote or small environments.