Human Experience Elevated
Hyosung Americas is a global human experience maker that bridges the physical and virtual worlds. We do this by harnessing our unique combination of a manufacturer’s soul with an innovator’s mindset to build a platform of integrated products, services, and ideas that improve life’s day-to-day interactions for everyone.
Making Great Experiences
At Hyosung Americas, we aren’t just solving problems, we are making experiences! We are the industry leader and are inspired each day to create new solutions for our customers.
Banking Experiences Designed for Branches & Stores
Our in-branch banking solutions provide the platform for financial center transformation. Whether you want to create convenient cash access, offer automated, full service banking, and enable efficient or extend customer service hours with core integration and video-enabled teller and banker solutions, Hyosung Americas has you covered.
Banking Experiences Designed for Retail
Our banking solutions designed for retail provide the platform for banking convenience outside of traditional financial centers. Whether you want to create convenient cash access, offer easy cash-in, enable efficient and secure cash management or drive foot traffic via alternative financial services, Hyosung Americas has you covered.
Our customizable, interoperable software suite that improves banking and retail experiences by ensuring that our customers can seamlessly connect physical and digital experiences to deliver on their end customers unique needs.
About Us
Hyosung has a proud history of global industry-leading innovation in ATM hardware, software, and services focused in the financial and retail markets. Since the start in 1979, Hyosung has strived to keep its commitment of being innovative and customer-centric in various fields of financial solution business by continuously putting efforts into research and development.
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Modernizing the Branch Cash Economy, A Smarter Approach to Cash Management
Tristan Charles Senior Manager, Branch Strategy & Market Intelligence Even as digital applications and contactless payments continue to grow, cash remains a steady force in the U.S. economy. According to the Federal Reserve Diary of Consumer Payment Choice, cash still accounts for 14% of all payments and is the third most popular way individuals choose […]
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How AI is Powering the Next Generation of ATMs
As the ATM and cash landscape continues to see drastic change and digital banking accelerates, the role of the ATM is being fundamentally reexamined. Once viewed as a simple transaction device, the ATM is now positioned to evolve through the application of artificial intelligence (AI) into a strategic extension of the bank’s digital and physical […]
Redefining Next-Generation Branch Innovation: Self-Service Technology
Bank branches have long been established as a representative channel for financial services. However, the spread of digital banking and changes in customer behavior, expectations, and approaches are redefining the role of physical branches. Unique functions such as complex financial consultations, document processing, and large cash transactions are difficult to fully replace with digital channels, […]
Shared ATMs – A New Model for Europe
Shifting Branch and Cash Landscape Europe The French banking landscape has shifted dramatically in recent years. According to recent surveys, the closure of bank branches is accelerating throughout France and much of the world. When asked, the primary reason cited by financial institutions is the drop in footfalls and the rise of digital banking. In […]
How Gaming Venues Are Driving Efficiency, Security and ROI with Retail Cash Recyclers
Cash is Still King – But Smarter Management Is Now a Must Cash remains central to many retail and hospitality venues across Australia and New Zealand. From the gaming floor to the bar, it’s still the preferred form of payment for many patrons. But behind the scenes, managing that cash comes with significant operational complexities […]
