ATM Software Built for Operators and Retail Networks
Futura OS is ATM software that helps operators add supported financial services to compatible machines through integrations, without replacing their hardware. See how our ATM software works.
For independent ATM deployers, network owners and retail financial service operators.What operators use Futura for
- Expand service capabilities. Explore supported financial service integrations for compatible machines.
- Evaluate your existing infrastructure. Discuss hardware compatibility and integration requirements before deployment.
- Centralize network visibility. Review your network in Futura Dashboard.
- Scale through software. Licensing for individual machines or larger networks.
Business results depend on location, transaction demand, operating costs, provider agreements and other factors. Futura does not guarantee revenue or profitability.
A centralized software platform for your network
Futura OS provides a centralized software platform for supported device integrations and network operations. It sits between compatible machines and participating providers, so services can be added through integrations instead of new equipment.
Module availability depends on your hardware, integrations and provider agreements. Some capabilities are in development. Ask us which are available for your network today.
Supported hardware and integration model
Futura is hardware-agnostic by design, but every machine model is reviewed before deployment. Compatibility depends on the hardware, its software environment, connectivity and the services you want to offer.
Genmega, a manufacturer of ATM and kiosk hardware, is one of Futura’s sponsors. See the full ATM software integration process.
ATMs and kiosks
Compatible ATMs and self-service kiosks, confirmed model by model during the technical review.
Retail locations
Machines placed in participating stores, with location requirements reviewed before installation.
Connectivity
A stable internet connection is required for transaction routing, verification and reporting.
Providers
Services run through participating financial service providers and their applicable requirements.
How software licensing works
Licensing is defined case by case, after we understand your network. There is no standard price list published on this website.
1. Discovery call
We learn about your fleet, markets, current providers and the services you want to add.
2. Technical review
We check hardware models, software environment and integration requirements.
3. Written proposal
Licensing scope, implementation work, responsibilities and commercial terms, for one machine or a larger network.
What the operator provides
- Machine models, quantities and locations.
- Access for a technical review of the hardware and software environment.
- Current processing and service provider relationships.
- Connectivity and on-site support at each location.
- A contact for operations and one for commercial decisions.
Where operators start
Add services to an existing fleet
Evaluate which supported services can run on the compatible machines you already operate.
Equip new retail placements
Plan new locations with the hardware, connectivity and services reviewed before installation.
See a mixed fleet in one place
Review machines from different deployments in Futura Dashboard, as the integration allows.
Pilot a service in one market
Validate a service with a few machines before deciding whether to expand.
How a deployment works
- Assess
Review business requirements, hardware, locations and service-provider needs.
- Integrate
Evaluate the software, hardware and provider integrations the deployment requires.
- Pilot
Validate the agreed configuration in a controlled deployment.
- Scale
Expand according to technical readiness, commercial agreements and service availability.
Timelines depend on hardware, integrations, provider approvals and location readiness. Futura does not guarantee a deployment timeframe.
How a pilot is evaluated
- A small number of machines at approved locations.
- Technical validation: transactions, verification, uptime and reporting.
- Operational validation: cash handling, support and maintenance.
- Commercial review with real usage data before any expansion.
Services you can explore for your fleet
Availability depends on the machine configuration, integration, location and applicable provider requirements.
ATM services
Supported ATM functionality on compatible hardware, through participating processors.
Money transfers
Domestic transfers and remittances where available.
Provided by PAGOTRONIC LLC, a licensed money transmitter. Futura acts as its Authorized Agent.Cash-in & wallet
Cash deposits and wallet services at participating machines.
Provided by ESSENTIAL FINANCIAL INVESTMENTS CORP. DBA ESSENTIAL MONEY TRANSFERS & ATRIUM PAY.Gift cards
Gift card sales through a supported network.
Provided by XOXO PLUM.Bill payment
Available only where a provider integration and approval are in place.
Check cashing
Subject to provider integration and applicable requirements.
Payment solutions
Card and payment acceptance depend on a payment processor integration.
Other digital financial services
Additional services as partnerships and approvals permit.
Futura Dashboard
Partners sign in to Futura Dashboard to review their network.
Questions operators ask
Is Futura a hardware manufacturer or ATM operator?
No. Futura is a software company. Operators own and run their machines; Futura provides the software platform and integrations.
Which machines are compatible?
Futura is hardware-agnostic by design, but each machine model is reviewed during the technical review before any deployment. Share your brands and models in the form below.
Who performs the regulated financial services?
Participating third-party providers. For example, money transfers are provided by PAGOTRONIC LLC, a licensed money transmitter, with Futura as its Authorized Agent. Futura is not a bank or a licensed money transmitter.
How is the software licensed and priced?
Licensing is defined case by case, for one machine or a larger network, after a discovery call and technical review. Terms are set out in a written proposal.
How long does a pilot take?
It depends on hardware, integrations, provider approvals and location readiness. We agree on the pilot scope and success criteria before starting; Futura does not guarantee a timeframe.
Does Futura guarantee additional revenue?
No. Results depend on location, transaction demand, operating costs, provider agreements and other factors.
Request an operator demo
Tell us about your fleet and markets. Technical details are optional; we can collect them during the call.
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