NCR’s Allpoint Network Creates Banking Destinations in Over 3,500 Circle K Stores
ATLANTA – September 22, 2022 – Building on their broad and long-standing relationship, NCR Corporation (NYSE: NCR), a global enterprise technology provider, and Circle K, one of the largest convenience store brands in the U.S., have activated NCR’s Allpoint Network at more than 3,500 Circle K stores across 30 states. This expansion will bring customers more convenient and surcharge-free financial solutions via thousands of new Allpoint ATM access points.
Circle K and NCR’s expanded relationship creates another financial destination for the more than 60 million cardholders who have Allpoint access across leading digital, traditional and neo-bank issuers. The activation of the Allpoint Network at Circle K is part of NCR’s efforts to expand access and deliver a wider portfolio of services to customers exactly where and when they want them.
“Consumers want high-quality financial access everywhere – where they work, on their phones, and, naturally, where they shop. Forward-thinking merchants like Circle K clearly see the value of meeting this need,” said Don Layden, EVP, president, Payments & Network, NCR. “We are thrilled to add more Circle K stores to the Allpoint Network and glad to give their customers even more reasons to come to the store to not only shop but also to use state-of-the-art Allpoint access points for a growing list of services.”
“Providing our customers with quick access to financial solutions is part of our mission to make their lives a little easier every day,” said Margaret Barron, vice president, Global Marketing & Brand, Circle K. “We’re excited to bring Allpoint to many of our stores, and also hope that, in addition to getting cash surcharge-free, Allpoint users will experience all the Circle K brand has to offer, from our quality guaranteed fuel to our craveable fresh food and beverage offerings and their favorite convenience items.”
The expansion builds on more than a decade of successful collaboration between NCR and Circle K, which also includes Circle K’s adoption of the NCR Commerce Platform.
NCR’s Allpoint Network is the world’s largest retail-based, surcharge-free ATM network, available at over 55,000 locations worldwide, including more than 40,000 in the U.S. Allpoint partners with leading retail establishments to bring consumers closer to their everyday banking platforms and is part of a growing set of NCR solutions.
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