East of England Co-op opens ATM cash services across stores

East of England Co-op has announced plans to open ATM cash services across its stores in East Anglia.

The retailer has partnered with the UK Cashzone Network, a large network of independent ATMs, for the rollout.

Cashzone is part of self-service financial specialist NCR Atleos, which currently operates over 16,000 ATMs across the UK.

East of England Co-op currently has over 200 stores and 3,000 employees.

The company said the move will give its customers access to surcharge-free, reliable, secure and convenient cash access across its stores.

“Not only does this expanded collaboration provide another great reason for local people to visit our stores, but it also reinforces our commitment to inclusion and community support across our region,” said Andy Rigby, chief operating officer, East of England Co-op.

US-based NCR Atleos and East of England Co-op have been in partnership for the past 11 years. The collaboration began with a focus on providing ATM services to East of England Co-op stores, expanding over the year to include more stores and a larger number of ATMs, with a focus on emphasising Co-op’s commitment to the local community.



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