DIFFERENT TYPES OF ATM 🏧

ATMs can be classified into several types based on their nature and usage. They are of following types -
1. Brown lebel ATM
2. White label ATM
3. Green lebel ATM
4. Pink leble ATM
5. Yellow lebel ATM 
6. Orange lebel ATM

● Brown lebel ATMs are those ATMs which operate in the name of a bank. They may be set up by the bank directly or they may be set up by a third-party vendor. However even if it is set up by a third party, it will still operate in the name of the bank. If such ATMs are set up within a branch of that bank, it will be termed as on-site ATM. If the ATM is set up away from the branch, then it will be termed as off-site ATM.
● White lebel ATMs are set up by NBFCs. Although NBFCs do not issue debit cards, they can set up an
ATM after seeking permission from the RBI for the customers of different banks. It is a source of income
for the NBFC when the machine is used by the customers of different banks.
● Green lebel ATMs are although not very popular but these are for agricultural purpose.
● Pink lebel ATMs are for women only and they should not be used by men.
● Yellow lebel ATMs is for E-Commerce i.e. online shopping can be done using such ATMs.
● Orange lebel ATMs is used for share trading. 

What is full form of ATM ?
The full form of ATM is -Automated Teller Machine. 

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