Cash access with more room around it.

Consider the whole installation area

The Genmega Onyx-W shown here illustrates the compact wall-mounted format. Preserving floor space does not mean the surrounding space can be ignored. Customers still need a clear route and a usable approach. The wall and mounting plan also need to suit the selected equipment.

Questions for your site review

Bring photographs or a floor plan showing the proposed wall and what sits around it. This gives the team a useful starting point for reviewing the installation. Final dimensions and requirements must come from the selected model and the site review.

• Is the proposed wall suitable for the installation?
• Can customers approach and use the ATM comfortably?
• Where will the required power and connection come from?
• How will the unit be accessed for cash loading and service?

Match the program to your team

For qualifying full-service locations, the program provides the machine, cash, monitoring, and maintenance. The ownership alternative lets you purchase equipment and set the surcharge, with operating costs and responsibilities discussed separately. Choosing a wall-mounted unit does not by itself determine which program is available.

Compare with floor-standing equipment

A floor-standing ATM may be worth considering if a suitable wall is not available or a dedicated floor position better fits customer flow. Review both formats before committing to alterations. The equipment overview includes multiple reference angles; actual equipment and configuration are confirmed for your location.