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Efforts to boost consumer adoption focus on imaging via smartphone cameras.
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As Wells Fargo finishes a large upgrade to its fleet to enable single slot "no envelope" deposits, it's also expanding its use of customer relationship management and personal financial management via a link to centralized data analysis.
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Wells Fargo & Co. (WFC) announced Monday that it's revamped its automated teller machine user interface, creating new features and streamlining the device's design.
The San Francisco bank said the new system is now being tested on roughly 500 of the companies 13,000 machines. There is a wider rollout planned in May.
"The ATMs really know you better and we are excited to share this new experience with customers," said Alicia Moore, Wells' head of ATM Banking, in a press release. "We redesigned our ATMs based on what customers tell us they want, and we're constantly striving to make our ATMs quicker, easier, and more convenient."
Among the new tools that Wells bank customers can soon expect is
