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INDUSTRY GUIDE

Screen protection for banking & financial fleets

ATMs, ITMs, and teller lines: privacy first, then sub-70% IPA chemistry.

Banks and credit unions run through-the-wall and lobby ATMs, interactive teller machines, teller cash recyclers, branch PIN pads, and signature pads. Screens face queues and drive-up lanes by design, which makes shoulder-surfing the most differentiated protector opportunity in any vertical.

Chemistry matters here too: Hyosung documents that isopropyl alcohol above 70% damages anti-glare and anti-reflective display coatings, so wrong-strength wipes create replacement demand that a durable front surface can absorb.

Banking & Financial device profiles

Every model we publish for this vertical, with sourced specs and honest verification states.

Kiosks (65)

POS & Payment Terminals (10)

Devices deployed

ATMs and ITMs

Through-the-wall and lobby machines with 15-19 inch touchscreens.

Commonly deployed:

  • Diebold Nixdorf DN Series
  • NCR Voyix Interactive Teller Solutions
  • Hyosung Force MX2800SE
  • Hyosung Series 7 (MX7600)

Teller cash recyclers

Counter hardware with displays and PIN entry.

Commonly deployed:

Branch PIN pads

Teller-side payment entry devices, some with styluses.

Commonly deployed:

Signature pads

Tempered-glass signing surfaces rated for millions of signatures.

Commonly deployed:

  • Topaz SignatureGem LCD 1x5 (T-L462)

Protection priorities, ranked

  1. 1

    Privacy

    Shoulder-surfing on ATM and ITM displays is the defining protector use case; custom-fit ATM privacy filters are actively sold into it.

    Source: G-Tel on ATM privacy filters

  2. 2

    Abrasion and scratch

    High transaction counts plus cleaning chemicals; Topaz advertises tempered glass on signature pads for exactly this reason.

    Source: Topaz signature pads

  3. 3

    Cleaning chemistry

    Daily disinfection with sub-70% isopropyl alcohol; stronger concentrations damage anti-glare and AR coatings per Hyosung's bulletin.

    Source: Hyosung ATM cleaning bulletin

  4. 4

    Impact and vandalism

    Mostly handled by OEM vandal glazing and enclosures; a film plays the sacrificial role in front of the glass.

  5. 5

    Glare

    Drive-up and retail-placed ATMs face direct sun.

  6. 6

    Antimicrobial

    Persisting hygiene focus on shared signature and PIN pads; claims constrained by FIFRA.

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Cleaning chemistry your fleet already uses

Device OEMs own the approved-chemical question. These are their published positions; any protection you add has to be specified around them.

  • Hyosung's official bulletin specifies disinfecting touch surfaces with less than 70% isopropyl alcohol, because higher concentrations damage anti-glare and anti-reflective display coatings. (Hyosung ATM cleaning bulletin)
  • Diebold Nixdorf partners with KICTeam for OEM-approved ATM cleaning kits. (KICTeam Diebold Nixdorf kits)

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Standards: what attaches to what

Nearly every certification in this industry attaches to the tested device, enclosure, or deployment, never to a film applied afterward. We label each one honestly.

PCI PTS POI

Attaches to: device

The device standard for unattended payment terminals and encrypting PIN pads.

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GLBA / FTC Safeguards Rule (16 CFR 314)

Attaches to: deployment

Operationalizes data-security obligations for financial institutions; a privacy film is a mitigation for visual disclosure, not a GLBA control.

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UL 291

Attaches to: device

Safe and vault standard carried by ATM hardware such as Hyosung Force.

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Fleet scale and refresh

  • An estimated 520,000-540,000 active US ATMs; replacement cycles run about 7-10 years per machine, and ITM is the growth segment. (ATMIA 2025 trends)

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