Diebold Nixdorf introduced its DN Series 300 and 350 cash dispensers, the next‑generation platform for automated teller machines. The new units are powered by the DM7V dispensing module and can hold up to 14,000 notes in eight denominations, a capacity that exceeds the previous generation by roughly 30 %. The design delivers nearly 40 % greater availability and is marketed as the most accurate note‑handling solution in the industry, with a built‑in dual‑cassette architecture that supports rapid replenishment and reduces downtime.
The shared cassette infrastructure is a key differentiator. By using a single cassette system for both dispensing and recycling, the dispensers streamline cash‑in‑transit and replenishment workflows, cutting operational overhead for banks and retail partners. The vertical cassette layout also ensures that the new units can be installed in existing ATM, cash recycler, and teller‑assist environments without major retrofits, preserving the return on investment for current hardware deployments.
Early pilots are underway at Komerční banka, a member of the Société Générale Group, where the dispensers are integrated with IoT sensors and cloud‑based analytics. The bank’s chief operations officer highlighted the system’s predictive‑maintenance capabilities and real‑time cash‑forecasting, positioning the technology as a step toward smarter, safer, and more connected banking experiences. The pilot demonstrates the platform’s ability to reduce cash‑handling errors and improve branch efficiency, aligning with industry trends toward software‑enabled ATM services.
Diebold Nixdorf’s launch fits into a broader strategy that emphasizes software‑driven services and sustainability. The company has been expanding its DN AllConnect services suite, which provides real‑time monitoring, predictive analytics, and energy‑efficient components. CEO Octavio Marquez noted that the new dispensers reinforce the company’s commitment to “high‑margin, high‑growth” solutions and highlighted a $200 million share‑repurchase program that signals confidence in the business’s long‑term prospects.
Management emphasized that the new dispensers are part of a portfolio that balances hardware innovation with software services. Marquez said the company is “focused on delivering differentiated, high‑value solutions that drive revenue growth while maintaining strong margins.” The announcement follows a Q3 2025 earnings release that showed revenue growth and a sharp rise in adjusted earnings per share, underscoring the company’s ability to translate product innovation into financial performance.
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