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Advanced ATM Solution for Visually Impaired Customers

  • January 7, 2014
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Technology is facilitating everyone in carrying out everyday tasks and it has a huge impact socially all around the world. There are new gadgets and services being launched to help physically challenged citizens in keeping pace with the modern trends and do their tasks independently. TPS, well renowned for its innovative banking solutions, has recently taken a step forward in the same direction with the launch of advanced ATM solutions for people that are visually impaired.

This service is called VIP Cash and it allows visually impaired customers to plug in an audio jack in the ATM and using voice command withdraw cash or check balance. It is very simple and user-friendly and it will add more customers for the banking sector as there are more than 2 million visually challenged people in Pakistan. VIP Cash Solution will allow them to be a part of financial sector autonomously.

It has just begun in Pakistan while such solutions are provided by western organizations on a very huge scale. Currently, this solution has been deployed in Standard Chartered Bank only. However, there are other banks that are also looking forward to provide such innovative services to their customers and very soon you will be able to see a significant increase in the number of tech-solutions that are solving real life problems in Pakistan. 

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