TYME ("Take Your Money Everywhere") is an ATM/interbank network in Florida, Wisconsin, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. It was one of the first shared EFT networks in the country.[1][2]
Residents commonly referred to ATMs as a "TYME machine", which resulted in confusion when Wisconsinites visiting unfamiliar areas would ask the locals where they could find a "time machine".[3]
History
In 1975, the TYME network was created by an agreement among First Wisconsin National Bank, Marshall & Ilsley, Marine Bank of Milwaukee, and Midland National Bank.[1]
In 2002, the TYME network merged with the Pulse network,[4][5][6] taking the Pulse brand name in 2004 and retiring the old TYME identity.[citation needed]
As of the 2010s, the combined Pulse/TYME network included about 81,000 ATMs and 457,000 merchant point-of-sale locations.[citation needed] For the purposes of familiarity, some bank locations retained the former slot for the TYME signage and use a replacement slide with "ATM" rendered in the Neil Bold font used by TYME.[7]
In 2022, Wisconsin-based Landmark Credit Union convinced Pulse to allow the use of the old TYME logo and brand identity for marketing their next-generation ATM machines.[8]
See also
References
- ^ a b "TYME Corp. reaches 25-year mark". ATM Marketplace. 2004-02-18.
- ^ Gores, Paul (2001-01-08). "Good TYMEs - Wisconsin-based ATM network celebrates 25 years in convenience banking industry". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. p. 01.
TYME Corp. is celebrating 25 years as the Badger State's dominant ATM operator. The Brown Deer-based company processes the data of more than 4,300 ATMs in Florida, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan and Illinois... Ironically, the cash-dispensing function of TYME was considered secondary when the company was created in 1975 by four banks: Marshall & Ilsley, First Wisconsin (now Firstar), Marine Bank (now Bank One) and Midland National (now U.S. Bank). Its first electronic transaction took place in 1976, marking the starting point of its 25 years in operation... TYME's current push is to expand in Minnesota, where it recently began a marketing campaign. The vast majority of its terminals are in Wisconsin.
- ^ Kirby, Hannah (2022-04-05). "From TYME machine to ope!, here's why many Wisconsinites say these words and more". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Gannett. Retrieved 2022-10-09.
- ^ "Pulse to buy TYME teller network". Houston Chronicle. 2001-06-08.
- ^ "PULSE, TYME to merge". ATM Marketplace. 2002-01-03.
- ^ "TYME/Pulse merger complete". Milwaukee Business Journal. 2002-02-01.
- ^ "Font Family Page".
- ^ Ebert, Karl (2022-10-13). "It's a TYME machine again! Landmark Credit Union is bringing back Wisconsin's unique ATM moniker". Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Bibliography
- Brown, Mary; Ballard, Cindy (2002-02-01). "PULSE Strengthens Position as Leading Industry-Owned EFT Network With Completion of TYME Merger [Press Release Announcing Completed Merger]". Pulse EFT Association. Archived from the original on 2006-03-27.
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