Tuvalu gets its first ATM, embraces modern banking
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Tuvalu installs first ATMs in historic step towards digital banking
In a historic development for the Pacific island nation of Tuvalu, the country has introduced its first-ever automated teller machines (ATMs), marking a transformative shift in access to financial services. The ceremonial launch, held in the capital Funafuti, was attended by senior government officials, banking executives, and local residents. Prime Minister Feleti Teo hailed the installation as a significant leap forward for the nation, which h…
Tuvalu gets its first ATM, embraces modern banking
While people around the world have been using ATMs for years, one of the world’s most remote countries, Tuvalu has just now had its first ATM machines installed. Tuvalu, a small island nation ranked as the fourth smallest country in the world is located in the Pacific Ocean between Australia and Hawaii. It is so isolated from the rest of the world that until now, all financial transactions there were conducted in cash. On April 15, when the coun…
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