Pulse Introduces Remote ATM Adjustments

November 07, 2000, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

- HOUSTON (11/07/00) - Pulse said it is installingsoftware and hardware that will allow credit unions and otherfinancial-institution members and their transaction processors tomake remote adjustments on ATMs and point-of-sale terminals. Thesoftware and hardware will also allow companies to retrievetransaction data from remote locations. Pulse announced Friday thatit will use a browser-based system developed by InfoLynx, ofIselin, N.J. The browser will carry the brand, Pix2, short forPulse Information Exchange. Users of Pix2 will be able to look uptransaction histories and make adjustments from a desktop computer.The system, which will be linked to 45,000 ATMs and 265,000 POSterminals, is scheduled to go online by June 2001.

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