You've heard of pop-up stores and pop-up eateries, but pop-up ATMs? POSB/DBS are soon making that a reality as part of the Chinese New Year celebrations.
POSB/DBS customers will be able to get their mitts on fresh, crisp notes via the 29 specially configured ATMs, all of which will be set up in 10 community clubs across the island — namely Bukit Batok, Chong Pang, Henderson, Kreta Ayer, Kampong Chai Chee, Mountbatten, Toa Payoh West, Yew Tee, Yuhua and Teck Ghee.
All ATMs in the aforementioned area will be fully operational 24/7 with the exception of those located at Chong Pang, Kampong Chai Chee and Teck Ghee, which are open from 9am to 10pm daily.
The pop-up ATMs will reportedly launch as soon as the new notes are available, which should arrive sometime in early February.
“The Lunar New Year season is a cherished time for our customers, their families and loved ones," remarks Managing Director and Head of Consumer Banking Group (Singapore), DBS Bank, Jeremy Soo. "We want to ensure that banking with us during this busy season will be as simple and fuss-free as possible, hence our push to provide as many alternate locations for notes exchange as possible.”
Other than the pop-up ATMs, customers can also withdraw new notes from all 58 SingPost branches in Singapore.
Photo: DBS Newsroom
You've heard of pop-up stores and pop-up eateries, but pop-up ATMs? POSB/DBS are soon making that a reality as part of the Chinese New Year celebrations.
POSB/DBS customers will be able to get their mitts on fresh, crisp notes via the 29 specially configured ATMs, all of which will be set up in 10 community clubs across the island — namely Bukit Batok, Chong Pang, Henderson, Kreta Ayer, Kampong Chai Chee, Mountbatten, Toa Payoh West, Yew Tee, Yuhua and Teck Ghee.
All ATMs in the aforementioned area will be fully operational 24/7 with the exception of those located at Chong Pang, Kampong Chai Chee and Teck Ghee, which are open from 9am to 10pm daily.
The pop-up ATMs will reportedly launch as soon as the new notes are available, which should arrive sometime in early February.
“The Lunar New Year season is a cherished time for our customers, their families and loved ones," remarks Managing Director and Head of Consumer Banking Group (Singapore), DBS Bank, Jeremy Soo. "We want to ensure that banking with us during this busy season will be as simple and fuss-free as possible, hence our push to provide as many alternate locations for notes exchange as possible.”
Other than the pop-up ATMs, customers can also withdraw new notes from all 58 SingPost branches in Singapore.
Photo: DBS Newsroom