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ATM Test Notes This is an alphabetical list of firms known to have produced printers test notes. These all appear in The Catalog of ATM Test Notes. The latest edition is the 10th. Cash management system firms issuing test notes now include ATM manufacturers, currency counters, banks and virtual banks providing ATMs, banknote readers, banknote counters, dispensing machine manufacturers, system integrators, ATM service firms, ATM safe manufacturers, secure electronic financial transaction providers, ATM resellers, timed access cash controller equipment manufacturers, counterfeit detection equipment manufacturers currency strappers and currency disintegrator machine manufacturers. The catalog number of the sample image for the firm displayed is shown. The number of ATM test notes attributed to date is shown in red. Printers’ test notes are NOT covered and are attributed in the companion The Catalog of Printers’ Test Notes, also in the 10th Edition. ABN Bank ABN- 142 Established 1858. It is the 10th largest bank in Europe, 22nd largest bank in the world. ABN AMRO Bank N.V. Head Office,Gustav Mahlerlaan 10,1082 PP Amsterdam, the Netherlands 20 Test note attributed Act One ACT- 102 Philadelphia Savings Fund Society. Set up micro branches in up to a dozen A&P supermarkets called "Act One Personal Banking Centers"by 1981 the locations were converted to ATMs. 2 Test note attributed ADS (Anker ADS- Electronic) 104a Established 1876 in Bielefeld, Germany as a sewing machine maker. In 1969 a firm of its own called ADS - Adler (ADS = Anker Daten Systeme) was founded for the production of cash handling machines. In 1976 ADS Anker filed bankruptcy. 9 Test note attributed Aecis Bank Systems AEC- 105 In September 2000, Scan Coin Europe acquired the Borsu Systema Division of ICT services supplier Aecis B.V. of The Netherlands. The firm was renamed SCAN COIN Borsu Systema BV. 6 Test note attributed Arca-Tech Systems ARCA- 123 Established 1998. Makes dispenser mechanisms to manufacturers in the ATM, banking, gaming, and kiosk industries. 437 Dimmocks Mill Road, Hillsborough, NC 27278 USA 26 Test note attributed Arius a.d. ARI- 101 Est. 1995 as a developer of software and acts as system integrator for card payment systems Narodnih heroja 30,11000 Beograd,Serbia and Montenegro 1 Test note attributed Armatic Holding AB ARM- 101 Maker of high security banknote readers from Sweden. Ställbergsvägen 1A , SE-714 72 Ställdalen , SWEDEN 1 Test note attributed Ascom ASC- 101 Established 1987. Sold international unit of banking automation to De La Rue in March 2000. 21 Test note attributed ATI International ATI- Automation 101 Apex, NC 5 Test note attributed Atlantic Bank of New ATBY- York 101 960 Ave of the Americas , New York, NY 10001, Attn:Customer Service Center 1 Test note attributed ATM Exchange ATME- 111 Established 1979. ATM service and refurbishment firm from the United States. 3930 Virginia Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45227 USA 2 Test note attributed AT & T ATT- 103b Established 1875 (American Telephone and Telegraph Company). New York Stock Exchange Ticker Symbol “T.” In 1991 acquired NCR, and spun off in 1997. 9 Test note attributed Axlon Bank AXL- 122 Ulvsundav. 110, SE-68 167 Bromma, Sweden 15 Test note attributed No value on one side gray printed on light with Swedish text. BACCO BACC- 101 1 Test note attributed Bankart BKT- 122 Founded in 1997 as a payment processing card, ATM and POS operations company for financial institutions. P.O. Box. 803, 1001 Ljubljana, Slovenia 8 Test note attributed Bank of America BOA- 111 Bank of America Corporate Center, 100 North Tryon Street, Charlotte, North Carolina 28255 5 Test note attributed Bank of Australia AUST- 101 Established 1911 GPO Box 3947, SYDNEY NSW 2001, AUSTRALIA 6 Test note attributed Bank of BOC- Communications 103 Established in 1908, Jiao Tong Yin Hang (Bank of Communications) is one of the four oldest banks in China. It became China's first state-owned shareholding commercial bank in 1987. 20 Pedder Street Central, Hong Kong 4 Test note attributed Bank of France BOF- Founded in 1800, the Bank of France 111 was finally granted independence from the state in 1993, then entering the European System of Central Banks in 1998. 31 rue Croix des petits champs 75001 PARIS France 22 Test note attributed BANQIT BIT- 103 Established 1967 as a retail banking automation firm, including “Q Cash Dispensers” Kronborgsgränd 19, P.O. Box 57, SE- 164 94 Kista, Sweden 13 Test note attributed Banqtec BTEC- 103 Founded in 1999. A multi-vendor service provider in all fields of banking techniques. Merged with BSP in 2002. Ernst-Sachs-Straße 19, 56070 Koblenz, Germany 4 Test note attributed Bellcon BELL- 111 Founded in 1992 as a manufacturer and marketer of banknote detecting equipment in Denmark. Messingvej 64 A 8900, Denmark 8 Test note attributed Bergmann Automaten BERG- Established in 1906. Produces, 101a money-counting machines and other cash management devices. Adlerstr. 48-56, 25462 , Rellingen, Germany. 3 Test note attributed Billcon Corporation BILL- 181 Established 1971 with merger of Tokyo Calculating Machine Works (manufacturer of bank note counting machines founded in 1962) and Tokyo Automatic Machinery Works, Billcon Corporation of America established in 1974 Hisamoto, Takatsu-ku, Kawasaki City, Japan 32 Test note attributed BNL BNL- 101 Banca Nazional del Lavoro. Established in 1913, now the third largest bank in Italy and in top 100 banks worldwide. Rome, Italy 6 Test note attributed Bode-Panzer BODE- Elektronik 101 Established 1958 in Hannover, Germany as Bode & Troue. Manufacturer of ATM safes. Used by NCR, Wincor-Nixdorf, De La Rue, and others. GerberstraBe 4, 30916 Isernhagen, Germany 1 Test note attributed Borsu Systema BOR- 102 In 1997, Hagemeyer NV of The Netherlands acquired the firm. Since 2000 a part of Scan Coin. 1 Test note attributed Brandt Inc. BRAN- 115 Manufacturer of coin counters and coin sorters, acquired by De La Rue in 1995. 13 Test note attributed BSP (Bank Service BSP- Portery) 111 Merged with Banqtec in 2002. Hanover, Germany 3 Test note attributed Buic (VIP) BUIC- 111 Maker of currency counters and check handling system 20080 Vermezzo (Me) Italy - Via Marconi, 7 – 8 Test note attributed Bundesdruckerei BUND- GmbH 112 One of the leading companies in high- security technology world-wide. Founded in Berlin in 1879 under the name of "Reichsdruckerei", the company has developed from a traditional state-owned security printing house into a supplier of a vast variety of security products and systems. Oranienstrasse 91, D-10958 Berlin, Germany 15 Test note attributed Bunker-Ramo BR- 102 Established 1953 as Ramo-Wooldrige Company in the United States. Maker of data processing, retrieval, display, and telequote terminals. 4 Test note attributed Burroughs BURR- Corporation 102b Established 1886 as American Arithmometer Company. In 1986 Burroughs Corporation merged with Sperry Corporation to form Unisys Corporation. Put Unisys in a distant 2nd place in the computer market with IBM being 5 times larger . 6 Test note attributed Canadian Imperial CIBC- Bank of Commerce 101 Established 1867 by predecessor, The Canadian Bank of Commerce. When merged with Imperial Bank of Canada in 1961, the present name was adopted. 1 Test note attributed Cable Print CP- 115 Established 1973. Manufacturer of banking equipment, in particular the automated foreign currency exchange machine. Acquired by DieBold in 2000. J. Cardijnstraat 14-16, B-9420 ErpeMere (Belgium 19 Test note attributed Case Cash & Security CASE- Equipment Ltd 101 From 1972 to 1987, a manufacturer and supplier of money handling machines and surveillance camera equipment for the banking and retail industries in the United Kingdom. 1 Test note attributed Cashbox ATM CB- Systems Ltd 101 ATM manufacturer in England Windriver House, Meridian Office Park, Osborn Way, Hook, Hampshire RG27 9HY, UK 1 Test note attributed Cashscan Corp. CC- 101 Cashscan Corp., a worldwide leader in counterfeit detection devices was established in New York City in 1989 1013 East 35th Street,, Brooklyn, NY 11210 USA 1 Test note attributed Cash Express CE- 101 14 Wall St, New York, NY 1 Test note attributed Cash Guard AB CG- 102 A Swedish ATM manufacturer, formed in 1991. Propellervägen 10-12, SE-183 62 Täby, SWEDEN 7 Test note attributed CashTester CT- International 132 CashTester International Ltd. specializes in the sale of Counterfeit Money Detectors and Cash Counters. Gewerbepark Edelweiss 2-4, D- 88138 Weissensberg, Germany 6 Test note attributed CGK CGK- 101 German manufacturer of terminal machines. A Siemens subsidiary. Now owned by Oce’ in The Netherlands. 4 Test note attributed Chubb Electronic CHUB- Limited 101 Early ATM manufacturer in Great Britain, now defunct 1 Test note attributed Cicrespi CIR- 101 Italian printing firm founded in 1910. Cicrespi S.p.A. - Via Trieste, 11 - 20060 Liscate Milan, Italy 1 Test note attributed Cikam CIKA- 103 Dutch manufacturer of self-service banking machines. De Paal 13-14, 1351 JC ALMERE, the Netherlands 9 Test note attributed Colonial Bank CB- 101 In 1981, Colonial was organized as a bank-holding company with $166 million in assets, now with 340 banking offices in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Nevada and Texas. Continental Stock Transfer & Trust Company, 17 Battery Place, 8th Floor, New York, NY. 10004 1 Test note attributed Commercial Bank of CBA- Australia 101 Established 1866 in Victoria. In 1918 the company took over the assets of the Commercial Bank of Tasmania Ltd. The company amalgamated with the Bank of New South Wales in 1982 to form Westpac Banking Corporation. 1 Test note attributed Commerzbank COMM- 115 Commerzbank AG is a global banking and financial services company founded in 1870 with its headquarters in Frankfurt Germany. 8 Test note attributed CP Bourg S.A. CPB- 121 Established 1960. Belgian manufacturer of pneumatic tube systems and also remote note feeders for ATMs.
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