- Developed by the British company De La Rue.
- Installed at Enfield branch of Barclays Bank, London in June 1967.
- Customers authenticated by punched cards and a four digit PIN.
- Each punch card limited to 10 transactions at most five withdrawals within a calendar week to a minimum of £10.
- Only Barclays customers could use the ATM.
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