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PNC Bank Launches Latest Branch Concept at Atlantic Station; Tellerless Banking

Atlantic Station Gets Tellerless PNC Branch

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Atlantic Station residents and shoppers continue to receive some of the latest and best perks found in any commercial/residential development.  This week they received a 960 square foot "completely cashless" PNC Bank branch that will allow customers to deposit and cash checks through the on-site DepositEasy ATM.

PNC Bank just announced that it launched its latest branch concept, the tellerless branch, on July 30th.  Asia Rambo, VP of Corporate Communications, describes the new branch as a, "20' by 8' Pop Up branch featuring a high-tech banking experience, but also providing two financial advisors on-site for users who want a more traditional conversation."

The portable mini-branch will operate seven days a week from July 30 through mid-November.  More on the mobile branch:

  • The branch will operate seven days a week: M-F 10 AM-6PM; Saturday, 9AM-5PM; Sunday 11 AM- 4PM
  • The Pop Up branch will have no teller or teller windows.  Instead two financial services advisors, trained to handle of variety of banking needs, will assist customers through solution centers.
  • All transactions will be conducted via iPads and smart ATMS that dispense cash in denominations as low as $1. The 960 square foot "completely cashless" branch will allow customers to deposit and cash checks through the on-site DepositEasy ATM.

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