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Funnily enough some german banks are experimenting with something called a "banking bus". It has an integrated ATM and 1-2 bank employees. Each half day it is
by carstenhag 4y ago
Funnily enough some german banks are experimenting with something called a "banking bus".
It has an integrated ATM and 1-2 bank employees. Each half day it is at another village/small town.
- Semaphor 4y agoThat does sound like a rural area thing, makes sense there I guess. Reminds me of the "Bücherbus" (library bus) when I was a kid.
- d12bb 4y agoMy employer (in a ~40k town on the border of a metro region) rents out space to the local Sparkasse, who have 3 or 4 banking buses and a small non-public office there. I can see these buses come and go every day. That said, last time I visited an actual bank branch was like 10 years ago to terminate my account with Sparkasse, have used an online-only one ever since.
- disordinary 4y agoThat's a good idea, one of the tough things about banks closing - espeacially in small towns where there isn't any around for miles, is the elderly struggle with technology.