NCR Atleos research links UK retail ATMs to GBP 499.5 million in monthly in-store spend

By Public Technologies
  • NCR Atleos published UK research linking convenience-store and supermarket ATMs to nearly GBP 499.5 million of monthly in-store spending.
  • Analysis used 300,000-plus survey responses across 4,646 UK ATMs, assessing footfall, loyalty, and downstream retail spending.
  • 37% of users said they spend withdrawn cash in-store; 31% said cash withdrawals prompt higher spending.
  • Study applied those rates to GBP 1.35 billion dispensed across 5,300 ATMs in June 2026 to estimate in-store spend.
  • Behavioral data showed 56% visit stores more often due to an ATM; 76% reported higher likelihood of returning.


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