ATM Bersama

ATM Bersama is one of the interbank networks in Indonesia, connecting the ATM networks of twenty-one banks in Indonesia. It was established 1993 and is based on the model adopted by MegaLink, an interbank network in the Philippines.

ATM Bersama
Operating areaIndonesia
ATMs49,000
Founded1993

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ATM Bersama has over 70 members with 17,000 ATMs throughout Indonesia. The network is owned by PT Artajasa Pembayaran Elektronis.

Services

ATM Bersama provides many interbank facilities, including balance inquiry, cash withdrawal and real time-online transfer to other accounts of members of the shared network. In 2004 ARTAJASA made a cross-border ATM Bersama with partner provider MEPS, Malaysia. Singapore and Thailand have been linked to the ATM Bersama network with NETS and ITMX respectively.[1]

Members
Former logo of ATM Bersama, used until December 16, 2015

The following banks are the members of ATM Bersama network:[2]

  • ANZ
  • Bank Agroniaga
  • Bank Artos Indonesia
  • Bank Bengkulu
  • Bank Kalsel
  • Bank Kaltim
  • Bank Bukopin
  • Bank Capital
  • Commonwealth Bank
  • Bank DKI
  • Bank Ganesha
  • Bank HSBC
  • Bank Ina Perdana
  • Bank Index
  • Bank Jabar Banten
  • Bank Jambi
  • Bank Jateng
  • Bank Jatim
  • Bank Kalbar
  • Bank Kesawan
  • Bank Kesejahteraan
  • Bank Lampung
  • Bank Maluku
  • Bank Mayapada Internasional
  • Bank Maybank Indonesia
  • Bank Mayora
  • Bank Mega
  • Bank Mega Syariah
  • Bank Mestika
  • Bank Muamalat
  • Bank Mutiara
  • Bank Nagari
  • Bank NTB
  • Bank NTT
  • Bank Nusantara Parahyangan
  • Bank Panin
  • Bank Papua
  • Bank Pundi Indonesia
  • Bank Riau Kepri
  • Bank Saudara
  • Bank Sinarmas
  • Bank Sulsel
  • Bank Sulteng
  • Bank Sultra
  • Bank Bank SulutGo
  • Bank Sumsel Babel
  • Bank Sumut
  • Bank Swadesi
  • Bank Syariah Mandiri
  • Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI)
  • BPD Aceh
  • BPD Bali
  • BPD DIY
  • BPD Kalteng
  • BPR KS
  • BPR SJ
  • Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI)
  • BRI Syariah
  • BTN
  • BTPN
  • CIMB Niaga
  • Citibank
  • Bank Danamon
  • ICB Bumiputera
  • Bank Mandiri
  • OCBC NISP
  • Bank Permata
  • RBS
  • Standard Chartered
  • UOB Indonesia

See also

Indonesian interbank networks

References
  1. Archived May 2, 2010, at the Wayback Machine
  2. Archived May 30, 2009, at the Wayback Machine
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