ASTANA, Kazakhstan, July 10. The National Bank of Kazakhstan reported that by June 1, 2025, the total number of ATMs in the country was 12,425, reflecting a modest decline compared to 12,727 ATMs as of June 1, 2024, Trend reports via Kazakhstan's National Bank.
The contraction in the aggregate count of automated teller
machines correlates with strategic network optimization initiatives
designed to enhance customer service efficacy while concurrently
mitigating operational expenditures for financial institutions.
Nonetheless, the proliferation of automated teller machines
equipped with dual capabilities for both cash disbursement and
acceptance has markedly escalated—from 7,781 to 8,976
units—signifying the financial institutions' strategic intent to
enhance the operational efficacy and user experience of their
technological assets. The proliferation of cash acceptance via ATMs
is witnessing a significant uptick in consumer demand, facilitating
rapid and convenient account replenishment for users, thereby
obviating the necessity for physical bank branch visits.
Simultaneously, the inventory of ATMs exclusively equipped for cash
disbursement has contracted from 4,946 to 3,449 units. This
transition towards more integrated apparatuses epitomizes the
digital metamorphosis within the financial services domain,
emphasizing a commitment to multifunctional paradigms that optimize
user efficiency and elevate the caliber of client engagement.
