This remote Pacific island nation just got its first ATMs

Remote country with just 11,000 citizens celebrates its first ever ATMs: ‘Significant milestone’

Tuvalu, one of the world's most remote countries, introduces its first ATM, opening doors to modern banking for its citizens.

This remote Pacific island nation just got its first ATMs

Tuvalu is one of the smallest countries in the world, its nine tiny islands covering just 10 square miles combined.

This country has electronic banking for the first time ever

Residents on the Pacific island of Tuvalu have previously withdrawn cash from banks on payday, with long queues ensuing at bank branches.

Tuvalu unveils first cash machines in 'momentous' ceremony

Tiny cash-based Pacific nation gets electronic banking for the first time.

Foreign media report that the first ATM in Tuvalu, the smallest country with the least number of tourists in the world, was ceremonially opened. One of the smallest countries in the world, Tuvalu is a state made up of a collection of 09 islands. Located between Australia and Hawaii, the size of here is about 10 square miles, the country's media report. With a population of about 11200 people, the first [...] The post Tuvalu's first ATM ceremonia…

The country has not yet had access to electronic banking.