Diebold Nixdorf , a world leader in transforming the way people bank and shop, announced that Eurasian Bank, a leading financial institution in Kazakhstan, is the first to implement VCP-Lite 7, part of the company's latest generation multi-vendor self-service software family (Vynamic^® Connection Points). The successful pilot was implemented on a DN Series^® 450V cash recycler operating Microsoft^® Windows 11^®. Installation and services for this implementation were provided by BS/2, Diebold Nixdorf's licensed partner in the Central Asia region.

VCP-Lite 7, a modern states and screens ATM application, enables Eurasian Bank to deploy on the latest Windows 11 operating system with long-term support well into 2034. The future-ready platform utilizes industry-standard protocols and modern APIs for quick connectivity to self-service networks and is certified to meet the latest compliance and regulatory requirements. With web extensions enabled, VCP-Lite 7 can seamlessly integrate the look and feel of digital channels and open options for an enhanced multichannel user experience.

Galym Tabyldiev, managing director of the Cards and Payments Business Unit at Eurasian Bank, said: "Implementing the VCP-Lite 7 transforms every ATM into a smart assistant, delivering enhanced performance, stronger security and a more intuitive user experience. This cutting-edge upgrade brings new self-service capabilities and an elevated level of convenience for our customers. For Eurasian Bank, it represents a major milestone in our ongoing digital transformation journey."

Charisma Mahajan, director, Partner Business at Diebold Nixdorf, said: "We are excited to continue our strong partnership with Eurasian Bank. Their proactive implementation of VCP-Lite 7 and Windows 11 on an easy-to-service DN Series cash recycler demonstrates their commitment to innovation and providing a superior customer experience. The turnkey functionalities of VCP-Lite 7 ensure easy operation, maintenance and upgrades, perfectly aligning with Eurasian Bank's strategy to advance its digital initiatives."