What large banks require to test their ATMs (and how Atmirage makes it possible)

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When people think about testing ATM applications, they often picture a small setup with a few devices and a compact team.
Reality at large financial institutions —and within national ATM networks that serve multiple institutions with their own rules and parameters— is very different: thousands of ATMs, multiple software versions, hardware variations, and strict security and compliance needs.

At Serquo, we’ve shaped Atmirage to operate in that environment for years. These are the most common large-scale needs we see—and how we address them.

1. Large-scale simulation
Projects must run tests in parallel across many configurations: ATM models, peripherals, languages, and regional regulations, including the multi-institution context of national networks. Atmirage simulates all of this from a web environment, without needing physical hardware for each case.

2. Integration with corporate toolchains
In environments where every change flows through complex pipelines, integration with Jenkins or GitLab CI is essential. Atmirage exposes a REST API to trigger suites and collect results automatically.

3. Security and access control
With large teams, permissions and traceability are critical. Atmirage manages who runs what and keeps a full audit trail.

4. Faster validation cycles
The key isn’t only testing more—it’s testing faster. With Atmirage, teams validate changes immediately, without waiting for a physical ATM.

In short: the challenges of large organizations aren’t the same as those of small teams. Atmirage is built to handle that complexity—including national ATM networks, where Serquo is seeing strong success—so even the largest organizations keep control over the development and quality of their self-service software.

Want to see it in action? Write to info@serquo.com and we’ll show you a demo.

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