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SBS bids to replace teller systems with tablet-based branch banking platform

·Source: Finextra

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Executive Summary

SBS, the global financial technology company that more than 1,500 financial institutions rely on to digitally transform the way they operate, has launched Digital Branch, a cloud-native, tablet-based branch servicing platform that replaces legacy teller systems for UK building societies and banks.

Analysis

SBS, the global financial technology company that more than 1,500 financial institutions rely on to digitally transform the way they operate, has launched Digital Branch, a cloud-native, tablet-based branch servicing platform that replaces legacy teller systems for UK building societies and banks.
Source Attribution

Originally published by Finextra on May 21, 2026.

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