When was the first ATM opened?

The first widely recognized automatic teller machine opened on 27 June 1967 at a Barclays branch in Enfield, London. The machine was invented and developed by John Shepherd-Barron, who wanted a way for people to withdraw cash outside normal banking hours. Early users used paper vouchers rather than modern debit cards. The ATM became one of the most important banking inventions of the 20th century and changed how people access money.