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TriMet will replace paper ticket machines at all MAX train stations and transit centers across the Portland area with kiosks that sell and reload transit cards over the next few months.

Some coin cashing machines allow you to exchange coins for cash, gift cards or charitable donations.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority switched on its first OMNY card vending machines on Monday, making it easier for New Yorkers who pay their fare with cash.

The new card system will allow riders to reload their Charlie Cards with cash value and passes online and at the new machines.

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TriMet’s current machines dispense single-day paper tickets, but the new touch-screen technology will allow users to purchase a new “Hop” card altogether or deposit more money onto it.

One service provider – called ReverseATM, appropriately enough – rents out ATM-style machines that accept cash bills in exchange for an “open loop” debit card whose balance can be used ...

Van Leeuwen also said in the agreement that it plans to install reverse ATMs, which dispense a debit card in exchange for cash, at certain New York City locations.

Japan still loves cash and vending machines, but new banknotes containing hologram technology won't work in many machines without upgrades.

News Don’t worry, you’ll still be able to pay with cash after MTA MetroCard machines disappear You'll start seeing OMNY vending machines in the first part of 2023.