Extraordinary technology. Extraordinarily useful.

Since our founding in 1979, Triton has long been known as an innovator. In the early days of our company, we developed and built remarkable scientific equipment for demanding clients like General Electric, Exxon, Magnavox, and the U.S. Navy. They learned that Triton not only has the technological know-how to solve problems, but also has a rare passion for developing technology that makes sense -- solutions that are as practical and affordable as they are sophisticated.

So it's no wonder the banking industry turned to Triton in 1985 for the development of the world's first battery-powered and completely portable device for training consumers on an all-new technology: Automated Teller Machines. The ATMjr. helped spur a revolution in the banking industry and it's still in use in more than 1,800 financial institutions worldwide.

We proved to be such a good fit with the financial industry that over the next few years, we began to focus exclusively on financial services. Almost immediately, we began to deliver innovations that changed the industry. In 1989, Triton developed CAS, the Card Activation System, that allows financial institutions to instantly issue ATM cards with custom PINs. Combined with the ATMjr., the technology provided a powerful automated training aid and instant-issue solution.

In 1992, we pioneered in-store cash withdrawals with the introduction of the miniATM Scrip Terminal, a machine that allows a store customer to use an ATM card to generate a voucher that is redeemable for cash at the register. Soon, thousands of miniATM Scrip Terminals were installed across the country in convenience stores and casinos providing the consumer with a new outlet for making cash withdrawals.

In 1994, consumers' needs to access their funds through easy and quick cash withdrawals lead Triton to develop a revolutionary small, convenient, and affordable ATM. Few in the industry were prepared for the impact that the Triton Model 9500 series cash dispenser would have. ATMs were now a practical possibility for countless non-bank locations.

In 1997, Triton launched the Model 9600. The machine incorporated a number of ways to help retailers build ATM traffic including an all-new compelling design that allows high-visibility signage and a color screen. Popularity skyrocketed and in 1999, Triton became the second largest ATM manufacturer in the United States carving a permanent niche in the off-premise market. To date, Triton has shipped close to 50,000 units to off-premise locations all over the globe.

Triton not only has the technological know-how to solve problems, but also has a rare passion for developing technology that makes sense - solutions that are as practical and affordable as they are sophisticated.

In 2000, Triton was acquired by Dover Corporation. Dover, an organization with annual revenues of $4.5 billion dollars, is known as a manufacturer of a wide range of proprietary products and components for industrial and commercial use. The Dover philosophy is to acquire businesses that are focused on product quality, innovation, and exceptional customer service with strong management teams in place. Triton flourishes under the umbrella of the Dover family of companies.

In 2002, Triton surprised the industry again with the development of software solutions that enabled both new and existing Triton ATMs to be capable of numerous popular consumer transactions including the ability to send and receive money transfers, buy pre-paid wireless phone minutes, and cash government and payroll checks.

Today, Triton is the leader in off-premise ATMs with over 83,000 ATMs installed in 17 countries.
Triton has a full line of ATMs, including:

It's easy to see why Triton is known today as the leading provider of cash-dispensing ATMs for off-premise locations. The company has honed its remarkable technology prowess, but - most important - never lost sight of the fact that affordability, usability, and practicality are as important as technology.