Abstract: An automatic teller machine (ATM) can operate to send an electronic push request, in various instances, using only an email address to process the push request from a user. The ATM may be configured with customized display software, for example, that allows an end user to operate a touchscreen (or other input mechanism) to enter email addresses for one or more electronic transfer destinations. In various instances, the ATM may also communicate with a back-end server to perform queries on an entered email address and to map the email address to a pre-existing account or a holding account. Thus, a user can effectuate electronic transfers without needing to know, for example, a routing number associated with a destination for the transfer, representing an innovative improvement over previous electronic transfer technology.

Abstract: An automatic teller machine (ATM) can operate to send an electronic push request, in various instances, using only an email address to process the push request from a user. The ATM may be configured with customized display software, for example, that allows an end user to operate a touchscreen (or other input mechanism) to enter email addresses for one or more electronic transfer destinations. In various instances, the ATM may also communicate with a back-end server to perform queries on an entered email address and to map the email address to a pre-existing account or a holding account. Thus, a user can effectuate electronic transfers without needing to know, for example, a routing number associated with a destination for the transfer, representing an innovative improvement over previous electronic transfer technology.