- - Devices that dispense $20 bills: Abbr.
- - Places to enter PINs: Abbr.
- - Cash machines: Abbr.
- - cashpoints (abbr.)
- - Devices you can withdraw cash from: Abbr.
- - convenience that macau has the most of per capita, at about 313 per 100,000 adults
- - Banking conveniences at many casinos: Abbr.
- - 24-hour banking conveniences: Abbr.
- - Money withdrawal sites: Abbr.
- - Even in bad times they'll give you money
- - Devices where you check your account balance: Abbr.
- - Bank of America devices: Abbr.
- - Banking conveniences at many bars: Abbr.
- - devices often at cash-only businesses (abbr.)
- - they request pins
- - boxes at a bank (abbr.)
- - Places to enter PINs to get money: Abbr.
- - Bank machines [abbr.]
- - Features at many banks [abbr.]
- - You might "hit" them when you're low on cash: Abbr.
- - Wells Fargo devices: Abbr.
- - They take cards or cash
- - Cash sources: Abbr.
- - They're often pressed for cash
- - They pass the bucks
- - Cash dispensers: Abbr.
- - They're filled with dough
- - Dollar dispensers: Abbr.
- - $20 bill dispensers: Abbr.
- - They're known for 10s and 20s, but not 30s
- - They're good for a quick buck
- - They'll give you bills
- - They print receipts
- - They give you your money's worth
- - Pressure units: Abbr.
- - Hotel lobby conveniences: Abbr.
- - Help for the cash-strapped
- - Cash sources that ask for your PIN: Abbr.
- - 24/7 cash sources: Abbr.
- - They're withdrawn from
- - They're pressed for cash, for short
- - They're known for passing notes, briefly
- - They're filled with bills
- - They'll help you get your balance
- - They take things into account
- - They take deposits 24/7
- - They require PINs: Abbr.
- - They require PINs
- - They often offer "fast cash" withdrawals: Abbr.
- - They offer 24-hr. banking
- - They may require a fee
- - They may be drive-up: abbr.
- - They dish out the dollars (abbr.)
- - They can help if you have to withdraw
- - They can fix shortages
- - Sources of immediate cash: Abbr.
- - Round-the-clock bank devices
- - Popular dispensers: Abbr.
- - Planetary gases: Abbr.
- - Places to withdraw money without going into a bank: Abbr.
- - People withdraw from them when they're short
- - Notes come out of them
- - Money dispensers:Abbr.
- - Money dispensers that require a PIN: Abbr.
- - Mechanical dispensers of money: Abbr.
- - Machines that might offer "fast cash": Abbr.
- - Items that let you make bank deposits without a teller: Abbr.
- - Bill deliverers
- - Banking machines
- - 20 sources
- - withdrawal devices
- - Bodega conveniences
- - Bodega fixtures
- - Teller alternatives, for short
- - Machines outside banks
- - Banking conveniences, for short
- - cash-only bar devices
- - Places for taking notes?
- - Sources of bills
- - Dispensers of twenties
- - Devices in some gas stations
- - Bank machines
- - Places to stop for cash
- - Teller alternatives
- - Hamilton producers?
- - 24/7 cash dispensers
- - Chase sites?
- - Trade centre trademarks banking devices
- - NCR devices
- - Devices in some drive-thrus
- - Devices that criminals attack through "jackpotting"
- - "always protect your pin" devices
- - automated teller machines, briefly
- - dots, on travel map searches
- - From all accounts, you'll get withdrawals from these
- - Where bills get passed, briefly
- - 24-hour cash dispensers
- - Bill dispensers briefly
- - Bill providers
- - Bill passers
- - Bread machines?
- - Bread dispensers?
- - Cash points
- - S&L devices
- - Bill dispensers
- - 20s containers
- - People withdraw from these
- - Green machines?
- - Cash dispensers, for short
- - Places of withdrawal
- - People withdraw from them
- - NCR products
- - Convenience-store conveniences
- - Cash machines
- - 20 places?
- - Where balance is important
- - Twenty places?
- - Twenties suppliers
- - Sources of after-hrs. cash
- - Some drive-thrus
- - Places to check your balance
- - PIN seekers
- - Note passers?
- - Fast money sources
- - Dispensers introduced in 1969
- - Dinero dispensers
- - Casino features
- - Cabbage dispensers?
- - Bill sources
- - Bank adjuncts
- - After-hours money sources, for short
- - 24-hr. sources of twenties
- - 20 holders, briefly
- - 20 dispensers
- - $20s dispensers
- - $20 bill dispensers
- - You might be recorded using them
- - You get bills from them
- - Withdrawal aids
- - Where you might pay green fees?
- - Where some people go through withdrawals?
- - Wallet fillers, for many
- - Visas may be needed to work them
- - Twenty suppliers
- - Twenties providers
- - Twenties dispensers
- - Tourist stop conveniences
- - Things you may dispense with?
- - Stop-offs before big dates, maybe
- - Spots where thieves might shoulder surf
- - Sources of cash
- - Some NCR devices
- - Some give fives
- - Some drive-thru features, briefly
- - Some banks have them
- - Shortage solvers
- - Security cam sites
- - Screen sites
- - S&L services
- - S&L machines
- - S&L dispensers
- - S&L cash sources
- - S&L amenities
- - S. & L. conveniences
- - Receipt-printing devices
- - RBCcash dispensers
- - Places where people have withdrawals?
- - Places to get quick money, quickly
- - Places to get $20s
- - Places to find jack in a box?
- - Places to check check transactions
- - Place to get a transfer
- - PIN-activated devices
- - PIN spotters?
- - PIN prompters
- - People want to receive bills from them
- - People hit them up for cash
- - Ones pressed for cash, briefly
- - Ones passing notes?
- - Note providers
- - Night owls' cash sources
- - Money machines, briefly
- - Money funds?
- - Money dispensers, briefly
- - Means to ease withdrawals
- - Many people bank on them
- - Mall amenities
- - Machines taking PINs
- - Machines in hotel lobbies
- - Keypad locales
- - Help in maintaining cash flow, briefly
- - Handy wallet fillers
- - Green dispensers
- - Free cash machines, but apparently only if you have a "bank account" that already has "money" in it
- - Five of them are hidden in this puzzle's longest answers
- - Features of many drive-thrus
- - Ersatz bankers
- - Equip. from NCR
- - Emergency cash sources
- - Emer. money sources
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