A flexible, Windows based, open standards terminal platform with multi-vendor device support for ATMs and self-service platforms that can transform into a robust enterprise banking solution. VISTA is designed to deploy one advanced single run time application across your entire self-service network.
VISTA provides support for the following business functions and services. Some are enabled by default in the VISTA Application while others will require additional PS effort to enable.
Versatile in the way software is installed, updated and managed using Fit Client architecture
Software is run locally at the ATM to allow a rich UI
VISTA provides flexible features to improve the customer experience and optimize operational support of the user experience (UX) across the self-service fleet.
VISTA has built in security features to lock-down the Windows Desktop, harden the operating system and support the security requirements mandated by VISA and MasterCard.
The VISTA platform supports the CEN/XFS standards for peripheral devices and as a result any device driver conforming to the specified standard can be used with VISTA. If a service provider does not exist for a peripheral, Diebold Nixdorf also has the ability to develop service providers for new peripherals and/or provide platform support for a proprietary device interface.
VISTA is continually certified with new hardware from multiple vendors and regularly certified with new versions of the vendor’s XFS Service Providers. If a vendor is not listed in the chart, it means that Diebold Nixdorf has not gone through a certification on the hardware in Diebold Nixdorf’s lab. It does not mean that VISTA will not run on the terminal – please contact your Diebold Nixdorf account representative for more information.
VISTA provides device support for a variety of different peripheral types.
Display Monitors
VISTA provides a flexible component based connectivity and messaging options. The message framework provides support for a variety of standard protocols in addition to providing the framework for bank extension of the messaging interfaces.