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CashEssentials Receives Two ATMmys International Marketing Awards

Categories : Cash is a social network
July 2, 2021
Tags : ATM, Cash, disaster recovery, Privacy and anonymity
At ATMIA’s 22nd Annual US Conference in Las Vegas last week, the association recognized the third annual ATMmy International ATM Industry Marketing Awards winners.
Communication Team / Equipo de Comunicación

This post is also available in: Spanish

CashEssentials is honoured to have received two awards:

The ATMmys are presented by the ATMIA International Marketing Forum (IMF) and designed to recognize the hard work and creativity required to promote cash and ATM products and services to businesses and consumers worldwide.

“My heartfelt congratulations to all this year’s worthy winners,” Mike Lee commented.

Live Free. Pay Cash.

In October 2020, CashEssentials promoted individual freedom and the benefits of cash through a digital campaign: “Live Free. Pay Cash.” At the time, cash was subject to significant negative publicity due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Designed with Paris-based media and brand communications agency Publicis Conseil S.A., it included visual elements with strong messages focusing on the intrusive use of algorithms, the risk of cybercrime, the loss of privacy, and the role of BigTech firms. The campaign was limited to France and used Facebook, Native, and Display Advertising Media which all received remarkable traction.

Live Free. pay Cash

The campaign aimed to raise awareness among the general public – sharing the message that cash is the most secure means of payment for everyday purchases, protects individual privacy, and avoids all tracking forms. The initial objective was to reach 17 million people, but after just five weeks, the campaign captured the attention of more than 40 million people showing that the topic is raising interest.

The Cash Cycle in Disasters

The Cash and Crises Portal is designed to offer aid agencies a closer look into the payments landscape, its stakeholders, and, more specifically, the overall cash cycle. The content focuses on lesser-known issues related to cash and its management, from the actual cost of various types of transactions to the role of central banks in crises, the unintended consequences of mobile payments, how foreign exchange works, and more.

The portal includes a series of 6 educational videos to illustrate how cash is managed for society in times of crisis. The six videos have been viewed over 300,000 times on Youtube.

Guillaume Lepecq, Chair of CashEssentials, said, “We are honoured that our efforts are recognized with these awards. It demonstrates the value of sharing best practices within the cash community and we look forward to working closer together in the future.”

Here is the complete list of award winners:

CONTENT category

DIGITAL category

VIDEO category

CASH PROMOTION category

This post is also available in: Spanish

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