Montana HB434 revises banking laws to clarify that an interactive teller machine does not constitute a branch bank under certain circumstances.
Montana HB434 amends banking laws to redefine "interactive teller machine" as an automated, unstaffed banking facility enabling customers to initiate sessions with bank personnel. The bill specifies that such machines do not qualify as branch banks. It also updates definitions related to financial institutions, electronic funds transfers, and other banking terms. The changes aim to clarify the role of interactive teller machines in banking operations.
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