NEW IN-SEITZ SENSOR MAT BRINGS INTERACTION AND SECURE ONLINE BANKING TO BANKING KIOSK PRODUCT

ATLANTA, GA.--June 12, 2000-- In-Seitz, Inc.'s Banking Products Group (http://www.BankingKiosk.com), a Provider of Interactive Banking Kiosks, Unveiled a New Pressure Sensitive Mat at FutureBank 2000 in Dallas - Offering Enhanced Customer Interaction and Additional Security Needed for Online Banking.

"This new feature will enhance our kiosk's interactive response to customers as they walk up to a unit" said Michael Halbert, In-Seitz Sales Director. "For example the kiosk can greet customers and ask what banking feature they are interested in before touching the screen." Michael went on to explain that the sensor mat also provides the additional security banks require for online transactions through a kiosk. "Banks are very focused on the security of customer data - especially when accessed in public" explained Michael. "With sensor mats in place, our kiosks can protect user data (buy suspending the session) when the unexpected happens - like when a parent needs to run after a child." It is expected that this new feature will allow In-Seitz web-ready kiosks to become a migration tool for banks wishing to move customers to lower cost transaction models now possible with on-line banking. "Not only that," said Michael, "we also expect it to be a great solution for E-banks wanting a cost effective click and mortar presence."

Product Feature Overview:
The pressure sensitive mats, when integrated into the banking kiosk, serve two purposes:

1. To sense the presence of a customer at a kiosk and immediately respond. This response can include a customized greeting, with audio, visuals, or a video host that invites the customer to learn more about the bank and banking products.

2. Provide enhanced customer security when using online banking features at the kiosk. For example the screen and file caches are cleared when the customer walks away from the unit.

"This is just the beginning of a number of enhancements our development team has in the works" said Michael Halbert. "We are looking to bring private label branded content and enhanced loyalty programs to our kiosks in the very near future."    

                                            



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