ATM Banking System is a banking software application developed in ASP.NET. Automated Teller Machine, abbreviated as ATM,
is widely used all over the world to perform various banking
operations. With this ATM Banking System software, various tasks done by
a typical Bank Management Application can be done such as: adding
customer details, viewing customer cash withdrawal/deposit details,
manage banking accounts, generating pin, generating receipt upon
withdrawal of cash, and many more.
Only the source code and database files
of ATM Banking System Software are available for download at the moment;
these can be accessed from the download links in this post. Project
reports and documentation if found will be directly updated in the
download links.
ATM Banking System Project Abstract:
In banking system, different branches are present and these are connected to the main branch. So, the same bank
is located at different locations for providing the same type of
banking services. The manual method of managing these banks from one
location is difficult, but it can be easily done with an ATM software
application like this.
The overall banking procedure has become
much easier, comfortable and secured as well with ATM (Automated Teller
Machine). ATM has saved customers time for withdrawing balance,
checking recent transactions and checking bank balance from any
location.
With the proposed ATM Banking System,
bank management is easier with a more efficient platform for managing
customer details, managing their account and recording their transaction
history.
This project can help students
understand the operations that are involved in designing ATM software.
The proposed system is good; it has minimum features, but further
enhancements can be done by adding new modules, features and sub-systems
into this project.
Modules and Forms Overview:
This project comes up with the source
code for understanding the logical operations of every module
incorporated into this system. This application consists of various
forms which are again divided into sub-forms based on their functions.
The forms in ATM Banking System are:
- Create admin account
- Admin login/logout
- Create customer
- View customer
- Add customer account details
- View customer transaction details
- Customer card number
- Balance check
- Customer receipt upon balance check and cash withdrawal
The sub-forms in these forms: for
example, in case of create customer form, there are sub-forms with
information such as name, address, city, email address, contact info, card no., pin no., city, account type, account number and balance.
Now, coming to the modules, the basic modules of ATM Banking System project are:
- Admin Login: With this module, admin can log in to the system by providing username and password.
- Create Customer: With this form/module, new customers are added into the database of the system. This module contains information of the customer such as name, address, city, email address, contact info, card no., pin no., city, account type, account number and balance.
- View Customer Details: The information provided while creating a customer can be viewed by using this module. Bank account number and other relevant information are to provided to the system to use this module.
- Add Account Details: This module consists of sub-forms such as name, account number, credit fields, current balance, etc. that are required while adding account details.
- Customer Transaction Details: The details of customer transaction, i.e. withdrawal of cash from ATM is stored/displayed by this module. It shows the details with time of transaction and amount withdrawn.
Here’s a sample screenshot of the proposed system:

Conclusion:
ATM Banking System can be used as your
final year/semester project or mini/major project in ASP.NET. This
software development project will help you understand the design basics
of banking operations and transactions such as creating customer accounts, managing accounts, checking balance, etc. Overall, it gives a complete overview of a typical banking software integrated with ATM.