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This Bolivian Startup Wants Taxis to Deliver Cash in Areas Without ATMs

The idea has already won a gold innovation award from El Ojo de Iberoamérica

The hope is for Blink's system to expand the number of ATMs in the country nearly twenty-fold.Ogilvy/Blink
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By Patrick Kulp

July 1, 2019

In a country with only around 40 ATMs for every 100,000 citizens, Ogilvy Bolivia is taking a page from Uber’s playbook to make cash more available on the go.

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Patrick Kulp is Adweek's senior reporter covering emerging tech.

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