13 May 2026
Access Computech At AIUCB Summit 2026
We spent two days in Pune discussing the payments ecosystem with cooperative banking leaders, policy makers, entrepreneurs, and banking compliance experts.
13 May 2026
We spent two days in Pune discussing the payments ecosystem with cooperative banking leaders, policy makers, entrepreneurs, and banking compliance experts.
It was a privilege to be part of the 10th Annual All India Urban Cooperative Banking Summit & Awards 2026 where we interacted with decision-makers, technologists, and operators from across India's cooperative banking ecosystem.
Access Computech exhibited at the event held in Pune on 8th and 9th May 2026, showcasing our solutions across biometric authentication, assisted banking, Micro ATM infrastructure, digital collections, and field-ready payment hardware to an audience that is actively modernising one of India's most important financial segments.
Cooperative banking in India operates at a scale and depth that formal banking channels often don't reach. The institutions at this summit serve members in semi-urban and rural geographies, run field collection workflows, and manage operations with lean teams. The infrastructure they need has to be practical first, and everything else second.
That context shaped what we brought to the floor. We presented our biometric authentication and payment solutions, with a particular focus on how they perform in real banking environments out in the field.
What stood out most for us was a consistent pattern across every conversation. Cooperative banks are no longer looking for isolated products. They are looking for secure, deployable, operator-friendly solutions that fit into their unique workflows without requiring significant technical overhead to manage.
Among everything we showcased, the A20 with Micro ATM solution drew especially strong interest.
The response made sense, it brings together biometric authentication, payments, and field usability in one integrated device, which is precisely what assisted banking at the last mile requires.
An operator can authenticate a customer via Aadhaar, process a transaction, and complete the workflow without switching between systems or depending on stable internet for every step.
One of the more meaningful conversations at the event was around what becomes possible when dependable hardware supports a well-built software layer.
ezPigmy’s software layer integrated with the Access Computech A20 hardware, is a strong example of this. It stitches together digital collections, reconciliation, receipt generation, and field-ready workflows into a system that cooperative banks can actually operate at scale. Payments, records, and reporting, handled end to end, on hardware that is certified, reliable, and already deployed widely across the country.
What stands out about this combination is how effectively they work together. When the hardware foundation is solid, the software built on top of it can do significantly more, and the institutions using it can depend on it.
To the AIUCB organising team, thank you for bringing together a summit that reflects the real priorities of cooperative banking in India today.
To everyone who visited our booth, asked the hard questions, and took the time to engage with our team, we look forward to continuing these conversations.
If you'd like to explore how Access Computech's biometric and payment solutions can support your banking operations, drop us a message. We're always happy to talk about what works in the field.