ATM Ticket

A scrap-purchase transaction settled by dispensing cash from an on-site ATM-style machine instead of writing a check or printing a kiosk voucher.

## What is an ATM ticket?

In a scrap or CRV operation, an **ATM ticket** is a transaction where the seller is paid via an on-site cash-dispensing machine immediately after the load is weighed and graded. The machine is loaded with cash by the operator and dispenses the exact payout amount printed on the ticket.

## Why operators use ATM payout

- **No checks to print or sign.**
- **Reduced theft exposure** — cash is locked in the machine, not in a drawer.
- **Faster turnaround** for the seller line.
- **Auto-reconciliation** — every dispense is logged against the ticket ID.

## Compliance & tax

ATM payouts still trigger the same **1099-MISC / 1099-NEC thresholds** and the same state-required seller ID capture (driver license scan, thumbprint where required).

## How WeighPay handles ATM tickets

WeighPay integrates with cash-dispense ATMs (CashAcceptors, Glory, NCR) — the scale ticket auto-triggers the dispense, the operator never handles cash, and every transaction is logged in the audit trail.

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