Rundash Cash — now operating as Meirtran — is headquartered in Rockford, Illinois, and markets itself as the #1 ATM provider in the Midwest. Here is what that means for your Arizona business.
Rundash Cash — currently rebranding to Meirtran ATMs — is headquartered at 5617 Sockness Dr, Rockford, Illinois, approximately 1,800 miles from Phoenix. Their own homepage describes the company as "a leader in the ATM service industry for the greater Chicago land area" and the "#1 ATM provider in the Midwest." They list no physical Arizona address and no Arizona-based staff. Their Arizona page was built to capture search traffic, not to reflect an operational presence in the state.
Fort Yuma ATM is headquartered in Yuma, Arizona with a second operations base in Phoenix, AZ. Our trucks, our cash, and our background-verified W-2 employees are already on the road in the Valley. When your ATM needs attention, we dispatch from Arizona — not from a ticketing system in Illinois.
The key question to ask any ATM provider:
"Where are you actually located, and who specifically will show up at my business?"
A company can list every Arizona city on their service page. What matters is whether their employees are physically in those cities — or whether they are coordinating service from 1,800 miles away.
Fort Yuma ATM's answer: Yuma and Phoenix, Arizona.
You do not have to take our word for it. Here is what Rundash Cash says about themselves on two different pages of their own website.
Rundash Cash's homepage and footer describe the company as "a leader in the ATM service industry for the greater Chicago land area" and "#1 ATM Provider in the Midwest." Their contact address is in Rockford, Illinois. Their service area dropdown leads with Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Iowa, and Michigan.
This is an honest, accurate description of a Midwest-based ATM company with strong regional roots.
Their Arizona service page claims they are the "#1 Arizona ATM Provider" — with no explanation of how a company headquartered in Rockford, Illinois, achieves that standing in a state 1,800 miles away.
The same company. Two different #1 claims. Two different markets. No Arizona address, no Arizona staff listed, and no clarification of how service is actually delivered in your city.
Logistical realities, not opinions — here is how the two models actually work.
| Feature | Rundash Cash / Meirtran (Illinois) | Fort Yuma ATM (Arizona) |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | ✗ Rockford, IL | ✓ Yuma & Phoenix, AZ |
| Own Market Positioning | ✗ Self-described "#1 in the Midwest" | ✓ Arizona-only focus |
| Company Identity | ✗ Mid-rebrand: Rundash Cash → Meirtran | ✓ Stable, single brand |
| Who Fills the Cash? | ✗ "Large network of local ATM operators" | ✓ In-house, background-verified employees |
| Emergency Response Time | ✗ Dependent on network availability in AZ | ✓ Same-day / 4-hour dispatch guarantee |
| Physical AZ Presence | ✗ No listed Arizona address or staff | ✓ Yuma HQ + Phoenix operations base |
| Who You Call | ✗ National 800 number | ✓ The owner, directly, by text or phone |
| Contract Flexibility | ✗ Standard terms | ✓ Free buyout of existing contracts |
Rundash Cash sells new and used Hyosung and Genmega ATMs through their online shop with free shipping. They offer ATM processing, programming guides, error code references, and training resources — a solid equipment and education platform for ATM operators and business owners who want to manage their own machines. Their strength is clearly in the Midwest markets they know well.
Fort Yuma sells new Hyosung Halo II and Genmega G2500 ATMs with full EMV-compliant programming included and no hidden setup fees. Every machine ships pre-programmed to your processor. Our Arizona team handles master keys, firmware, and all required processing paperwork — you bolt it down and start earning. Lifetime technical support comes from the same people who set you up, not an 800 number routing to Illinois.
Rundash Cash offers free ATM placement with commission splits starting at $0.50 to $1.50 per withdrawal. For cash loading, their Arizona page states they use a "large network of local ATM operators" — meaning the person filling your machine is not a Rundash Cash or Meirtran employee, but a local contractor sourced through their network. Coordination of that network happens from Rockford, Illinois.
Fort Yuma's free ATM placement program puts one of our machines in your business at zero cost. We own the ATM, we fill it with our cash, and our background-verified employees handle every cash load. There is no contractor network, no Illinois coordination layer, and no uncertainty about who is managing your machine and your cash.
It's 10:00 PM on a Friday in Scottsdale. Your ATM goes offline. Here is how the two models respond.
Your ATM is down for the weekend. The contractor who arrives has no direct relationship with the company you signed with — and their accountability ends when the ticket closes.
No ticket. No waiting. No contractor from a network you've never met showing up at your business.
Fort Yuma ATM is not a Midwest company with an Arizona landing page. We have trucks on the road and technicians in the neighborhoods your customers come from.
Rundash Cash has built a legitimate business serving Chicago, Rockford, Milwaukee, and the broader Midwest. That is their market, and their homepage says so directly. But describing yourself as the Midwest's #1 on one page and Arizona's #1 on another does not make either claim true in the market that matters to you.
When you work with Fort Yuma, you work with people whose livelihood depends on Arizona ATMs staying online. We drive the same freeways, service the same neighborhoods, and have a direct financial stake in your uptime — something no company operating from 1,800 miles away can match.
Rundash Cash appears to be in the process of rebranding to Meirtran ATMs. The website domain remains rundashcash.com, but the company name, logo, email address, and branding throughout the site now display as Meirtran. Their physical address is 5617 Sockness Dr, Rockford, IL 61109. For Arizona businesses, it is worth clarifying which company name you are contracting with before signing any agreement.
Rundash Cash, now operating as Meirtran, is headquartered at 5617 Sockness Dr, Rockford, Illinois 61109. Their own homepage describes them as the #1 ATM provider in the Midwest and a leader in the greater Chicago land area. Fort Yuma ATM is headquartered in Yuma, Arizona with a second operations base in Phoenix.
Rundash Cash / Meirtran lists no Arizona-based staff or physical office. Their primary operations and service focus is the greater Chicago and Midwest area per their own homepage. Fort Yuma ATM operates with in-house, background-verified W-2 employees based in Yuma and Phoenix, Arizona.
No. Fort Yuma ATM offers free installation and free ATM placement. In many cases, we can buy out your existing contract or simply replace your current machine at zero cost to you. Contact us to discuss your specific situation — there is no obligation.
Our standard service commitment for the Phoenix metro area is same-day or a 4-hour dispatch. Because our technicians run dedicated local routes throughout the East and West Valley, we can respond significantly faster than a national contractor network dispatching from Illinois.
Ask the company directly: do you have W-2 employees in Arizona who will respond to my location? Check their Contact page for a physical Arizona address — not a P.O. Box or virtual office. Fort Yuma ATM is physically headquartered in Yuma, AZ with operations in Phoenix. Rundash Cash / Meirtran lists a Rockford, Illinois address and describes itself as a Midwest-focused company.
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