Archive · 27 Jan 2026
Hitachi Employees Siphon Rs 1.38 Crore from ATMs
Some employees of a company that puts money into ATMs in Bengaluru took about Rs 1.38 crore for themselves.
This happened over time, and the company found out later.
The police are now looking into it.
Before this, there was another big robbery where people took Rs 7 crore from a cash van.
The police are trying to find out more about both incidents.
Employees of Hitachi Payment Services allegedly siphoned Rs 1.38 crore from ATMs in Bengaluru.
The money was intended for deposits into SBI and Axis Bank ATMs.
Police have registered two FIRs for amounts of Rs 80,49,800 and Rs 57,96,400.
The fraud was detected several weeks before the complaint was filed.
Police are investigating and seeking documents from the company.
- Who
- Employees of Hitachi Payment Services Pvt. Ltd
- What
- Siphoning of Rs 1.38 crore from ATMs
- When
- Detected several weeks before the complaint was filed
- Where
- Bengaluru
- Why
- To divert cash intended for ATM deposits
Company's Perspective
Employees' Perspective
Misappropriation of Funds
Company's Perspective
The company alleges that employees misappropriated funds meant for ATM deposits.
Employees' Perspective
No statement from employees' side is available in the articles.
- Amount Siphoned
- Rs 1.38 crore
- Company Involved
- Hitachi Payment Services Pvt. Ltd
- Banks Affected
- SBI and Axis Bank
- Location
- Bengaluru
- FIR Amounts
- Rs 80,49,800 and Rs 57,96,400
- Previous Incident
- CMS cash van robbery (Rs 7 crore)
