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No, the first ever cash machine was born in Enfield Town. On June 27 1967, Reg Varney of 'On the Buses' fame became the first person to use a cash machine outside the Barclays Bank on Enfield High Street.
The ATM Card. Although the first card-accepting ATM came about in 1969, the first ATM card didn't come about until 1972. In the years between 1969 through 1972, you had to have a credit card to utilize an ATM. City National Bank of Cleveland issued the first ATM cards that allowed you to debit money directly from your bank account. You could only withdraw money from ATMs with these cards. You could not use them to make purchases.