ATM Service Simulator is a Java-based banking application built using Java Swing, AWT, and MySQL, developed in Apache NetBeans IDE. This project simulates real-world ATM functionalities, allowing users to perform secure banking transactions with a user-friendly graphical interface

ATM service that utilizes multiple modules within a package in Java to simulate a user using an actual ATM system.

ATM Simulator that do the main services in every ATM, (e.g. withdraw, deposit,...).

Java console ATM simulator built with layered architecture (Model, Repository, Service, UI) demonstrating OOP principles.

Out collaborative project "ATM Simulator System" is a ATM Software which provides varois funcationalities to the users like Login, Register, CheckBalance, PIN Change etc just like an ATM services. Also users can fill application forms for new Account Opening

Out collaborative project "ATM Simulator System" is a ATM Software which provides varois funcationalities to the users like Login, Register, CheckBalance, PIN Change etc just like an ATM services. Also users can fill application forms for new Account Opening

Mini simulator of ATM service where the balance is a subject helping to track his value during deposition or the process of withdraw

A Java-based ATM (Automated Teller Machine) simulator that provides essential banking services including user authentication, balance checking, deposits, withdrawals, and PIN management.

The ATM Simulator in Java provides a command-line interface for banking transactions, featuring admin and user modes. Admins can manage accounts, while users can perform transfers, withdrawals, and balance checks. Key features include 24/7 service, reduced human error, and enhanced security for improved customer service

Web-based ATM simulator with HTML/CSS UI, Java backend, and MySQL database, letting users log in, deposit/withdraw funds, check balances, view transaction history, and change PIN. To run: initialize the MySQL schema, deploy the Java service (e.g., via Tomcat or `java -jar`), then open the `index.html` in your browser.