Triton ATMs for Sale
Triton has been building ATMs in the United States since 1994, and we’ve sold Triton since 1997 — from the day ATM Money Machine opened its doors. Triton is the American-made option. The machines are built in Long Beach, Mississippi by American workers, and they cost more than Genmega or Hyosung — that’s the tradeoff. For a lot of buyers that difference doesn’t matter. For some, buying American is the whole point, and it’s worth paying for. If that’s you, you’re in the right place.
Triton runs a tighter lineup than the other brands: three current models, all built on the same Argo platform — two freestanding retail units and one through-the-wall. Every Triton we sell ships fully programmed, backed by the same processing, monitoring, and after-sale support we put behind every machine. When you call, a real person who knows Tritons picks up. Whether you’re ready to buy a new or used ATM or still comparing brands, here’s the Triton lineup.
Shop Triton ATM Models
Triton currently makes three models: the Argo 12, the Argo 15, and the Argo FT. The Argo 12 and Argo 15 are freestanding retail units. The Argo FT is the through-the-wall model, available in walk-up or drive-up configurations. We also sell Hyosung and Genmega ATMs, which come in at a lower price point if American-made isn’t the deciding factor.
Shallow Cabinet: 57.2″H × 18.3″W × 19.75″D
Deep Cabinet: 57.2″H × 18.3″W × 26.3″D (Level 1) | 25.8″D (Business Hours)
Weight: 193–231 lb (Business Hours) | 615–655 lb (Level 1 Vault)
Note: Height may vary slightly depending on production year and configuration.
Triton Argo 12
Call for Triton Argo 12 pricing and configuration options.
Key Features
Triton Argo 15
The Argo 15 is the top-of-the-line freestanding Triton, designed for higher-end retail stores and financial institutions. The screen is a 15″ touchscreen, an upgrade from the 12″. It comes standard with an integrated topper. Like the Argo 12, it holds up to 8,000 notes and supports a wide range of dispenser and configuration options. It’s available with a standard business hours cabinet or an optional Level 1 safe for higher-security installations.
Call for Triton Argo 15 pricing and configuration options.
Shallow Cabinet: 57.2″H × 18.3″W × 19.75″D
Deep Cabinet: 57.2″H × 18.3″W × 26.3″D (Level 1) | 25.8″D (Business Hours)
Weight: 193–231 lb (Business Hours) | 615–655 lb (Level 1 Vault)
Note: Height may vary slightly depending on production year and configuration.
Key Features
Drive-Up/Thin Wall: 61.1″H × 22.6″W × 34.5″D
Drive-Up / Walk-Up Thick Wall: 61.1″H × 22.6″W × 40″D.
Weight: 315–724 lb.
Note: Height may vary slightly depending on production year and configuration.
Triton Argo FT
Through-the-Wall
Call for Triton Argo FT pricing and configuration options.
Key Features
Compare Triton ATM Models
| Model | Screen | Deployment | Max Capacity | Best For | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Argo 12 | 12.1″ (touch function keys) | Freestanding | 8,000 notes | Mid- to large-scale retail | From mid-$3,000s |
| Argo 15 | 15″ touchscreen | Freestanding | 8,000 notes | Higher-end retail, financial institutions | Call |
| Argo FT | 15″ touchscreen (+ 7″ rear) | Through-the-wall (walk-up / drive-up) | 9,000 notes | High-volume, 24/7, drive-up | Call |
Every Triton is EMV compliant, PCI 5 compliant, and ADA compliant, with a UL 291 business hours safe standard and a Level 1 safe available for higher-security installations. All three run on the same Argo platform, so parts and service carry across the lineup.
New vs. Used Triton ATMs
New Triton ATMs for Sale
New Triton ATMs start in the mid-$3,000s. We carry all three current models — the Argo 12, Argo 15, and Argo FT — and every new machine qualifies for our optional lifetime warranty, which covers parts and labor for the life of the machine. We’ve sold Triton since 1997, so if something comes up down the road, you’re working with people who’ve been on these machines from the start.
Used Triton ATMs
We don’t usually stock used Triton, and here’s the straight reason: Triton is a lower-volume brand these days. It sits at a higher price point and mainly appeals to buyers who specifically want an American-made machine — so used units just don’t come through often, and when they do, they don’t stay around long. If you’re set on Triton, new is almost always the way you’ll go. If you’re open to used to save on upfront cost, we usually keep used Genmega and Hyosung in stock instead — ask us and we’ll tell you what’s on the floor.
Why Buy Your Triton ATM from ATM Money Machine
We don’t just want the sale — we want to see you succeed. That’s why our customers come back when they need another machine, whether that’s a second location or building an ATM business of their own.
We’ve been selling Triton since 1997 — from the day we opened, and longer than most ATM companies have been in business at all. When something comes up with your machine, you’re talking to people who’ve been working on Tritons for nearly three decades, not a call center reading off a script. We handle everything: programming, processing, online monitoring setup, and support long after the sale. We stock parts, we answer the phone, and after nearly 30 years in business we hold an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. Wherever you are across all 50 states, we can get you a Triton and keep it running.
Triton ATM Pricing
Triton ATMs start in the mid-$3,000s. They cost more than Genmega or Hyosung — that’s the tradeoff for American-made. Give us a call and we’ll walk you through the options and help you figure out what makes sense for your location.
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FAQs About Triton ATMs
If American-made matters to you, the Argo 12 is the entry point for Triton ATMs. It’s a solid freestanding machine with a 12″ display, different dispenser options, and it fits most retail spaces. The Argo 15 is the step up — full 15″ touchscreen, more premium look, better suited for higher-end retail or financial institution environments. If you need a drive-up through-the-wall, the Argo FT is the Triton model to go with. It has both walk-up and drive-up configurations and holds up to 9,000 notes. No other brand makes a drive-up at this level for retail. Call us and we’ll help you figure out which makes sense for your location.
Triton ATMs start in the mid-$3,000s. They cost more than Genmega or Hyosung — that’s the tradeoff for American-made. Keep in mind that pricing varies depending on your exact configuration. Your cash capacity needs will decide what kind of cassette setup makes sense. A standard setup works for most locations. Higher-volume spots may need additional cassettes or dispenser upgrades. Other options like advanced electronic locks will also affect your final price. It’s always best to have a quick conversation with us so we can quote you an exact out-the-door price based on your needs.
Yes. Every Triton we sell ships fully programmed. We handle all processing setup before it leaves, so you plug it in, load it with cash, and you’re ready to go. Most customers are up and running in under 30 minutes.
Every new Triton comes with a standard parts warranty. We also offer an optional lifetime warranty covering parts and labor for the life of the machine. Call us to go over your options.