Which of the following is NOT a function of an Automated Teller Machine (ATM)?

An Automated Teller Machine (ATM) primarily serves a range of transactional functions that enhance customer convenience by facilitating banking activities outside of traditional bank hours. One key aspect of an ATM is its ability to dispense cash, allowing customers to access funds from their accounts when needed. Additionally, ATMs can accept deposits, which enables customers to put money back into their accounts instantly.

Cashing checks, although not a universally available feature on all ATMs, is provided by some machines that have this functionality; it allows users to convert checks into cash without visiting a bank branch.

However, transferring money internationally is not a standard function of ATMs. While it is possible to perform certain types of transfers domestically, the complexities and regulations surrounding international money transfers typically require different systems or services, such as wire transfers through banks or international payment services. Therefore, the function related to transferring money internationally does not align with the standard capabilities of an ATM.