Coles Resumes Cash Deliveries With Armaguard Amid Fears of Cash Shortages

Published on March 28, 2024

Shoppers will continue to be able to withdraw cash at Coles this Easter after the supermarket giant resumes cash delivery services with the cash handling company Armaguard. This comes after Coles temporarily paused all currency orders with Armaguard until April 5 and reduced withdrawal limits for customers from $400 (US$261) to $200 due to concerns that the cash transit company could go into administration and cause cash shortages. However, shortly after Coles announced the pause, Armaguard told the supermarket that it was confident of staying financially viable in the long term, prompting Coles to resume delivery orders by the afternoon of March 28. “Coles can confirm that normal cash collection and processing services from Armaguard have resumed,” a Coles spokesperson said....

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