PNC Bank customers in the Lehigh Valley soon will be greeted less by human tellers and more by automated machines, especially when it comes to basic transactions.
The action comes in a multi-year financial conversion of a portion of PNC’s retail branch network, which will impact basic transactions made by human tellers in the past, Jason Beyersdorfer, who handles regional communications for the PNC Financial Services Group, told lehighvalleylive.com Wednesday.
The conversions initially began in the second quarter of 2022. A branch in Hanover Township, Northampton County was the first regional location to make the changeover in May. By early October, the branch at 61 N. 3rd St, in Easton and at 730 West Emaus Ave., South Allentown will be on the list to make the transition. There are other regional PNC Bank branches in the Bethlehem area, Fountain Hill, and Allentown area.
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