Brink's
The Brink’s Company is a global provider of cash and valuables management, secure logistics, ATM services, digital retail solutions, armored transportation, and related security services. The company traces its history to 1859, when Brink’s City Express began operating in Chicago. Over more than a century and a half, Brink’s evolved from an armored transportation business into a global financial-logistics and secure-commerce company.
Brink’s serves banks, retailers, government agencies, mints, jewelers, commercial organizations, and other customers that need secure movement, processing, storage, or management of cash and valuables. Current corporate information states that Brink’s operates directly in 51 countries and serves customers in more than 100 countries. For full-year 2025, Brink’s reported approximately $5.261 billion in revenue.
The Brink’s Company is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker BCO and is led by President and CEO Mark Eubanks. Current 2025 year-end workforce data shows approximately 63,600 full-time employees and 1,800 part-time employees, for roughly 65,400 employees overall. Around 89% of the workforce is located outside the United States.
804-289-9600
1-877-527-4657
This is the current Brink’s U.S. Customer Care number for customers who cannot use the Brink’s 24Seven support platform.
The Brink’s Company
1801 Bayberry Court
Richmond, VA 23226
United States
The Brink’s Company
1801 Bayberry Court
Richmond, VA 23226
United States
The company’s 2025 Annual Report and investor FAQ confirm this address as its global headquarters.
Customer Care: brinkscentralizedcare@brinks.com
Investor Relations: Jesse.Jenkins@brinksinc.com
Media: BrinksMedia@brinksinc.com
Secure Logistics, Cash Management, Armored Transportation, ATM Services, Financial Technology and Valuable Logistics
1859
Approximately 65,400 employees, including 63,600 full-time and 1,800 part-time employees as of December 31, 2025.
Direct operations in 51 countries, serving customers in 100+ countries.
Brink’s does not prominently publish public walk-in hours for its Richmond headquarters.
Brink’s provides secure armored transportation for cash, coins, checks, precious metals, and other valuables. Its armored operations connect businesses, banks, processing centers, ATMs, and other commercial locations through secure transportation networks.
Cash-in-transit solutions help businesses move physical cash safely between retail locations, banks, vaults, and processing facilities. Brink’s combines transportation, security procedures, tracking, and cash-handling expertise.
Brink’s provides cash processing, counting, reconciliation, deposit preparation, forecasting, and related services. These solutions help banks and retailers reduce the labor and risk associated with handling cash internally.
Brink’s Complete combines smart-device technology, cash management, and secure transportation to automate retail cash processes. Businesses can deposit cash into approved devices on-site while Brink’s manages collection and processing.
Brink’s smart safes count and secure cash at customer locations while creating digital transaction records. These systems can reduce manual counting, improve visibility, and support provisional credit arrangements where available.
Brink’s provides ATM replenishment, cash forecasting, maintenance coordination, transaction monitoring, and related management solutions. These services allow banks and ATM operators to outsource portions of ATM operations.
The company transports and loads cash into ATMs under controlled security procedures. Brink’s can combine replenishment with forecasting and maintenance services to improve machine availability.
Brink’s 24Seven is a digital customer-support and account-management platform. Business customers can use it to request service, manage certain account needs, and communicate with Brink’s support.
Brink’s digital retail products connect physical cash handling with digital reporting and account-management systems. These solutions are designed to help retailers manage cash more efficiently and obtain better visibility into deposits.
Brink’s Global Services specializes in the secure movement of high-value commodities and sensitive goods across international markets. Customers include jewelers, precious-metal companies, financial institutions, and other businesses requiring specialized secure logistics.
Brink’s transports and secures precious metals and other high-value commodities through specialized logistics networks. Services can include armored transport, storage, customs coordination, and international handling.
Secure storage solutions allow customers to hold cash, valuables, precious metals, or other sensitive assets in controlled facilities.
Brink’s-branded financial products include payroll cards and prepaid card services offered through separate programs and banking partners.
Businesses can use Brink’s for coin, currency, change-order, and cash-delivery services to maintain adequate till and drawer supplies.
804-289-9600.
804-289-9600
804-289-9600
804-289-9600
1-877-527-4657.
brinkscentralizedcare@brinks.com
Brinkscentralizedcare@brinks.com.
1-844-818-6210.
us.salesinfo@brinksinc.com
1-855-627-4657
1-877-849-3249
212-704-9500
Additional international BGS contacts include
1-212-869-7720
and
+44-208-831-5900.
800-363-2283
1-800-562-5625
804-289-9709
Jesse.Jenkins@brinksinc.com.
1-800-937-5449
Transfer Agent
Equiniti Trust Company, LLC.
469-549-6555
BrinksMedia@brinksinc.com.
Brink’s does not publish one universal public recruiting number.
Regional and operational contacts vary by country and market.
Brink’s local branches use location-specific operational contacts.
No universal public corporate emergency line is published.
1-800-447-9239
Important: Brink’s Home is affiliated in name only and is not managed by The Brink’s Company. Residential security-account questions should therefore go to Brink’s Home, not The Brink’s Company.
Business customers should first use Brink’s 24Seven when their account has access to the platform. Customers without access can call 1-877-527-4657 or email brinkscentralizedcare@brinks.com. Have your account number, location, service date, route or pickup information, invoice number, and any prior service-request number ready so the representative can locate the correct account efficiently.
For billing specifically, use 1-844-818-6210 instead of the general service channel. Customers dealing with international valuable logistics should use Brink’s Global Services, while prepaid-card customers should use the separate Brink’s Money contacts. These specialized channels are generally faster because Brink’s operates multiple distinct service lines.
If your issue is related to a residential alarm or home-security subscription, do not use The Brink’s Company corporate customer-service channel. Brink’s expressly states that Brink’s Home is only affiliated in name and that residential accounts are handled separately by Brink’s Home.
The Brink’s Company
1801 Bayberry Court
Richmond, VA 23226
United States
Phone: 804-289-9600.
1801 Bayberry Court
Richmond, VA 23226
This is the company’s current global corporate office and principal executive address.
The Brink’s Company
P.O. Box 18100
Richmond, VA 23226-8100
United States.
Brink’s U.S. correspondence also uses
P.O. Box 619031
Dallas, TX 75261-9031
for certain U.S. operational contacts. This should not be confused with the Richmond global headquarters.
Complaints against Brink’s can involve missed pickups, armored transportation service, billing errors, cash discrepancies, smart-safe problems, ATM servicing, employee conduct, card products, valuable shipments, or contractual service issues. Collect the account number, invoice, service date, location, deposit or shipment records, support tickets, and previous communications before escalating.
Use Brink’s 24Seven first if your company has access. Otherwise, call 1-877-527-4657 or email brinkscentralizedcare@brinks.com. Explain the problem, provide the affected account and service location, and request a case or ticket number for tracking.
Billing complaints should be directed to 1-844-818-6210, while Brink’s Money, Global Services, supply support, or other specialized products should use their dedicated contacts. Sending a specialized issue to the correct department reduces delays and ensures the staff reviewing it have access to the relevant records.
If the first representative does not resolve the problem, request escalation to a supervisor or operations manager. Provide the original case number, dates, locations, cash or deposit information, and names of prior representatives. For service failures involving repeated pickups or route problems, ask for operational management review.
Send written complaints to Brinkscentralizedcare@brinks.com. Clearly describe what happened, when it occurred, the amount involved where relevant, what Brink’s has already done, and the requested resolution. Written correspondence is particularly useful for billing disputes, cash discrepancies, and repeated service failures.
For serious unresolved corporate matters, send written correspondence to The Brink’s Company, 1801 Bayberry Court, Richmond, VA 23226. Include copies of previous support correspondence, invoices, case numbers, and any contractual documentation relevant to the dispute.
Security incidents, high-value shipment claims, cash-loss investigations, prepaid-card disputes, and Global Services problems require specialized handling. Use the program-specific or contractual claim procedure rather than relying only on ordinary Customer Care.
The appropriate regulator depends on the service involved. Prepaid-card matters can involve banking or consumer-finance regulators, transportation and workplace issues can involve different federal or state agencies, and public-company securities matters fall under securities regulators.
Consumers using Brink’s Money products may have additional rights through the issuing bank, payment-network dispute process, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, or applicable state consumer agency. Commercial customers should also review insurance and contractual claims procedures if money or property is missing.
Commercial Brink’s agreements may contain negotiated claims, limitation-of-liability, arbitration, venue, or litigation provisions. If a large cash loss, contractual breach, or unresolved high-value shipment dispute remains, review the governing service agreement and obtain appropriate legal advice before initiating formal proceedings.
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