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• October 26, 2009
• Beefed up RDC
• Digital Check Corp. rolled out its new check scanner series, TellerScan TS240, which features built-in scanner diagnostics. "Our goal is to deliver a foolproof and hassle-free user experience and to minimize help desk requirements for training and support," said John Gainer, Executive Vice President of Digital Check.
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• October 21, 2009
• San Diego CU, Desktop Scanner Help Ronald McDonald and Friends
• A little bit of Check 21 technology is helping North Island Financial Credit Union help one of its particularly special members help families get through some trying times. The Ronald McDonald House at Rady’s Children Hospital in San Diego is using a Digital Check TellerScan 230 at its new facility to capture donations and other checks as images and send them to the $1.5 billion credit union for processing.
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• October 15, 2009
• Fifth Third Bank Expands Footprint With Web-Based RDC Offering
• By shifting to a thin-client remote deposit capture (RDC) offering, Fifth Third Bank has been able to accelerate efforts to grow deposits and expand its geographic footprint. Remote deposit capture (RDC) technology has been a part of Fifth Third Bank's customer deposit acquisition strategy since 2005. A more recent effort, however, enabled the Cincinnati-based bank to deliver an RDC capability that better meets the needs of its commercial clients and, as a result, has put Fifth Third in a better position to expand its footprint, according to Matt Jarboe, the bank's VP and senior product manager.
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• September 28, 2009
• DentistryIQ.com: Found money: Using check scanners to save time and cut costs
• The cost of running checks to the bank for deposit is not cheap. Costs associated with time out of the office, theft, fraud, desk float and manual data entry definitely affect a dental practice’s bottom line.
  
  Adopting remote deposit capture (RDC) into a dental practice to electronically deposit checks eliminates these costs and reduces check-handling concerns. RDC refers to the ability to scan checks and deposit them electronically in a bank account. This process was made legal in 2004 when Congress passed the Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act (Check21).
  
  Trips to the bank are no longer needed to deposit valuable checks. Check21 technology, now widely used by financial institutions and small businesses, can be easily implemented in a dental office with little IT assistance to save time and cut costs.
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• September 10, 2009
• CFO Focus: How to Spot a Profitable Remote Deposit Capture User
• Most credit unions are well aware of the benefits of remote deposit capture. They know that offering the service to their small-business members increases convenience for the member, increases deposits in the account, creates processing efficiencies and strengthens banking relationships. However, they do struggle in knowing to which customers to offer the service.
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• June 22, 2009
• Addressing Issues Raised in FFIEC's Risk Management of Remote Deposit Capture
• In order to help financial institutions mitigate the risks of remote deposit capture, the Federal Financial Institution Examination Council released guidelines in January to highlight possible problem areas that need to be addressed.
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• November 1, 2008
• Bank Technology News - CheXpress CX30, RDC
• The world of small business remote deposit capture has been a boon for those who have jumped on the wave. According to Celent, there are nearly 15 million small businesses in the market for an RDC solution, and five million will become adopters over the next five years. Furthermore, by year's end more than 7,200 financial institutions will have an RDC solution, up from 3,800 at the end of last year.
  
  In late August, Digital Check Corp. began shipping its first batch of single-feed check scanner CheXpress CX30, its first mass-market offering. Celent senior analyst Bob Meara says the device is a perfect machine at the perfect time.
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• October 14, 2008
• Digital Check's Webinar
• (Size: 68.2 MB; File Type: MP4)
  Targeting New Bank Relationships Using Remote Deposit Capture. Learn how banks like Fifth Third are using Remote Deposit Capture as a strategic initiative to protect and gain market share and footprint. Find out strategies to going after the lucrative small business segment while controlling risk and achieving ROI.
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• September 30, 2008
• Scanners as Loss Leader at Synovus
• Synovus Financial Corp. is using check scanners as a loss leader in some of its local markets to retain the depositary business of its commercial clients, executives said. (Steve Bills, American Banker - Subscription Required to view full article.)
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• May 7, 2007
• A digital check scanner helps local banks and businesses to make the most of resources.
• And while the insurance, real estate and property management company normally sends three employees daily to the bank to handle the volume of said checks, lately, the process has been a bit brisker.
  
  Now, a bank branch fits neatly on a desktop, and all the day's deposits can be processed in five to 10 minutes...
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• March 1, 2007
• Remote Capture: Defining a Bank's Delivery Strategy
• Banker Kim Palmer knows that the best way to measure any transaction technology’s effectiveness and cost savings is through its displacement of labor and the increased efficiencies that technology brings both to the institution and its clients.
  
  St. Louis Bank purchases its TellerScan units, a product of Digital Check Corp. through WAUSAU. Digital Check, of Northfield, Ill., a leading manufacturer and distributor of electronic check scanners...
  
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