The seminar represents Digital Check’s first public event on the African continent, as well as an early look at remote deposit in the Middle East and North Africa region, where many countries have undertaken modernization of their banking systems as part of the Arab Payments Initiative (API) begun in 2005.
“The majority of countries in the MENA region have begun or have already completed a migration to electronic payments and settlement, including cheque truncation,” says Alex Trombetta, Digital Check’s vice president of international sales. “Many are looking into further extensions of the latest technology, and have the means to do so. We expect that education on remote deposit will help jump-start an important part of that modern payments experience.”
Topics covered in the seminar include general remote deposit trends, business cases and best practices; capturing and processing ultraviolet security features on checks and payment documents; and hardware solutions for scanning cheques.
As a component of the RDC Leadership Initiative™, Digital Check has been hosting educational seminars about remote deposit capture around the globe since 2012. This year’s series includes events planned in Brazil, Peru, London, Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore and Manila.
For more information, or to learn more about Digital Check’s scanners, visit www.digitalcheck.com.
