Scanner seizes market From: Kentucky Banker Magazine | Date: May 1, 1998| Author: Anonymous | Copyright Kentucky Bankers Association May 1998. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

A compact, high-speed, duplex countertop check scanner was introduced by Digital Check Corporation (DCC), based in Northfield, Ill., at FutureBank '98 in Kansas City, Mo.

TellerScan-400 is designed to let banks capture image and data from checks at the original point of deposit (branch, teller, ATM, remote) - which is expected to become a multimillion dollar market.

Needing just 6 x 12 inches of space, the scanner can significantly reduce the number of keystrokes, allow bank p...

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