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ID Image Capture: What It Is — and What It Isn’t
Note: The following is an excerpt from our guest article on the IBT Apps blog. Click here or follow the link at bottom for the
April 12, 2023
Note: The following is an excerpt from our guest article on the IBT Apps blog. Click here or follow the link at bottom for the
When we see the name Digital Check, most of us naturally associate it with one thing: the desktop check scanner, which has been our main
Explanation: This error code means that the scanning application cannot find the scanner. This message could be generated by either a bank’s deposit program, or
Explanation: The API for TellerScan and CheXpress scanners contains a configuration file that is named BUICSCAN.INI by default (this may vary depending on your bank
We’re fast approaching the 20-year anniversary of the Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act, also known as Check 21 – the 2003 law that
How your scanner uses OCR to read printed text, and where the magic happens Optical Character Recognition, often abbreviated OCR, is one of the most
As essential businesses, car dealerships and auto parts stores must be ready to accept all forms of legal tender, especially cash. Efficient cash handling is
Or: My scanner won’t work after upgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 11 Since the release of Windows 11 last October, an increasing number of
Did you know? The ReceiptNOW printer has adjustable guides that let it accommodate rolls of thermal paper anywhere from 2.25” (57mm) to 3.25” (83mm) wide.
Among unusual events that took place in 2020, the resurgence of drive-up banking might not be the first that comes to mind. Nonetheless, one of
In a recent related article, we answered the question of why pneumatic tubes in drive-up banking lanes can interfere with the magnetic reading ability of
(Note: This message was originally intended for our own employees, but we decided to post it publicly, since it could benefit any of our customers
