The Secure Choice®
for High-Quality Image Capture
CheXpress CX35
TellerScan TS250
The Secure Choice®
for High-Quality Image Capture
Our newest scanners: CheXpress ® CX35 and TellerScan ® TS250
CheXpress® CX35
TellerScan® TS250
The Secure Choice®
for High-Quality Image Capture
SPEED AND SECURITY
ID SCANNING
Many of Digital Check’s newest scanners are equipped with ID scanners capable of capturing at up to 600 dpi to detect security features and help reduce fraud.
SPEED AND SECURITY
ID SCANNING
Many of Digital Check’s newest scanners are equipped with ID scanners capable of capturing at up to 600 dpi to detect security features and help reduce fraud.
Check Imaging with an Intelligent Twist
Leading the way in teller and remote deposit technology.
Teller Capture Experts
Our TellerScan® and SmartSource® Elite families are some of the most popular choices for teller capture the world over – but they can do a lot more than just scan checks. Full-color ID card scanning is available, and the modular ReceiptNOW® thermal printer rounds out the hardware for a full teller station.
Scanners with Network Intelligence
All of our main check scanner models offer network connectivity through an embedded processor and API. We’re ready for nearly any operating system or virtual branch environment using either an Ethernet connection or Ethernet over USB.
Assembled in the U.S.A.
We do our own design and engineering, manufacturing, and testing right here in the United States, with the majority of our product assembled domestically. Every check scanner assembled in the USA is 100% tested before it goes out the door. That’s why Digital Check’s reputation as The Secure Choice® is second to none in the business.
NEW ON THE DIGITAL CHECK BLOG:
As our microfilm division rolls out its latest digital reader, a look at our 65+ years working with microfilm:
NEW ON THE DIGITAL CHECK BLOG:
As our microfilm division rolls out its latest digital reader, a look at our 65+ years working with microfilm:
NEW ON THE DIGITAL CHECK BLOG:
As our microfilm division rolls out its latest digital reader, a look at our 65+ years working with microfilm:
Latest News at
Digital Check
We’ve once again renewed our companywide certifications for data security and related qualifications.
From prototyping to production, our engineers use the latest technology to get key components just right!
Cutting drivers out of the picture makes installation smoother, and macOS support is much simpler!
Some of the most common scanner issues – and how to prevent them!
Changing the Game for Chicago's Youths
Learn about an incredible story that began with a basketball game 55 years ago, and became a remarkable tale of unlikely friendships and a force for good in the community.
If you’ve ever wondered why the printing at the bottom of a check looks that way, this is for you!
We take some of the most common myths about blue light and your vision, and put them to the test!
Check 21 and the Environment
The cumulative impact of replacing paper check clearing has been staggering.
Replacing End-of-Life Reader/Sorters
What to do as these massive machines start reaching their end-of-support dates?
Scanning the Red Planet
Our cameras helped convert many of the original Mars images from radio signals into visible photographs more than 50 years ago.
What’s more, lessons learned from those early missions led to modern space probes using some of the same camera technology we use in check scanners today!
Digital Check History Archives: What's in a Name?
A look at the growth and history of our U.S. manufacturing operation from the 1980s to today!
Support Tips: Error After Windows 11 Upgrade?
A quick fix if your scanner gives the dreaded “Error Initializing Web Scan Hub” message.
Inside OCR:
How Your Scanner Reads Text
How your scanner uses some nifty twists on Optical Character Recognition to do its job!
How did a niche video conferencing tool leapfrog the heavyweights? Simple: No sign-up requirement for the recipient.
Perhaps the payments world could learn a thing or two!
What Are Those?
The reason for the little plastic tabs found inside your scanner track.
(Whatever you do, please don’t pull them off — we assure you, they’re not part of the packaging!)
How did scanners work before modern digital cameras were invented? Also: How machines see light differently than people.