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Future-Proof Check Capture Technology

We are thrilled to introduce two new models: the CheXpress® CX35 and the TellerScan® TS250. These models add cutting-edge enhancements to our most popular remote deposit and teller check scanners, ushering in a new era of intelligence and future-readiness.

Explore Our Newest Innovations!

Check Imaging with an Intelligent Twist

Leading the way in teller and remote deposit technology.

Digital Check is the Secure Choice® in check scanners and cutting-edge image technology, depended upon by millions to deliver accurate and high-quality images in the bank branch or in remote deposit capture. Our check capture devices are among the industry’s most reliable, trusted by customers in more than 100 countries.

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, either through an embedded processor and API or a plug-in attachment. We’re ready for nearly any operating system or virtual branch environment.

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 for reliability is second to none in the business.

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Some of the most common scanner issues – and how to prevent them!

Our most popular TellerScan and CheXpress models now work on Mac!

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Replacing Reader/Sorters as They Reach End-of-Life

What to do as these massive machines reach their end-of-support dates?

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ID Capture: What It Is (and What It Isn't)

Scanning ID cards is useful in the branch — but is it for security, or something else?
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History Archives:
What's in a Name?

What did Digital Check do before digital, and before check scanners?

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Check 21 and the Environment

The cumulative impact of replacing paper check clearing has been staggering.

Our resource hub for everything you need to keep your device running smoothly.

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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.

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!

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USB Today, Network Tomorrow?

Our convertible USB-to-Ethernet scanners offes future flexibility for the branch of today or tomorrow.

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Introducing XpressCash

Our Avivatech division announces a new cash automation platform for retailers.

Trusted sites

Support Tips: Error After Windows 11 Upgrade?

A quick fix if your scanner gives the dreaded “Error Initializing Web Scan Hub” message.

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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 relatively niche video conferencing tool leapfrog the heavyweights? Simple: There was no sign-up requirement for the recipient.

The payments world could learn a thing or two from this!

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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.