Payment Systems Remote Deposit Capture

In this post Check-21 world, Remote Deposit Capture (RDC) has emerged as one of the most attractive technologies enabled by advances in check electronification.  Simply put, RDC is a service that allows users to scan checks and transmit the images or ACH data to a bank for clearing.  By capturing checks earlier in the deposit process, not only banks but their commercial customers can realize considerable revenue increases and significantly reduce their costs.

Unisys brings the convenience and cost savings of Remote Deposit Capture to your corporate and merchant clients with the Unisys SmartSource Series, UEC Series and the Unisys MyVision X.

We listened to your requirements and developed the SmartSource™ Series – the most advanced series of remote capture devices in the market.  Its configuration flexibility, unique features and network connectivity capability will make all of devices in its class obsolete.

The SmartSource series is available in the Value series, Professional series, and Expert series product lines.  Based upon a common platform, the SmartSource series is driven by the powerful Unisys Device Suite, a web-based interface for all distributed capture devices offered by Unisys. 

The UEC Series is a low-cost, check image device that can convert checks to images at business locations and electronically deliver the information to a bank for processing.

The UEC Series comes in two models, UEC 6000 Series for front image capture and UEC 7000 Series for front and rear image capture.

For higher volumes, the Unisys MyVision X offers the convenience of three speed options from 30, 60 and 90 documents per minute (dpm) and 30 or 100 item hoppers.

This flexibility allows you to also select a check scanner for either a teller window or merchant site depending upon their volumes. 

A successful implementation of Remote Deposit Capture requires more than scanners and software—Unisys offers a complete set of order fulfillment services to further add value to the business case.