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LONG BEACH, Miss. - Triton Systems has formed an alliance with Infonox, provider of turnkey solutions that deliver financial services through ATMs and other delivery channels, to provide financial institutions with an easy and cost-effective way to automate check deposits. Infonox has developed a solution that allows FIs to accept scanned checks at their ATMs and provide a touchscreen consumer interface for customer convenience.
According to a news release, Triton will display the solution Nov. 14-16 at its booth, No. 1719, during BAI's Retail Delivery Conference & Expo in Las Vegas.
Visitors will get a sneak peak of Triton's FT7000 with advanced functionality running Infonox software.
"We are pleased to be able to offer Infonox to complement our new full-function ATM. The combination of Infonox's application delivery platform and Triton's cost-efficient ATMs are the perfect choice for financial institutions of all sizes," said Triton president and chief executive Brian Kett.
Infonox software available through Triton also allows ATM owners to provide their customers with on-demand advance functionality, such as check cashing, bill payment and money transfer, as well as the option to purchase money orders, gift cards, and movie tickets.
Infonox software is already interfaced to the majority of check-image-processing systems, including SEI, IBM, Metavante Imagevision, Sterling Commerce, Wausau Financial, Kirchman and Jack Henry.
"We are delighted that Triton has selected Infonox software," said Safwan Shah, Infonox's president and CEO. "As partners we are in a great position to provide financial institutions with a solutions-based approach that can be adapted to changing market demands, and be able to offer our customers a myriad of hardware, software, transaction, and service choices."
Infonox software is compatible with Windows CE.Net and Windows XP and can be run on most Triton ATMs.
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