ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Diebold, Incorporated (NYSE: DBD) will demonstrate a concept solution that allows consumers to view or print the digital image of a processed check at an ATM in booth #900 at BAI's Retail Delivery Conference in Anaheim, Calif. this week.
According to Diebold, the use of electronic check retrieval methods can dramatically reduce check processing costs and reduce the time required to process checks.
"Check image retrieval at the ATM reduces branch and call center operating costs by moving these routine transactions to a lower-cost, self-service delivery channel," said David Bucci, senior vice president, Customer Solutions at Diebold. "In addition to providing consumers with a convenient access point to view or print the image of a previously written check, it's faster than the system currently used today."
Check image retrieval can take up to five or more business days to complete with the microfilm archiving systems currently in use, according to Diebold.
Added features such as the ability to order new checks, verifying the amount of a certain check and verifying whether a check has cleared may be added to an ATM to expand the transaction set available for customers.
