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Triton, Select-A-Branch demo ATM solutions at BAI RD
November 13, 2008
LONG BEACH, Miss. — Triton Systems of Delaware will be displaying some of its tried and true entry-level, off-premises ATMs next week during the 2008 BAI Retail Delivery Conference & Expo in Orlando.
Triton's booth number is 2241.
The Triton booth also will feature a surcharge-free ATM and demonstrations of the Select-A-Branch ATM network. The Select-A-Branch Network, primarily located on the East Coast, offers financial institutions a pay-per-use structure with no upfront membership fees, making network participation affordable, Triton says.
ATM products that will be on display include:
- FT7000, with an envelope depository option and a check-scanning solution. The FT7000 features an Intel Pentium IV processor and Windows XP Pro and runs Triton's Prism ATM software with 912 or NDC emulation. The FT7000's architecture is fully XFS compliant.
- FT5000xp, which offers financial institutions control, integration and customized screens. It's built on an open architecture and supports 912 and NDC emulation, as well as TCP/IP communications. Triton's Prism software provides a simple HTML interface for customized screen content.
- RL5000xp offers a 10.4-inch LCD display and features open architecture, emulation and TCP/IP communications. Its configuration offers vendor independence through the XFS specification, and Triton's Prism software provides an HTML.
Industry OrganizationsTransaction ProcessingRetail / Off-PremisesNorth AmericaBank / Credit UnionTriton
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