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Imagine a system that transforms your paper checks into electronic deposits. A system that reduces your expenses and helps you gain tighter control of your cash flow. A system that allows you to scan and deposit checks as soon as they are received, speeding cash flow the way e-mail accelerated the pace of personal and business communications.

With Union Bank’s Desktop Teller you can scan checks received from customers and issue deposits electronically to the bank. It’s the fastest way to turn check deposits into cash. Desktop Teller allows you to process your deposits through a compact scanning device located in your office. By utilizing this technology, you can make deposits into your account regardless of your geographic location or staffing issues—and without a trip to the bank!

Desktop Teller
The Desktop Teller scanner will scan and capture images of both sides of your checks, automatically verify your deposit total, search for duplicate items, and allow you to review the deposit. With Courtesy and Legal Amount Recognition (CAR/LAR) software, your deposits will be completed with the highest accuracy.

Desktop Teller allows you to review your deposit and check images before they are transmitted to the bank’s secure server. Once you have approved the transaction, your deposit will automatically post to your account.

What You Will Need
Desktop Teller is very simple to use. To run Desktop Teller, you will need a PC with Windows XP or newer operating systems with a USB 2.0 Port. You will also need the following:

Desktop Check Scanner and software
(available through the bank)

High Speed Internet Connection
(DSL or Cable Modem)

Benefits
Union Bank’s Desktop Teller offers a wide range of benefits and opportunities to business customers by reducing costs and increasing efficiencies!

Improved funds availability by eliminating transportation delays

Elimination of courier costs

Secure deposited funds with no physical security risk—the checks never leave your company

Increased office efficiencies

Consolidate your accounts—eliminates the need for separate accounts in different regions

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