DENVER – Bellco CU yesterday said it has implemented CO-OP ATM Check Imaging from CO-OP Financial Services in its 50 ATMs.
CO-OP said its ATM Check Imaging enables credit union members to deposit checks and cash into ATMs without envelopes or deposit slips, and receive a scanned image of the deposit on their receipts.
The $1.9 billion Bellco has partnered with CO-OP Financial Services since December 2004, when it joined CO-OP Network.
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