CME FCU Unveils Drive-Thru ATM With ImageCapabilities

May 27, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

WESTERVILLE, Ohio - (05/27/05) -- CME FCU has become one of the firstfinancial institutions to deploy a drive-thru ATM that has digitalimaging capabilities for deposit-taking. The system is based on NCRCorp's 'No Envelope' deposit technology which uses NCR's Persona90e freestanding, drive-up ATM and is processed by Metavante Corp.The ATM enables members to make deposits without using an envelopeand captures and image of any deposited checks and displays it on ascreen for member verification and then prints the image as areceipt. All currency notes can be inserted in onestack.

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