Bank technology

Colwich of Kansas to Offer ExtraNet RDC

Published January 17, 2008, 2:00 a.m. EST

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Updated January 16, 2008, 5:38 p.m. EST

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Colwich Financial Corp. of Colwich, Kan., has licensed remote capture software from LendingTools.com that it plans to offer to its business customers.

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The Wichita banking software company announced Monday that the bank holding company's community bank subsidiary, Legacy Bank, also of Wichita, would offer its ExtraNet RDC software to business customers under the brand name Remote Deposit Capture. Legacy customers can also purchase check scanners through a fulfillment Web site affiliated with LendingTools.

Legacy Bank said its customers have been requesting remote capture services. It said it chose to work with LendingTools.com because the vendor focuses specifically on the community banking market.

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