DepositNow works with most major brands of check scanning equipment. We are a licensed reseller of quality scanners from Panini, RDM and MagTek, and we also produce our own scanner designed specifically for the DepositNow system.

DepositNow Scanner

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Our own DepositNow check and document scanner is the least expensive scanner on the market today, at roughly
half the cost of other comparable equipment.

Type: Single-feed
Max speed: 10 checks/minute (approx.)
Network compatible: No

Special features: Can also work as a regular scanner with many common imaging programs. Scans in full color up to 600x1200 dpi resolution.

RDM ec7000i

An alternative single-feed scanner compatible with all versions of DepositNow.

Type: Single-feed
Max speed: 10 checks/minute (approx.)
Network Compatible: Yes (optional)

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Panini MyVisionX

Ideal for scanning large batches of checks, the Panini MyVisionX has a hopper than can hold 100 documents.

Type: Hopper-fed
Max speed: 30, 60 or 90 checks/minute
Network Compatible: No

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Panini MyVisionSD

Another member of the Panini MyVision series, in a
single-feed model and affordably priced.

Type: Single-feed
Max speed: 10 checks/minute (approx.)
Note: Can be upgraded to high-speed version

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MagTek Excella

The MagTek Excella is a hopper-fed scanner with built-in Ethernet compatibility for office networks.

Type: Hopper-fed
Max speed: 30 checks/minute
Network Compatible: Yes

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MagTek STX

A single-feed MagTek device that can also scan ID cards and has optional full-color scanning.

Type: Single-feed
Max speed: 10 checks/minute (approx.)
Network Compatible: Yes

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Digital Check TellerScan Series

We do not sell Digital Check scanners directly; however, DepositNow is compatible with a number of scanners from the TellerScan series. Contact us to find out if your existing scanner will work with our system.

Type: Hopper-fed
Max speed: Up to 120 checks/minute

To start, try looking at our Choosing a Check Scanner Guide for a side-by-side comparison of each model's features. Click here for a downloadable PDF version.

You should ask yourself the following questions when considering a scanner:

How many checks a day will I be depositing?
If you handle a low number of checks, a single-feed scanner should get the job done and be less expensive. For larger volumes, a hopper-fed model will save you time. We've found the tipping point to be about 40-50 checks in a day.

Does my software let me
do batch uploads?
If you have to be signed in and connected to a Web server before you scan checks, waiting for your checks to upload one at a time may mean a single-feed scanner will be just as fast as a high-speed model. Check ahead of time to avoid spending too much.

Do I need to hook my scanner up with my office network?
If so, only certain models offer this capability. We've made sure we offer both a high-speed and a single-feed scanner to support this option.