FEATURES
Paperless System
The future of banking with paperless operations revolutionize the transaction process for a truly seamless and clutter-free experience. By eliminating the need for paper, the Digital Desk empowers both tellers and customers to engage in a streamlined and efficient interaction, allowing them to focus on what truly matters – their banking needs.
Remote Banker
By embracing digitalization, the Remote Banker solution facilitates expedited processing of information and documents. By leveraging digital technology, banks can streamline their teller and banker operations with centralized hub, leading to cost reduction while anabling the simultaneous servicing of multiple branches.
Biometric Authentication
The incorporation of various biometric and other authentication methods, such as ID verification, palm vein scanning, fingerprint reading, and pin pad entry, empowers customers to complete transactions in their preferred manner while providing the bank with a wider range of options to streamline its processes.
Flexible Modularity
The Digital Desk’s flexible modularity enables banks to choose and integrate various components and functionalities based on their preferences and operational demands. Whether it’s the inclusion of specific hardware, software, or additional features, the Digital Desk can be easily customized and expanded to accommodate diverse banking experience environments.

Full Specifications
- Face Camera
- Temperature : 0°C ~ 40°C (32°F – 104°F)
- Humidity : 25% ~ 86%
- Height : 1,547 mm (60.91″)
- Width : 1,450 mm (57.09″)
- Depth : 1,153 mm (45.40″)
- Weight : 350 Kg (771.7 lbs)
- Front Access
- State of health indicators for all modules
- 43″ touch screen
- 15.6″ touch screen
- Laser printer
- ID scanner
- Handset
- Voice guidance
- Mobile phone charger
- Microsoft Windows® 10
- Proximity sensor
- EPP – PCI compliant (option)
- Palmvein scanner (option)
- Contactless reader – NFC integrated reader (via card, smartphone or smartwatch) (option)
- Card reader – Dip, EMV compliant (option)
- Barcode reader (option)
- 3D camera (option)
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