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In the self-service banking industry, consumers
have shown great interest in plastic money, which has given great
rise to card based transactions at ATMs and have gained great popularity
over the years. This however leaves a big market of self-service
banking customers that wish for an alternate delivery channel for
cash and cheque acceptance for transactions such as deposit, bill
payments and funds transfer. SMARTsuite is a complete range of products
that empower a Cash & |
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SMARTsuite fulfils the requirement
of those financial institutions that have a need to
accept direct payments from their customers through
cash/cheque deposited in cash/cheque accepting terminals
and effecting immediate online credit to accounts with
deposited amounts.
The traditional ways to deposit left much to be desired.
The customer had to either visit a branch to deposit
money through a teller or by semi-automated envelope
deposit through ATMs. Both methods had limitations.
Inconvenience and delays in queues, in making deposits
over the counter and no direct account credit in the
envelope deposit at ATMs, in both cases human error
was possible.
With SMARTsuite range of products, customers can deposit
cash and cheque at conveniently located CDMs without
the hassles as mentioned above. SMARTsuite allows customers
to have online realize |
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SMARTsuite has allowed
many banks, mobile companies and other financial institutions
to have a “SMART” alternative for cash customers
to do transactions on a SST.
SMARTsuite is currently being used by 55+ organizations
in various applications with features including the
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- Direct deposit to account
- Utility bill payment
- Various fee and tax payments
- Credit card bill payment
- Cheque deposit with direct image capture
- Currency exchange
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And most recently
SMARTsuite has allowed MTC Vodafone Kuwait to accept
transactions from debit card customers as well, enabling
the company to be the first utility company connected
to the local debit network, K-Net. |
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