Not all cash recyclers are made or operate the same, but there are definitely some dominant market leaders when it comes to quality and strength of features. We are about to provide a side-by-side comparison of 2 market-leading recyclers; the Glory RBG-100 and the recently released Nautilus Hyosung MoniSafe 500.

As we evaluate cash trends in retail, we find the following metrics provide valuable insight into what the retail market is facing and how cash continues to provide challenges to operational expense.

Hyosung's MS500 cash recycler really changed the game for cash automation and there are features of the MoniSafe 500 that are truly exciting for a cash automation enthusiasts.

We wanted to take a moment to highlight some of the key enhancements featured in the MS500 over the functions in the Hyosung 400A. We hope to clearly demonstrate that the MS500 is a superior product and much better suited for most financial institutions.

The world we live and work in today is fueled and maintained by countless software applications. From the devices we use in our homes to the tools that help us perform our jobs; we have become dependent on current software to function throughout the day. Could you imagine if you had to pay a fee every time one of those software applications was updated or enhanced to be able to use your device or tool? That is the situation your organization could face without a software maintenance subscription for your branch self-service and assisted self-service solutions.

There has been a huge increase in the discussion of teller cash recyclers for use in branches to aid in gaining efficienc. Teller Cash Recyclers can be one of the most effective technologies in helping staff stay focused on the right things to help your institution not only survive, but thrive. Yet there have been implementations that haven’t gone as well as expected adI wanted to address a few of those concerns you may consider when deciding if teller cash recyclers are the best fit for your locations.