All-Star Terminals stocks check scanners from Digital Check, Panini, Epson, and MagTek for remote deposit capture (RDC), teller capture, and back-office check processing. Whether a merchant deposits a handful of checks a day or a bank branch runs hundreds an hour, we carry the scanner that fits the volume — with wholesale pricing for ISOs, resellers, and financial institutions and no minimum order.
Check Scanners by Brand
Digital Check
The Digital Check CheXpress CX30 (also available without inkjet or with franker) and the CheXpress CX35 are compact scanners for merchants and small offices. For higher volume, the TellerScan line includes the TS240-50, TS240-75, TS240-100, and the TellerScan TS250 in 55 DPM and 75 DPM versions.
Panini
Panini's Vision X / VX 50 and VX 100 cover mid- to high-volume capture, while the Panini I:Deal is a compact single-check option. See all Panini check scanners.
Epson & MagTek
The Epson CaptureOne is available in 30 DPM, 60 DPM, and 90 DPM versions with a 100-item feeder. The MagTek ImageSafe is a compact single-feed scanner suited to point-of-sale check conversion.
How to Choose a Check Scanner
Speed (DPM)
Speed is rated in documents per minute (DPM). Merchants depositing a few checks a day are well served by a compact single-feed scanner; offices processing batches should look at 50–100 DPM models.
Feeder capacity
Single-document feeders scan one check at a time. 50- and 100-item feeders let staff load a stack and walk away, which matters for daily batch deposits.
Inkjet endorser or franker
An inkjet endorser prints an endorsement or audit trail on each scanned check; a franker stamps the item as processed. Both help prevent a check from being deposited twice.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a check scanner used for?
A check scanner captures images and MICR data from paper checks so they can be deposited electronically through remote deposit capture, without a trip to the bank.
How much does a check scanner cost?
Compact single-feed check scanners in our catalog start around $445, while high-speed scanners with 100-item feeders and inkjet endorsers run up to about $1,600. Volume pricing is available for ISOs, resellers, and financial institutions.
Will these scanners work with my bank's RDC software?
Digital Check, Panini, and Epson scanners are widely supported by remote deposit capture platforms. Confirm the supported models with your bank or RDC provider before ordering, or contact us for help.