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<\/a><\/h1>\nEach location has been equipped with Wavetec\u2019s <\/span>WT CQuick24 Bulk Cash Deposit Machine<\/b><\/a>, a secure self-service platform designed for high-volume banking environments, certified by the State Bank of Pakistan. The solution enables customers to deposit multiple banknotes independently, up to 200 notes in one go, verify the accepted amount and receive immediate transaction confirmation without relying on a teller.<\/span><\/p>\nThe deployment supports a hybrid branch model in which technology handles eligible routine transactions while employees remain available for advisory services, exception handling and more complex customer requirements. This approach is particularly relevant in markets where digital banking continues to grow but cash deposits and physical banking locations remain important.<\/span><\/p>\nWavetec pioneered Cash Deposit Machines (CDMs) in Pakistan and holds a leading market share of over 60%. Its CDMs are trusted by major financial institutions, including Bank Alfalah, with more than 450 machines, and Bank AL Habib, with over 170 machines, among others. Wavetec also maintains an extensive L1 and L2 support network across all four provinces, providing 24\/7 assistance under strict SLAs and supporting uptime of up to 99.99%.<\/span><\/p>\nResearch supports the continued value of combining physical banking access with self-service technology. Accenture found that <\/span>67% of consumers value seeing branches in their communities<\/b> because they represent stability and availability. The same research found that <\/span>63% of consumers turn to branches to resolve specific or complicated problems<\/b>. Rather than eliminating the physical branch, banks can redesign it around self-service for routine transactions and human support for higher-value interactions.<\/span> Accenture\u2019s Global Banking Consumer Study<\/span><\/a><\/p>\nA Global Full-Stack Technology Partner<\/h2>\n
Wavetec is a global customer experience and banking automation company with international offices and solutions deployed across more than <\/span>80 countries<\/b>. <\/span>As a full-stack technology provider<\/b>, Wavetec brings together purpose-built kiosk hardware, transaction software, middleware, enterprise monitoring, analytics, integration and lifecycle support. Its teams design and develop the physical machines, customer interfaces and centralized management platforms required to operate a distributed self-service network. This unified model gives banks one accountable technology partner across solution design, deployment, core-system integration and after-sales support. Wavetec\u2019s international experience is supported by local implementation capabilities in Pakistan, helping financial institutions apply globally developed technology to domestic banking requirements. The MCB Bank rollout demonstrates how this combination can support a coordinated deployment across multiple locations while maintaining consistent technology and service standards.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/h1>\nThe Challenge: Modernizing Cash Deposits Across the Branch Network<\/h2>\n
Cash deposits are repetitive but operationally important banking transactions. When they are handled exclusively at counters, customers must wait for an available teller, while branch employees spend time receiving, counting, verifying and recording cash.<\/span><\/p>\nThe operational impact becomes more visible during salary periods, business closing hours and other peak transaction windows. Higher deposit volumes can increase counter pressure and affect customers visiting the branch for services that cannot be completed through self-service.<\/span><\/p>\nMCB Bank required a solution capable of:<\/span><\/p>\n\n- Providing an independent cash-deposit channel<\/span><\/li>\n
- Supporting bulk banknote acceptance<\/span><\/li>\n
- Reducing dependence on teller-assisted deposits<\/span><\/li>\n
- Maintaining transaction accuracy and security<\/span><\/li>\n
- Integrating with the bank\u2019s approved systems<\/span><\/li>\n
- Providing consistent service across multiple locations<\/span><\/li>\n
- Giving operational teams visibility into machine and transaction activity<\/span><\/li>\n
- Creating a scalable foundation for future self-service expansion<\/span><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
The challenge was therefore broader than installing standalone machines. MCB Bank needed a connected self-service environment combining secure hardware, configurable software, enterprise integration and centralized operational control.<\/span><\/p>\nThe Solution: 40 WT CQuick24 Cash Deposit Machines<\/h2>\n
Wavetec deployed <\/span>40 WT CQuick24 Bulk Cash Deposit Machines across 40 MCB Bank locations<\/b>.<\/span><\/p>\nThe CQuick24 is designed to automate cash acceptance while providing customers with a clear, guided deposit journey. It combines industrial-grade banking hardware with software that can be configured around the bank\u2019s approved transaction rules, branding, authentication methods and integration architecture.<\/span><\/p>\nThe solution supports the complete deposit process:<\/span><\/p>\n\n- The customer begins the transaction through the touchscreen interface.<\/span><\/li>\n
- The customer provides the required account or authentication information.<\/span><\/li>\n
- Banknotes are inserted into the bulk cash acceptor.<\/span><\/li>\n
- The machine counts and validates the submitted notes.<\/span><\/li>\n
- The customer reviews the accepted amount.<\/span><\/li>\n
- The transaction is submitted to the connected banking environment.<\/span><\/li>\n
- A confirmation and printed receipt are generated.<\/span><\/li>\n
- The machine records the transaction for reconciliation and operational reporting.<\/span><\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
This process allows eligible cash deposits to be completed independently while maintaining a digital record from transaction initiation to final confirmation.<\/span><\/p>\nWT CQuick24 Product Features<\/h2>\nBulk Banknote Acceptance<\/h3>\n
The WT CQuick24 can support escrow-enabled acceptance of up to <\/span>200 notes in a single transaction<\/b>, subject to the deployed configuration and the bank\u2019s transaction limits. Its total storage capacity can reach up to<\/span> 20,000 notes and multiple currencies for high-volume deposits (optional to extend to 30,000 notes) <\/b>.<\/span><\/p>\nBulk acceptance is particularly valuable for business customers and other users who need to deposit more than a small number of notes. Instead of feeding banknotes individually or dividing a deposit into several smaller transactions, customers can submit larger batches through one guided workflow.<\/span><\/p>\n19-Inch Multitouch Interface<\/h3>\n
A <\/span>19-inch PCAP multitouch display<\/b> provides a clear interface for account information, deposit instructions, accepted banknote values and final confirmation.<\/span><\/p>\nThe customer interface can be adapted to MCB Bank\u2019s branding and approved transaction journey. Multilingual functionality can also be configured according to customer and regional requirements.<\/span><\/p>\nSecure Cash Storage<\/h3>\n
The machine incorporates a <\/span>40 mm concrete-filled vault<\/b>, protected acceptor hopper and dedicated door locks. A Dormakaba digital lock and combination safe lock provide additional control over access to stored cash.<\/span><\/p>\nDoor sensors, hardware-status indicators and configurable alerts help operational teams detect access events and component conditions. These controls are intended to protect both deposited cash and the physical integrity of the machine.<\/span><\/p>\nCustomer Authentication<\/h3>\n
Depending on the approved configuration, the platform can support card-based, account-based and cardless deposit journeys. An optional <\/span>500 DPI fingerprint reader<\/b> can provide an additional biometric authentication method where required by the bank\u2019s policies.<\/span><\/p>\nMobile-prestaged transactions can also be enabled through QR-based workflows, allowing customers to prepare selected transaction information before reaching the machine.<\/span><\/p>\nTransaction Confirmation<\/h3>\n
An integrated receipt printer provides customers with a physical record of the completed deposit. The transaction can also be assigned a unique reference for reconciliation with backend banking records.<\/span><\/p>\nThis creates a traceable relationship between the customer interaction, cash accepted by the machine, transaction posting and final confirmation.<\/span><\/p>\nFlexible Installation<\/h3>\n
The WT CQuick24 is available in <\/span>front-access and rear-access configurations<\/b>, allowing the physical servicing model to be selected according to the location.<\/span><\/p>\nFront-access models can support standalone or lobby deployments, while rear-access configurations allow authorized teams to service the machine from a controlled area behind the unit.<\/span><\/p>\nEnterprise Connectivity<\/h3>\n
Ethernet, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity options support communication with the approved banking and device-management environment.<\/span><\/p>\nOpen APIs and middleware can be used to connect the cash-deposit workflow with relevant banking systems. The final integration structure, authentication process and posting logic remain subject to MCB Bank\u2019s approved architecture and security policies.<\/span><\/p>\nViaOS and Smart Connect Middleware<\/h2>\n
The deployment extends beyond the physical Cash Deposit Machines.<\/span><\/p>\nViaOS<\/b>, Wavetec\u2019s enterprise self-service platform, can support the development, deployment and management of customer-facing applications across the machine network. It allows banks to configure transaction journeys, maintain consistent interfaces and introduce additional services without treating every CDM as an isolated application.<\/span><\/p>\nSmart Connect Middleware<\/b> provides a centralized integration layer between the CDMs and the bank\u2019s approved systems. Its capabilities can include:<\/span><\/p>\n\n- A single integration point across connected machines<\/span><\/li>\n
- Open APIs for banking-system integration<\/span><\/li>\n
- Transaction and device-status monitoring<\/span><\/li>\n
- SMS and email alerts<\/span><\/li>\n
- Cash and inventory visibility<\/span><\/li>\n
- User and access management<\/span><\/li>\n
- Operational dashboards<\/span><\/li>\n
- Detailed reports<\/span><\/li>\n
- Trip and collection management<\/span><\/li>\n
- Predictive replenishment support<\/span><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Centralized management is particularly important in a 40-location deployment. Operations teams require visibility into machine availability, cash capacity, component health, transaction activity and servicing requirements without relying entirely on manual reporting from individual locations.<\/span><\/p>\nAI-assisted analytics can strengthen this operating model by identifying unusual device behavior, detecting transaction patterns and supporting predictive cash-collection or replenishment planning. The activation of these capabilities depends on the final platform configuration and MCB Bank\u2019s approved operational rules.<\/span><\/p>\nBuilding a Smarter Branch Model<\/h2>\n
The MCB Bank deployment reflects a broader transition from counter-dependent branches toward digitally enabled service environments.<\/span><\/p>\nMcKinsey estimates that a properly implemented smart-branch model can generate a <\/span>60% to 70% improvement in branch effectiveness<\/b>, measured through a combination of cost savings and increased sales. Its research also recommends moving more than <\/span>90% of simple customer activities<\/b> toward assisted or self-service formats, allowing branch employees to focus on higher-value interactions.<\/span> McKinsey\u2019s research on branches for the digital age<\/span><\/a><\/p>\nFor MCB Bank, cash deposits represent a practical transaction to migrate because the customer journey is repeatable, structured and supported by automated banknote validation.<\/span><\/p>\nThe 40-machine rollout can help create several operational benefits:<\/span><\/p>\n\n- More customers can complete deposits without joining teller queues.<\/span><\/li>\n
- Branch employees can spend less time on repetitive cash acceptance.<\/span><\/li>\n
- Deposit capacity can be distributed across multiple service points.<\/span><\/li>\n
- Customers gain a more predictable transaction journey.<\/span><\/li>\n
- Cash activity can be monitored through centralized operational data.<\/span><\/li>\n
- Locations can support deposit transactions beyond conventional counter availability, depending on placement and access policies.<\/span><\/li>\n
- The bank gains a scalable foundation for introducing additional self-service services.<\/span><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
These are expected operational benefits of the deployed solution. Transaction volumes, adoption rates, availability and customer-experience improvements should be measured after an agreed reporting period before numerical results are published.<\/span><\/p>\nBalancing Self-Service with Human Support<\/h2>\n
Self-service technology is not intended to remove human support from the branch. Its purpose is to direct appropriate transactions toward a faster automated channel while preserving employee availability for customers who need assistance.<\/span><\/p>\nDeloitte found that <\/span>68% of surveyed consumers considered proximity to branches and ATMs important or very important when selecting their primary bank<\/b>. More than four in ten respondents visited a branch at least once per month, while branch and contact-centre satisfaction had at least twice the effect on overall satisfaction as online or mobile-channel satisfaction.<\/span> Deloitte\u2019s global digital banking research<\/span><\/a><\/p>\nThis reinforces the importance of designing CDM deployments as part of the complete branch experience. Clear instructions, intuitive interfaces, appropriate placement, visible customer support and reliable transaction confirmation all influence whether customers trust and adopt the new channel.<\/span><\/p>\nMCB Bank\u2019s deployment can enable branch teams to guide first-time users toward the CDMs and support them during the initial adoption period. As customers become familiar with the process, routine deposits can increasingly shift toward independent self-service.<\/span><\/p>\nSecurity, Governance and Relevant Certifications<\/h2>\n
Security is a central requirement for any self-service banking deployment because the solution handles physical cash, transaction data, customer information and connections with enterprise systems.<\/span><\/p>\nWavetec\u2019s organizational security framework is supported by the following credentials:<\/span><\/p>\n\n- SOC 2 certification:<\/b> Wavetec has publicly announced its attainment of SOC 2, covering controls relevant to enterprise security, data protection, operational integrity and reliability.<\/span><\/li>\n
- ISO\/IEC 27001 certification:<\/b> Wavetec holds ISO 27001 certification from Bureau Veritas, supporting a structured information-security management framework.<\/span><\/li>\n
- GDPR compliance:<\/b> Wavetec states that it complies with the European Union\u2019s General Data Protection Regulation for applicable data-processing activities.<\/span><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
These credentials support Wavetec\u2019s broader security and governance posture; they should not be interpreted as making every individual CDM configuration automatically compliant with every banking regulation. Final compliance depends on the approved solution architecture, integration, access policies, operational procedures and applicable Pakistani regulations. Details are available in Wavetec\u2019s<\/span> SOC 2 and information-security announcement<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\nAt the solution level, the CQuick24 can support security through:<\/span><\/p>\n\n- Reinforced cash vault construction<\/span><\/li>\n
- Controlled physical access<\/span><\/li>\n
- Electronic and combination locking<\/span><\/li>\n
- Protected cash-acceptor components<\/span><\/li>\n
- Door and intrusion-status monitoring<\/span><\/li>\n
- Role-based enterprise access<\/span><\/li>\n
- Transaction references and electronic records<\/span><\/li>\n
- Centralized alerts and device monitoring<\/span><\/li>\n
- Secure integration design<\/span><\/li>\n
- Operational and administrative auditability<\/span><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Together, these controls connect physical security, software governance and centralized oversight across the machine network.<\/span><\/p>\nBuilding on Wavetec\u2019s Banking Automation Experience<\/h2>\n
The MCB Bank deployment builds on Wavetec\u2019s experience with cash-deposit and self-service banking projects in Pakistan and other markets.<\/span><\/p>\nMeezan Bank<\/h3>\n
Wavetec deployed CQuick24 Cash Deposit Machines for<\/span> Meezan Bank\u2019s self-service deposit operations<\/span><\/a>. In 2025, the published deployment processed more than <\/span>425 transactions per day<\/b>, with average daily deposits exceeding <\/span>PKR 49 million<\/b>.<\/span><\/p>\nBank Alfalah<\/h3>\n
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<\/a><\/h1>\nThe deployment supports a hybrid branch model in which technology handles eligible routine transactions while employees remain available for advisory services, exception handling and more complex customer requirements. This approach is particularly relevant in markets where digital banking continues to grow but cash deposits and physical banking locations remain important.<\/span><\/p>\n Wavetec pioneered Cash Deposit Machines (CDMs) in Pakistan and holds a leading market share of over 60%. Its CDMs are trusted by major financial institutions, including Bank Alfalah, with more than 450 machines, and Bank AL Habib, with over 170 machines, among others. Wavetec also maintains an extensive L1 and L2 support network across all four provinces, providing 24\/7 assistance under strict SLAs and supporting uptime of up to 99.99%.<\/span><\/p>\n Research supports the continued value of combining physical banking access with self-service technology. Accenture found that <\/span>67% of consumers value seeing branches in their communities<\/b> because they represent stability and availability. The same research found that <\/span>63% of consumers turn to branches to resolve specific or complicated problems<\/b>. Rather than eliminating the physical branch, banks can redesign it around self-service for routine transactions and human support for higher-value interactions.<\/span> Accenture\u2019s Global Banking Consumer Study<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n Wavetec is a global customer experience and banking automation company with international offices and solutions deployed across more than <\/span>80 countries<\/b>. <\/span>As a full-stack technology provider<\/b>, Wavetec brings together purpose-built kiosk hardware, transaction software, middleware, enterprise monitoring, analytics, integration and lifecycle support. Its teams design and develop the physical machines, customer interfaces and centralized management platforms required to operate a distributed self-service network. This unified model gives banks one accountable technology partner across solution design, deployment, core-system integration and after-sales support. Wavetec\u2019s international experience is supported by local implementation capabilities in Pakistan, helping financial institutions apply globally developed technology to domestic banking requirements. The MCB Bank rollout demonstrates how this combination can support a coordinated deployment across multiple locations while maintaining consistent technology and service standards.<\/span><\/p>\n Cash deposits are repetitive but operationally important banking transactions. When they are handled exclusively at counters, customers must wait for an available teller, while branch employees spend time receiving, counting, verifying and recording cash.<\/span><\/p>\n The operational impact becomes more visible during salary periods, business closing hours and other peak transaction windows. Higher deposit volumes can increase counter pressure and affect customers visiting the branch for services that cannot be completed through self-service.<\/span><\/p>\n MCB Bank required a solution capable of:<\/span><\/p>\n The challenge was therefore broader than installing standalone machines. MCB Bank needed a connected self-service environment combining secure hardware, configurable software, enterprise integration and centralized operational control.<\/span><\/p>\n Wavetec deployed <\/span>40 WT CQuick24 Bulk Cash Deposit Machines across 40 MCB Bank locations<\/b>.<\/span><\/p>\n The CQuick24 is designed to automate cash acceptance while providing customers with a clear, guided deposit journey. It combines industrial-grade banking hardware with software that can be configured around the bank\u2019s approved transaction rules, branding, authentication methods and integration architecture.<\/span><\/p>\n The solution supports the complete deposit process:<\/span><\/p>\n This process allows eligible cash deposits to be completed independently while maintaining a digital record from transaction initiation to final confirmation.<\/span><\/p>\n The WT CQuick24 can support escrow-enabled acceptance of up to <\/span>200 notes in a single transaction<\/b>, subject to the deployed configuration and the bank\u2019s transaction limits. Its total storage capacity can reach up to<\/span> 20,000 notes and multiple currencies for high-volume deposits (optional to extend to 30,000 notes) <\/b>.<\/span><\/p>\n Bulk acceptance is particularly valuable for business customers and other users who need to deposit more than a small number of notes. Instead of feeding banknotes individually or dividing a deposit into several smaller transactions, customers can submit larger batches through one guided workflow.<\/span><\/p>\n A <\/span>19-inch PCAP multitouch display<\/b> provides a clear interface for account information, deposit instructions, accepted banknote values and final confirmation.<\/span><\/p>\n The customer interface can be adapted to MCB Bank\u2019s branding and approved transaction journey. Multilingual functionality can also be configured according to customer and regional requirements.<\/span><\/p>\n The machine incorporates a <\/span>40 mm concrete-filled vault<\/b>, protected acceptor hopper and dedicated door locks. A Dormakaba digital lock and combination safe lock provide additional control over access to stored cash.<\/span><\/p>\n Door sensors, hardware-status indicators and configurable alerts help operational teams detect access events and component conditions. These controls are intended to protect both deposited cash and the physical integrity of the machine.<\/span><\/p>\n Depending on the approved configuration, the platform can support card-based, account-based and cardless deposit journeys. An optional <\/span>500 DPI fingerprint reader<\/b> can provide an additional biometric authentication method where required by the bank\u2019s policies.<\/span><\/p>\n Mobile-prestaged transactions can also be enabled through QR-based workflows, allowing customers to prepare selected transaction information before reaching the machine.<\/span><\/p>\n An integrated receipt printer provides customers with a physical record of the completed deposit. The transaction can also be assigned a unique reference for reconciliation with backend banking records.<\/span><\/p>\n This creates a traceable relationship between the customer interaction, cash accepted by the machine, transaction posting and final confirmation.<\/span><\/p>\n The WT CQuick24 is available in <\/span>front-access and rear-access configurations<\/b>, allowing the physical servicing model to be selected according to the location.<\/span><\/p>\n Front-access models can support standalone or lobby deployments, while rear-access configurations allow authorized teams to service the machine from a controlled area behind the unit.<\/span><\/p>\n Ethernet, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity options support communication with the approved banking and device-management environment.<\/span><\/p>\n Open APIs and middleware can be used to connect the cash-deposit workflow with relevant banking systems. The final integration structure, authentication process and posting logic remain subject to MCB Bank\u2019s approved architecture and security policies.<\/span><\/p>\n The deployment extends beyond the physical Cash Deposit Machines.<\/span><\/p>\n ViaOS<\/b>, Wavetec\u2019s enterprise self-service platform, can support the development, deployment and management of customer-facing applications across the machine network. It allows banks to configure transaction journeys, maintain consistent interfaces and introduce additional services without treating every CDM as an isolated application.<\/span><\/p>\n Smart Connect Middleware<\/b> provides a centralized integration layer between the CDMs and the bank\u2019s approved systems. Its capabilities can include:<\/span><\/p>\n Centralized management is particularly important in a 40-location deployment. Operations teams require visibility into machine availability, cash capacity, component health, transaction activity and servicing requirements without relying entirely on manual reporting from individual locations.<\/span><\/p>\n AI-assisted analytics can strengthen this operating model by identifying unusual device behavior, detecting transaction patterns and supporting predictive cash-collection or replenishment planning. The activation of these capabilities depends on the final platform configuration and MCB Bank\u2019s approved operational rules.<\/span><\/p>\n The MCB Bank deployment reflects a broader transition from counter-dependent branches toward digitally enabled service environments.<\/span><\/p>\n McKinsey estimates that a properly implemented smart-branch model can generate a <\/span>60% to 70% improvement in branch effectiveness<\/b>, measured through a combination of cost savings and increased sales. Its research also recommends moving more than <\/span>90% of simple customer activities<\/b> toward assisted or self-service formats, allowing branch employees to focus on higher-value interactions.<\/span> McKinsey\u2019s research on branches for the digital age<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n For MCB Bank, cash deposits represent a practical transaction to migrate because the customer journey is repeatable, structured and supported by automated banknote validation.<\/span><\/p>\n The 40-machine rollout can help create several operational benefits:<\/span><\/p>\n These are expected operational benefits of the deployed solution. Transaction volumes, adoption rates, availability and customer-experience improvements should be measured after an agreed reporting period before numerical results are published.<\/span><\/p>\n Self-service technology is not intended to remove human support from the branch. Its purpose is to direct appropriate transactions toward a faster automated channel while preserving employee availability for customers who need assistance.<\/span><\/p>\n Deloitte found that <\/span>68% of surveyed consumers considered proximity to branches and ATMs important or very important when selecting their primary bank<\/b>. More than four in ten respondents visited a branch at least once per month, while branch and contact-centre satisfaction had at least twice the effect on overall satisfaction as online or mobile-channel satisfaction.<\/span> Deloitte\u2019s global digital banking research<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n This reinforces the importance of designing CDM deployments as part of the complete branch experience. Clear instructions, intuitive interfaces, appropriate placement, visible customer support and reliable transaction confirmation all influence whether customers trust and adopt the new channel.<\/span><\/p>\n MCB Bank\u2019s deployment can enable branch teams to guide first-time users toward the CDMs and support them during the initial adoption period. As customers become familiar with the process, routine deposits can increasingly shift toward independent self-service.<\/span><\/p>\n Security is a central requirement for any self-service banking deployment because the solution handles physical cash, transaction data, customer information and connections with enterprise systems.<\/span><\/p>\n Wavetec\u2019s organizational security framework is supported by the following credentials:<\/span><\/p>\n These credentials support Wavetec\u2019s broader security and governance posture; they should not be interpreted as making every individual CDM configuration automatically compliant with every banking regulation. Final compliance depends on the approved solution architecture, integration, access policies, operational procedures and applicable Pakistani regulations. Details are available in Wavetec\u2019s<\/span> SOC 2 and information-security announcement<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n At the solution level, the CQuick24 can support security through:<\/span><\/p>\n Together, these controls connect physical security, software governance and centralized oversight across the machine network.<\/span><\/p>\n The MCB Bank deployment builds on Wavetec\u2019s experience with cash-deposit and self-service banking projects in Pakistan and other markets.<\/span><\/p>\n Wavetec deployed CQuick24 Cash Deposit Machines for<\/span> Meezan Bank\u2019s self-service deposit operations<\/span><\/a>. In 2025, the published deployment processed more than <\/span>425 transactions per day<\/b>, with average daily deposits exceeding <\/span>PKR 49 million<\/b>.<\/span><\/p>\nA Global Full-Stack Technology Partner<\/h2>\n
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The Challenge: Modernizing Cash Deposits Across the Branch Network<\/h2>\n
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The Solution: 40 WT CQuick24 Cash Deposit Machines<\/h2>\n
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WT CQuick24 Product Features<\/h2>\n
Bulk Banknote Acceptance<\/h3>\n
19-Inch Multitouch Interface<\/h3>\n
Secure Cash Storage<\/h3>\n
Customer Authentication<\/h3>\n
Transaction Confirmation<\/h3>\n
Flexible Installation<\/h3>\n
Enterprise Connectivity<\/h3>\n
ViaOS and Smart Connect Middleware<\/h2>\n
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Building a Smarter Branch Model<\/h2>\n
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Balancing Self-Service with Human Support<\/h2>\n
Security, Governance and Relevant Certifications<\/h2>\n
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Building on Wavetec\u2019s Banking Automation Experience<\/h2>\n
Meezan Bank<\/h3>\n
Bank Alfalah<\/h3>\n