Product: Tranax MBS5000 with the automated print depository (APD) module
Company: Tranax Technologies Inc.

ATM developer Tranax Technologies Inc. first released its Windows-based MBS5000 series of ATMs in October 2004.

Since then, the company has announced new functionality for this product: an automated print depository (APD) module, which enables the ATM to accept envelope deposits and print transaction data right on the envelope.

The MBS5000 is ideal for community banks and credit unions operating ATMs that are not 3DES compliant, which they will need to upgrade to meet requirements.

The APD module provides an alternative to the teller line, provides the option of accepting deposits at drive-up ATM locations or allows customers to make their own deposits. Tranax said that all the leading processors support the ATMs.

The ATM's features include an encrypting PIN pad (EPP), UL291 level one ATM certification and an approximate weight of 1,000 lbs. It also has sun-viewable monitors and stainless steel key pads that function in any type of weather.

The MBS5000 has a 27-inch body that fits on a 36-inch island; it also retrofits into a Slimline kiosk with minimal modification needed.

The ATM establishes connectivity through a modem or Ethernet card.

Tranax offers the MBS5000 as a drive-up or walk-up ATM, and offers rear-vault access for both models. Tranax also offers a drive-up version with side-vault access.

Tranax Technologies Inc.
44320 Nobel Drive
Fremont, CA 94538
888-340-2484
www.tranax.com