Retail Banking

Where does Conveyance fit in a financial institution's technology ecosystem?

Conveyance sits between your ATM or ITM terminal and your image processor. It captures the check image and transaction data at the machine, formats it into the required x937 file, and transmits it securely to your financial institution's image processor or internal review workflow — acting as the connective layer between hardware and core processing.

In a standard check deposit workflow without Conveyance, checks deposited at an ATM or ITM are stored in an envelope inside the machine and retrieved by a courier or branch staff for manual processing. Conveyance eliminates that physical step entirely by capturing the check digitally at the point of deposit and routing the electronic image directly into the clearing workflow.

From an IT architecture perspective, Conveyance requires no on-premise server infrastructure from the institution — CSG manages all backend infrastructure. The integration points are the ATM or ITM hardware on one side and the institution's image processor on the other. CSG handles compatibility certification with both the hardware manufacturer and the processor. Learn more at conveyance.solutions.

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