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Problem first
We score the operating need, not the product page.
CashPrime Operations Advisor/Product fit check
Five operating signals separate the visible symptom from the real requirement. The result may confirm this product, connect it to another layer, or tell you not to buy yet.
Product fit check
We will test whether this product addresses the root requirement or only the visible symptom.
We score the operating need, not the product page.
A result can confirm, qualify, or reject the current route.
Hardware, controls, data, service, and workflow stay connected.
Continue the equipment journey
Compare fit, test capacity assumptions, then bring the shortlist into a deployment conversation.
Equipment fit
Equipment fit
Your operating scope travels with you
Explore and save equipment, ARKASH modules, and operating touchpoints to build a live decision brief.
Teller Cash Recycler
Connect deposits, denomination stock and withdrawals in one teller workflow. The reference configuration below is BATM-N9110: 12 notes/s and up to 17,000 notes across four recycling cassettes and one acceptance cassette. Qualify the N9200 video revision and older BTCR variants separately.
BATM-N9110 configuration shown. Confirm the supplied model and options.
Deposited notes are authenticated, sorted by denomination, and stored in recycling cassettes ready for the next withdrawal.
High-speed deposit and withdrawal with continuous feeding and alternating cash-out and escrow handling.
Four 3,400-note recycling cassettes provide 13,600 nominal payout notes. The separate 3,400-note acceptance cassette contributes to total storage, not available change.
Agree transaction, denomination and cassette records with the host. Any serial-number functions require model-specific software and currency acceptance tests.
Deposit
Authenticate, sort and store in recycling cassettes
Withdrawal
Dispense from recycling cassettes by denomination
Continuous Mode
Non-stop processing for large transactions
Deposited notes can recirculate for withdrawals; CIT impact is measured during the pilot
17,000 nominal total notes; split-cassette configurations change usable capacity
Validate transaction evidence, currency software and host integration before rollout
Agree service access, spare parts and recovery procedures before deployment
Manufactured in China by
Shandong New Beiyang Information Technology Co., Ltd. (SNBC)
SNBC TCR
Official two-page CashPrime edition
Contact CashPrime for a custom quote or a live SNBC TCR demonstration.
From transaction to reconciliation
Deposit is not the end of a noteโs journey. A recycler makes accepted denominations available for later payout under stock and permission controls, with each movement tied to its transaction.
Test real notes, rejects and cancellations. Associate acceptance with denomination and transaction reference.
Set teller permissions and denomination stock. Test shortages, partial payouts and retractions without duplicate posting.
Match device counters, cassettes and host records. Agree discrepancy handling and recovery after network or power interruption.
SNBCโs current catalogue groups both models on one page, but the published specification sheet is labelled BATM-N9110. That sheet lists 4 ร 3,400 recycling notes and 1 ร 3,400 acceptance notes: 17,000 total, of which 13,600 are nominal recycling stock. It lists 12 notes/s for deposit and withdrawal. These figures are not automatically confirmed for N9200.
Review the SNBC TCR familyThis is the model named in the video. It demonstrates a TCR workflow; it does not establish that BTCR-1100 specifications or every option match this revision. Specify the model code, safe, CEN/XFS service provider and currency software in the quotation, then run bank-host acceptance tests.
Branch buying guide
Start with cash flow and the problem to solve. A counter or deposit machine may be the better investment when the operation does not need recycling.
If the issue is manual counting, start with a counter or sorter. You may not need cash storage and controlled dispensing at every desk.
Compare banknote sortersWhen cash mostly moves into the business, evaluate a deposit machine first. Recycling adds value only when accepted denominations can serve later withdrawals.
Explore cash deposit machinesA teller cash recycler fits a two-way cash flow. Check the denomination balance, teller access rules and bank interface before selecting the cassette configuration.
Review the recycling workflowUse this checklist to prepare requirements and acceptance testing with operations and IT. These are evaluation criteria, not a currency-support or local-certification claim for any configuration.
For Egypt, test the EGP issues and denominations actually used at the branch. In the Gulf, list the required AED, SAR or other currencies separately. Do not assume that a multi-currency specification confirms every local issue; record the installed software version and test results.
Record deposits and withdrawals by denomination and time of day. Measure complete transaction time, including operator handling, rejects and replenishment. Transport speed and total storage capacity alone do not establish branch throughput.
Agree who owns the transaction record, then test cancelled transactions, network loss, interrupted dispensing and end-of-day balancing with the bank team. Approval of a hardware model is not approval of the complete integration.
Compare device, middleware, integration, installation, training, maintenance and spare-parts costs over the same period. Confirm coverage for the actual site in Egypt, the UAE or Saudi Arabia. Set pilot acceptance targets from measured branch data, not a promised savings percentage.