Drivers in many countries use cash deposit systems as a point where they can deliver the day’s cash takings. Giving drivers access to a cash deposit machine in close proximity has reduced security risks and also released staff from cash-counting duties.

Increasingly, bus and train operators are looking for driver deposit solutions that can offer more than cash processing functions. Ideally, they want solutions that can become part of a network to help them gather and coordinate important business data.  

SCAN COIN has been developing solutions for the public transport market since the late 1980s. The company has pioneered the leap from stand-alone cash deposit machines to PC-based CDP (Cash Deposit Point) systems that also provide an extensive range of network-based applications. 

CDP systems are designed specifically for handling driver deposits and up to now the array of functions they offer has been tailored to the needs of different national markets.

SCAN COIN is set to revolutionise this product group with the next generation Cash Deposit Point system, CDP 4. This PC-based unit offers far more than reliable and accurate cash processing. It also has the networking capability to fulfil functions such as correlating cash deposits and ticket data or collecting vehicle information data for null-defect reporting. The modular design of the CDP 4 allows full flexibility to choose rear or front access for servicing and emptying. For the first time, there is an advanced CDP solution with the versatility to meet the needs of bus operators in all markets.

Now it is also possible to monitor connected CDP’s from one central location with the Connect CDP monitoring system! The system enables easy planning and management of machines at different locations. Connect CDP makes sure that all machines are up and running and are ready to use. The monitoring shows cash levels in note and coin boxes, receipt paper level and general status for each machine for better planning and maximised availability.