CASH HANDLING: CASH SUPPORT
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One of any casino’s main issues is the handling of physical currency. We showcase some of the industry’s leading suppliers to help ease the burden
Cash Support
ash Support BV, the niche redemption terminals manufacturer from the Netherlands, is extending the existing line of products CTM-
ONE and CTM-CD (compact device) with extra functionality. Next to the handling of smart cards, tickets
and cash and many features such as bill breaking, handpays, jackpot payments and a full monitoring dashboard, the CTM-CD can now also dispense four different banknotes and even offers coin recycling. So now the CTM-CD offers the same functionalities as its bigger brother, the CTM-ONE, but is very competitively priced and suitable for arcades, gambling halls and smaller casinos.
Half the footprint of the CTM-ONE, yet it boasts 4 x 500 banknotes as output; this is a mid-size terminal in terms of capacity.
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Our CTM-ONE, with a capacity of 4 x 2800 bankno es, is built for larger casino
operations, and is to be extended with debit and credit card ATM features, and ready for alternativ
For the Dutch market, where the majority of arcades are still coin operated, we added to the CTM-ONE a high-speed coin deposit device, capable of high-speed coin counting and sorting up to 2800 coins per minute. All of this, plus our newly-developed coin recycling system – this is a one-of-a-kind redemption unit.
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Our goal for the coming years is to maintain our unparalleled quality of products and the support we offer; our motto is “Uptime is the name of OUR game”
imp ove the player experience, with faster pay-outs and a safer work environment. Cash Support is ready for the future!
ernat e payment methods. Next to that we also have optional dual currency acceptance and curr
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