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PEX is a global leader in gaming solutions and is well known for its innovation and quality of products across the industry. With a comprehensive portfolio that includes slot machines, jackpot islands, advanced gaming platforms, live game tables, card shuffl ers, and iDROPa cash handling devices, APEX delivers integrated technologies that elevate both operator effi ciency and player engagement. Trusted by casinos and gaming venues worldwide, APEX continues to push boundaries, offering future-ready solutions tailored to modern gaming environments. In a dynamic industry where effi ciency, accuracy, and user satisfaction are paramount, APEX once again sets a new benchmark with the introduction of its iDROPa system—a next-generation cash and ticket handling solution designed specifi cally for live table games.
As casinos and gaming venues strive to provide seamless experiences for both players and staff, the APEX iDROPa emerges as a game-changing innovation. Packed with cutting-edge features, it addresses common operational challenges while enhancing transactional security and speed.
SMART ESCROW AND USER FLEXIBILITY
One standout innovation is the multi-note escrow feature. Capable of holding up to 30 notes, it allows players and dealers fl exibility in managing transactions. In the event of a canceled operation, the same notes are returned—an intelligent feature that builds trust and transparency.
Complementing this is the four-way note insertion capability, allowing banknotes to be inserted in any orientation. This dramatically reduces handling errors and streamlines the overall transaction experience, even for fi rst-time users or high-volume play.
DESIGNED FOR TODAY’S GAMING ENVIRONMENT The iDROPa is not just fast and secure—it is smartly integrated. Barcode ticket compatibility (dual-sided reading) ensures smooth TITO operations, while the 2,200- note cash box minimizes staff interventions. An additional retract bin secures uncollected notes, bolstering operational security and ensuring nothing is left unattended. For user interaction, the system offers an intuitive 11.6-inch main display, with an optional 10.1-inch external rotating screen—ideal for player guidance and operator control. Plus, a built-in ticket printer and a dedicated PTM area for card readers help integrate seamlessly with loyalty systems and digital wallets.
SEAMLESS INTEGRATION AND ENHANCED PLAYER EXPERIENCE
PERFORMANCE THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
The MRX acceptor is at the heart of iDROPa’s capabilities, which delivers an impressive 98%+ banknote acceptance rate, ensuring players face minimal rejection issues. Whether the note is slightly worn or crisp from the mint, the MRX is built to perform— fast, reliably, and without disruption. But speed is nothing without volume. The iDROPa accepts up to 30 banknotes in bulk, processing them at an industry-leading rate of two notes per second. In high-traffic environments like busy poker tables or roulette stations, this means more play time and less downtime.
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What truly sets the iDROPa apart is its SAS system compatibility, allowing venues to plug the device into their existing infrastructure effortlessly. With ticket-to-table capabilities, players can now present TITO tickets directly at the table, enabling fast, on-the-spot validation and exchange. Even more, partial ticket exchange empowers players to convert only part of their ticket value into chips, offering fl exibility and personalization like never before.
THE FUTURE OF TABLE TRANSACTIONS IS HERE The APEX iDROPa is more than a device—it is a comprehensive solution designed to modernize table game operations. From enhancing player satisfaction to improving staff effi ciency and increasing overall fl oor performance, iDROPa is redefi ning what’s possible at the table.
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