CASH HANDLING CashIO Cash Redemption Terminals
SUZOHAPP has partnered with CountR as a distributor of their Cash Redemption Terminals, called CashIO Silver and CashIO Gold.
self-service method. It allows customers an easy cash-out or continuation of play experience. The gaming machine issues players a ticket representing their winnings. With the ticket, they can either move on to another machine or go to the CashIO, where they can collect their winnings without standing in line at the cashier’s cage. Long lines at the cashiers mean increased machine idle time – and that hurts both casino’s bottom line and customers’ satisfaction.
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Since the CashIO automates cashier operations, it not only reduces cash handling costs but also offers players improved service. It even allows the simultaneous use
he CashIO is a versatile system with all the features needed to support operators at every level by providing a fast and easy way for customers to get their payout in a
of banknotes, coins, and cashless media such as tickets and cards (TITO – ticket-in / ticket-out). These CRT’s have a minimal footprint but tremendous fl exibility including jackpot payouts, transfer to TITO ticket, ewallet payouts. For uneven bets with leftover change, the CashIO can be confi gured to allow the change to be printed to a remaining voucher, given as a donation to up to three charities, or set up a digital “tip jar” that change can be forwarded to for later payout. The CountR CashIO line can be found throughout Europe in locations such as Holland Casino, Casino Barrier de Montreux, Casino Berlin, Grand Casino Brussels, and The Hippodrome. As a
longtime distributor of the highest quality products for the gaming industry, the partnership between CountR and SUZOHAPP was a natural path to allow for operators to get all the solutions and supplies they need from a single, trusted hardware partner in order to simplify their sourcing operations. The greatest benefi t of the CashIO line
is its fl exibility. With integrations with over 40 CMS programs and customization capabilities to suit any customers’ needs combined with the sleek and ultra-safe engineering and design, it has a possible application for nearly any environment as it also boasts one of the smallest footprints in the cash redemption space allowing for operators to maximize their revenue with space used for games rather than payout. With a completely customizable back-end design, an operation can be entirely tailored for automation to streamline the staffi ng needs and put their focus back on value-generating efforts.
Dual Change Cashless The Dual Change Cashless addresses the requirement for contactless payments in arcades and Bingo as consumer spending habits have shifted over the last few years. Designed to accept contactless payment cards and banknotes, the Dual Change Cashless dispenses notes and coins or tokens in denominations more suited to playing coin-operated games. Complete with structural strength, reinforced closing mechanisms and ccTalk protocol, Dual Change Cashless is one of the most secure change machine on the market. Not only is contactless its main advantage, but also its customization. In fact each customer can customize the front plate with their own logo to give more brand visibility and many accessories are available to personalize it depending on the customers’ needs. The Dual Change cashless is also versatile, able to be wall-mounted, countertop placed or freestanding on a base.
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