Innovative Technology showcases Smart Payout recycler

Innovative Technology is showcasing the Smart Payout, with the claim it provides superior note recycling and unrivalled mixed denomination bank note recycling. A 70-note ‘true’ mixed denomination recycler, the Smart Payout can store all denominations from a given currency, eliminating coin starvation and reducing the coin float level required to keep machines operational. Auto-centering technology straightens notes before reading to maximise cash efficiency. Innovative Technology says that by utilising note
March 20, 2018 Read time: 1 min

Innovative Technology is showcasing the Smart Payout, with the claim it provides superior note recycling and unrivalled mixed denomination bank note recycling.

A 70-note ‘true’ mixed denomination recycler, the Smart Payout can store all denominations from a given currency, eliminating coin starvation and reducing the coin float level required to keep machines operational. Auto-centering technology straightens notes before reading to maximise cash efficiency.

Innovative Technology says that by utilising notes for change and prizes, the Smart Payout dramatically reduces the coin float required to keep machines operational, reducing operator collection costs making it ideal for high volume parking applications.

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