This brochure provides details on Excella. For merchants that need an affordable method for rapid image capture at the earliest entry point when processing BOC, Check 21 and Remote Deposit Capture transactions, Excella STX leads the industry in reliability and ease of use. Featuring a front and back printer for franking and endorsing, Excella STX scans front and back images in a quick, single pass. The small footprint unit also offers single-side scanning for standard ID cards and offers an optional color scanning feature.

Financial institutions rely on MagTek. Whether you decide to perform remote deposit capture, or image capture in the back office or directly at your teller line, MagTek has the imaging solutions you need for streamlined check processing.

Retailers rely on MagTek. Millions of check transactions every day are processed withMagTek check readers and scanners.

Welcome to the 2024 product catalog. MagTek sells to VARs, ISOs, ISVs, resellers, distributors, and directly to customers. Contact MagTek or your service provider to order. Founded in 1972, MagTek is a leading manufacturer of electronic systems for the reliable issuance, reading, transmission, and security of cards, barcodes, checks, PINs, and identification documents.

Windows API programming manual for Excella and Excella STX.

This document provides instructions for software developers who want to create software solutions that include MagTek ImageSafe device connected to an Android device via USB OTG (On-The-Go) adapter.

Excella STX Installation and Operation Manual. The Excella STX Check Reader is a MICR check reader (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) and dual-sided scanner with endorsement printer.

Excella STX Quick Installation Guide, RNDIS USB/Ethernet. The Excella STX Check Reader is a MICR check reader (Magnetic Ink Character Recognition) and dual-sided scanner with endorsement printer. The Excella STX is a single transaction Check Reader; one check is entered into the Excella STX at a time.

A response to a publication in March 2019, by NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) entitled: “NIST Special Publication 800-131A Revision 2 – Transitioning the Use of Cryptographic Algorithms and Key Lengths”.