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Sep 12, 2006

1st National Bank of Arizona enables Web-based check depositsMortgagePress.comWeb-based check deposits, 1st National Bank of Arizona 1st National Bank of Arizona has launched a service that allows business customers to deposit checks without leaving their desks. Called Image Deposit, the service uses a high-speed Internet connection and a small desktop scanner to electronically deposit checks, saving customers trips to the bank and offering faster access to funds. The Image Deposit scanner makes a digital image of both sides of each check, deposits are electronically credited to the account and each check is then digitally archived for future reference. The process uses advanced security features to protect customer information. 1st National Bank of Arizona is a privately held, family-owned banking institution based in Scottsdale, Ariz. For more information, call (877) 777-8295 or visit www.runaroundaphobia.com.
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Sep 12, 2006
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