Digital Check Partners with Integrated Bank Technology to Provide Distributed Capture Solution
--Electronic check scanner provider teams up with software application provider--

NORTHFIELD, Ill. and CEDAR PARK, Texas, Feb. 25, 2008 – Digital Check Corp., a leading provider of electronic check scanners for the distributed check capture industry, announced a partnership with Integrated Bank Technology (IBT), a software application and support services provider to community financial institutions across the country. Digital Check’s electronic check scanners and IBT’s Integrated Image Teller application enable more efficient and accurate processing of check deposits.

“Digital Check and IBT together strive to improve a financial institution’s workflow and processes with the implementation of Branch Capture, remote deposit capture and teller capture solutions,” said John Gainer, vice president of Digital Check. “Our check scanners provide customers with clear, high quality electronic check images to start the check truncation process, and we continue to make enhancements while maintaining a low overall cost of ownership.”

Digital Check’s application programming interface (API) has two unique features, BestReadâ Image and BestReadâ MICR. BestRead Image technology creates the highest quality images. The Best Read Image technology uses automatic adaptive thresholding and an Image Quality Analysis (IQA) process at the time of scanning to select the best check image from multiple image threshold results. Digital Check’s BestRead MICR utilizes the high quality image to verify the magnetically read MICR line through optical character recognition (OCR). The net result is fewer exceptions and a lower cost due to fewer corrections and repairs.

Integrated Image Teller enables bank employees to transmit customer transactions electronically at the teller window, eliminating the need for proof operations which results in more streamlined check processing and immediate access to funds. Tellers are also able to proof and balance collected items at the time of deposit, resulting in increased efficiency and fewer errors.

“IBT is committed to providing applications to financial institutions to improve their workflow and efficiency while lowering there overall cost ,” said Mike Golebiowski, president of IBT. “Integrated Image Teller allows banks to operate in real time and enhances customer service by giving tellers the ability to easily rebuild transactions to research an issue. Our partnership with Digital Check provides an integrated solution that helps financial institutions achieve greater success with electronic check deposits, as well as enhanced experience for the customer.”

About Digital Check Corp.

Digital Check Corp. is a leading manufacturer of distributed capture check scanners for branch automation and remote deposit capture applications. Digital Check’s TellerScan® series of electronic scanners provide the highest quality images, MICR accuracy, reliability, and lowest cost of ownership within the industry. It was the first company to introduce a desktop distributed capture device for the Check 21 industry, first to deploy at a teller window in a top 10 U.S. bank and the only U.S.-based manufacturer. The company’s scanners are available worldwide through a network of more than 70 Authorized Solutions Providers and are supported by Digital Check’s comprehensive fulfillment, training, support, warranty and repair services. For more information call 847-446-2285 or visit the company’s website at www.digitalcheck.com.

About Integrated Bank Technology

Cedar Park, Texas-based Integrated Bank Technology (IBT) is a provider of software applications that facilitate electronic exchange in order to manage and protect financial data. IBT has successfully integrated its products within more than 100 individual financial institutions. IBT’s flagship solution, Integrated Bank Environment, provides users a single, centralized database to view and manage all customer relationships. IBT also offers product support services, giving customers the flexibility of choosing between in-house and outsourced technology options. For more information, visit www.ibanktech.net.