Giesecke+Devrient Introduces High-Speed BPS C evo for Improved Cash Operations

Giesecke+Devrient (G+D), a global leader in SecurityTech, has launched the latest version of its banknote processing systems, the BPS C evo. 

This new product, aimed at bank branches, currency chests, and cash-in-transit companies, improves upon the previous BPS C2 and C5 models. It incorporates customer feedback to enhance efficiency, security, and performance, providing a solution for businesses to optimize cash operations, reduce costs, and remain competitive. 

The BPS C evo can process up to 63,000 banknotes per hour, making it ideal for small and medium-sized currency chests and commercial bank back offices.

The BPS C evo addresses four key objectives: increased efficiency, improved security, enhanced performance and stronger reliability in counting, sorting and authenticating banknotes. It combines advanced technology with a customer centric design marking a significant step in the digitalization of cash-handling operations. 

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The system includes a new Linux-based software platform, a high-speed processor and automated features that minimize operational errors and optimize task management. Additionally, the BPS C evo reduces jams and rejections, improving throughput.

Security is reinforced with encrypted communication protocols and intelligent automation. The system’s user-friendly interface includes high resolution displays offering clear, step by step guidance for easy operation. Optional automated software updates and simplified training help businesses quickly adapt to the technology. 

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This launch comes at a critical time in India, where cash circulation is increasing despite the rise of digital transactions. With cash in circulation having nearly doubled over the last eight years, the BPS C evo plays a crucial role in modernizing cash management processes. G+D’s commitment to innovation strengthens its position as a leader in banknote processing solutions globally. 

Giesecke+Devrient, founded in 1852, is headquartered in Munich and operates worldwide, employing over 14,000 people. The company generated a turnover of 3 billion euros in 2023.

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