Giesecke + Devrient BPS C2 Note Sorter

⚙️ Technical Specs

The Avansa G&D BPS C2 is a 2-4 pocket high-speed compact note sorter. This robust machine is designed for efficient banknote processing. It offers advanced counterfeit detection capabilities, ensuring the integrity of your cash. The compact design makes it suitable for various business environments, especially those with limited space.

🗣️ Customer Testimonial

"Since implementing the Avansa G&D BPS C2, our cash office efficiency has soared. What used to take hours of manual sorting and verification is now done in minutes. The counterfeit detection is spot on, giving us complete peace of mind. This machine is a game-changer for high-volume cash handling!"

🎯 Ideal Applications

The Avansa Giesecke + Devrient BPS C2 is ideal for high-volume cash environments across Southern Africa. It perfectly addresses the needs of commercial banks, cash centres, and large retail operations dealing with substantial daily cash intake. This sorter is crucial for improving productivity in Johannesburg's bustling financial institutions, ensuring security for cash management in Zambian banking branches, and streamlining cash processing in busy Mozambican foreign exchange bureaus.

💡 How It Works

The Giesecke + Devrient BPS C2 banknote sorter processes mixed banknotes efficiently. Users simply feed a stack of unsorted notes into the input hopper. The machine then rapidly scans each note, identifying its denomination and authenticating its features using advanced sensors. Depending on the programmed mode, notes are then accurately sorted into different output pockets for various denominations, suspect notes, or notes requiring fitness sorting (e.g., worn or damaged notes), all in a single pass. This continuous processing capability minimises interruptions and maximises throughput.

💰 Value Benefits

Investing in the Avansa Giesecke + Devrient BPS C2 offers significant return on investment. It drastically reduces manual cash handling time, cutting down on labour costs and allowing staff to focus on higher-value tasks. The advanced counterfeit detection minimises financial losses from fraudulent notes, protecting your business's revenue. Its high accuracy and reliability eliminate miscounts and disputes, ensuring precise financial reconciliation. Furthermore, its robust build ensures long-term durability, providing consistent performance and reducing maintenance downtime. For financial institutions and large businesses, this machine is a critical tool for operational efficiency and security.

📊 Product Comparison

When considering the Avansa Giesecke + Devrient BPS C2 against other high-end banknote sorters like the Kisan Smart K3A, Hitachi ST350, or Glory UW-F series, it's vital to focus on their core capabilities and suitability for specific operational demands. The Avansa G&D BPS C2 is designed for compact, high-speed, multi-pocket sorting, making it an excellent choice for financial institutions and large cash centres that require precise fitness sorting and advanced counterfeit detection in a space-saving footprint.

Feature Comparison:

Number of Pockets:

• Avansa Giesecke + Devrient BPS C2: 2-4 pockets.
• Kisan Smart K3A: Typically 2+1 pocket configurations.
• Hitachi ST350: Often 2+1 or 4+1 pocket models.
• Glory UW-F series: Multiple configurations available, often 4+1 or more.

Speed (notes/minute):

• Avansa Giesecke + Devrient BPS C2: High speed, optimised for sorting (often 800-1200 npm).
• Kisan Smart K3A: High speed, comparable to G&D for sorting.
• Hitachi ST350: High speed, with various sorting speeds depending on mode.
• Glory UW-F series: Very high speed, designed for heavy-duty sorting.

Counterfeit Detection:

• Avansa Giesecke + Devrient BPS C2: Advanced multi-sensor detection (UV, MG, IR, CIS).
• Kisan Smart K3A: Robust multi-sensor detection.
• Hitachi ST350: Comprehensive counterfeit detection.
• Glory UW-F series: Industry-leading, advanced counterfeit detection.

Fitness Sorting:

• Avansa Giesecke + Devrient BPS C2: Excellent fitness sorting capabilities (tears, folds, soiled notes).
• Kisan Smart K3A: Good fitness sorting.
• Hitachi ST350: Strong fitness sorting features.
• Glory UW-F series: Very advanced fitness sorting, often with ATM readiness.

🧭 Explore Our Product Range

To create a complete cash management solution, consider these related Avansa products:

• CompactCount 2050: A light-duty, entry-level note counter.
• LightCount 2100: Another entry-level note counter with optional dust cover.
• BlitzCount 2600: A basic note counter with counterfeit detection.
• MaxCount 2800: A heavy-duty counter with counterfeit detection and value per denomination.
• MixCount 2825: A single-pocket mixed-value counter.
• SuperSort 2900: A heavy-duty 1.5 pocket mixed-value counter.
• G&D PRONOTE 1.5: A heavy-duty 1.5 pocket mixed-value counter with fitness sorting.
• G&D C1: A heavy-duty 1.5 pocket mixed-value counter, with fitness sorting.
• G&D C5: A high-speed bulk note sorter.
• Vacuum Counter: Available in floor and desktop units for bulk counting.

❓ Common Questions

What makes the Avansa Giesecke + Devrient BPS C2 suitable for banks?

The BPS C2 offers multi-pocket sorting and advanced counterfeit detection, which are essential for bank-grade accuracy and security in Southern Africa. It handles high volumes of cash quickly, reducing teller workload and improving efficiency for financial institutions.

Can the Giesecke + Devrient BPS C2 detect all types of fake notes?

It features multi-sensor detection, including UV, MG, IR, and CIS, which are crucial for identifying sophisticated counterfeits often encountered in the Southern African region. While no machine is 100% foolproof, it provides robust protection.

Is the Avansa G&D BPS C2 easy to operate for new staff?

Despite its advanced features, the BPS C2 is designed for user-friendliness, ensuring staff can quickly learn its operations. This reduces training time and minimises errors.

How does the BPS C2 handle worn or damaged South African Rand notes?

The machine includes fitness sorting capabilities, allowing it to identify and separate notes that are soiled, torn, or otherwise unfit for circulation, a common challenge with Rand notes.

What is the benefit of having multiple pockets on the BPS C2?

Multiple pockets enable continuous sorting by denomination, orientation, or fitness, without stopping the counting process. This significantly speeds up cash processing and prepares notes for ATM loading or strapping.

Can the Giesecke + Devrient BPS C2 be integrated with other systems?

Yes, advanced banknote sorters like the BPS C2 often have connectivity options for integration with cash management software or printers for detailed audit trails and reporting.