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Cash Vault Services - Brink's US
Cash Vault Services
Each year, Brink's helps commercial banks around the world save billions on vault storage costs.
Cash Vault Services Overview
Where the institutions who store money store theirs.
Many banks would like to reduce the costs (and security risks) of keeping large amounts of cash in their vaults—but struggle to find the right vendor. Staffed with well‑vetted, highly trained employees, Brink's facilities can handle everything from reconciliation to storage to order fulfillment.
Save more than ever before with cash vault and ATM Outsourcing services in a single solution.
Our cash vault services are here to help you reduce your amount of on‑site cash.
Bill Condition Verification
Damaged or counterfeit bills are identified by optical scanners and removed from circulation.
Currency Verification
All deposits are processed and verified individually to ensure accuracy against declared amount.
Deposit Processing
Brink's handles the receipt of electronic and/or physical deposit slips, verifies deposit amounts and sends account balance updates.
Coin Processing
Our high-speed wrapping equipment prepares coins for outbound shipment, ensuring timely delivery of all orders.
Order Processing and Fulfillment
Whether order requests come from bank branches or commercial customers, Brink's prepares change orders and releases them to the customer's carrier of choice.
Minimize funds stored on premise.
All banknotes and coins are shipped from Brink's cash vaulting facilities, reducing the amount of funds needed in your physical vaults.
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