AccuBANKER launches mixed-bill counter with seven detection methods
AccuBANKER has introduced the AB7100 ValuePro, a mixed-bill value counter that counts up to 1,500 bills per minute and adds seven counterfeit-detection methods for cash-heavy businesses. The $799.99 device is available now as retailers, restaurants and other operators look for faster reconciliation and better fraud protection.
Why it matters: - Cash still drives daily operations for many businesses, and one bad bill or one miscount can turn into a direct loss. - The AB7100 ValuePro is aimed at retailers, restaurants, gas stations, pharmacies, bars, convenience stores, movie theaters, houses of worship and similar cash-intensive operations that need bank-like verification without bank-level overhead. - The launch arrives as counterfeit currency remains a real operating risk and businesses face more pressure to verify, count and reconcile cash quickly.
What happened: - AccuBANKER launched the AB7100 ValuePro, a high-speed mixed-bill value counter, on July 1, 2026. - The Miami-based company is marking its 45th year in business. - The device is available now on AccuBANKER.com for $799.99. - AccuBANKER also offers an optional printer bundle.
The details: - The AB7100 ValuePro counts, organizes and calculates the total value of mixed denominations in a single pass. - The machine captures serial numbers across its programmed currencies. - The counter includes seven counterfeit and security detection methods. - The detection system includes ultraviolet, magnetic, infrared, image and dimension-based verification. - The unit supports denomination recognition for U.S. dollars and euros. - The machine processes up to 1,500 bills per minute. - The feed system uses a front-loading roller-friction design. - The hopper holds 400 bills. - The unit has three operating modes for counting, mixed-denomination counting and sorting. - An external auxiliary display lets staff and customers view the count. - The machine operates at less than 90 decibels. - The AB7100 ValuePro works with an optional thermal printer for receipts and shift reports. - The device ships in 110-volt U.S. and 220-volt European configurations. - AccuBANKER backs the unit with a three-year limited warranty and bilingual English and Spanish customer support. - The company says products also include a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Between the lines: - Federal Reserve data released in May 2026 showed cash was used for roughly one in seven payments and remained the third-most-used payment method for the sixth straight year. - The same survey found that 76% of consumers carried cash and more than 90% intended to keep using it. - The U.S. Secret Service said the $20 bill remains the most commonly counterfeited denomination. - The Secret Service also said altered-design notes accounted for 10.4% of counterfeit bills passed in the U.S. in 2025. - In one 2025 case near the Florida state line, authorities recovered the equivalent of $5.94 million in counterfeit $100 bills hidden in a tractor trailer. - Mordor Intelligence projects intelligent counters will grow faster than the overall currency-counting machine market and represent more than half of its value by 2030. - AccuBANKER is positioning the AB7100 ValuePro as the next generation of one of its most popular value counters, with two additional counterfeit detection methods and faster processing than its predecessor.
What's next: - AccuBANKER is selling the AB7100 ValuePro now through its website. - The company is continuing to lean on bilingual support, a three-year warranty and the optional printer bundle to appeal to cash-heavy operators. - Matthew Peon said the company built the machine to deliver bank-level detection and accuracy at a lower cost for small and mid-sized businesses.
The bottom line: - The AB7100 ValuePro is a cash-management tool built for businesses that still process a lot of physical currency and want faster counting with stronger counterfeit screening.
Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.
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