About Panini

The Check Becomes Virtual for BPM

BancaFinanza - January 2011

Remote Deposit Capture (RDC): The Idea and the Outcome at an International Level

Bancamatica - October 2010

The mission of Panini is “to create high-quality, innovative solutions for document processing and payment systems to increase efficiency and business opportunities for financial institutions and partners”.

The company has set the following goals:

Customer centricity: Customers are central to everything we do and their satisfaction is a top priority. Customer focus is not just a goal to reach, but a driving force that touches every employee at Panini.

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation

For the 3rd straight year, Panini North America in participated in the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation’s (JDRF) Walk to Cure Diabetes. The walk took place at Island MetroPark in Dayton, Ohio.

Panini employees raised money for the cause with a bowling tournament, jeans day Thursday, purchasing JDRF shoes to hang in the office and more!

Panini North America also matched 100% of the employee donations!!!

1945 – Antonio Panini establishes Panini as a distributor of office equipment.

1975 – Panini brings innovation to the banking industry, launching a revolutionary image capture system for managing paper documents.

1980 – The LS Series high-speed readers/sorters are launched, becoming the standard for the management of checks in major Italian financial institutions.

As a WEEE/RoHS compliant company, Panini considers it necessary to promote the initiatives within its business network to improve the collection and treatment of WEEE within Europe. This is the reason why the company decided to take part in a non-profit organization, committed and qualified in waste collection, recycling and recovery targets for all types of electrical goods.

Panini is compliant with WEEE, the European Community directive on waste electrical and electronic disposal. Together with the RoHS precept, the WEEE Directive became European Law in February 2003, setting collection, recycling and recovery targets for all types of electrical goods.