Bank Bags for Secure Cash Transport
A SECUR-PAK Bag for Every Branch
A torn or unsealed bag can turn a routine cash pickup into a real liability for a bank branch, credit union, or armored car crew. Deposits move by the hundreds each day, and a bag that fails mid-route puts cash, evidence of custody, and staff time at risk.
Connover builds bank bags for the institutions and cash-in-transit companies that can’t afford that risk, using heavy-duty film, tamper-evident seals, and sizes that hold a single-night deposit or scale up for a full pickup route.
Every bag ships quickly and carries your branch or company print, so procurement teams stay stocked with reliable supply without slowing a single route down.
Tamper-Evident Seals vs. Tamper-Resistant Bank Bags
Tamper-evident and tamper-resistant bank bags solve different problems. A tamper-evident seal locks the bag shut and leaves a permanent void mark the moment someone opens it, so you know if anyone touched a deposit in transit. That single-use seal is the standard for banks and armored car routes that need documented proof of handling, and it’s the mechanism behind Connover’s tamper-evident bags.
A tamper-resistant bag works differently, using a pressure-sensitive self-sealing closure built to resist reopening once shut, at a lower price point than tamper-evident. It suits lower-risk workflows, like interdepartmental transfers or internal audits, where full tamper-evident features exceed what the job requires.
Connover’s SECUR-PAK film backs both, in clear for a quick visual count or opaque for keeping cash out of sight. Compare sizes and seal types across the full cash deposit bags lineup.
Sizes From Night Deposit to Bulk Orders
Bank deposit bags come in more than one size because the job changes with the shift. A single teller station needs a small night deposit bag, sometimes called a drop-safe or drop bag, sized for one register’s close.
Multi-location routes and high-volume branches need bulk multi-packs, ordered by the case instead of the bag, so a route never runs short mid-shift.
Large bank bags handle bigger drops without doubling up two thin bags for one deposit.
Request a bulk quote to match bag count and size to your actual route volume, not a generic case size.
Chain of Custody for Armored Car Transit
An armored car or cash-in-transit route passes a bag through more hands than a single branch deposit ever does, past the driver, through dispatch, and into the receiving vault. Every handoff needs a record, since a break anywhere in that chain is what auditors and route managers actually have to explain.
Connover builds that record into the bag itself:
- Serialized barcodes track each bag across every stop on the route.
- Writable panels log route number, stop, and time at every transfer.
- A logged custody trail ties each transfer back to a name, time, and location.
Get a Quote on Bank Deposit Bags
Your next shift shouldn’t run on a bag you’re not sure about. Connover ships stock bank bags fast and quotes custom orders just as quickly, so a route or branch never waits on supply. Request a quote now and get pricing built around exactly what your route needs.
Bank Bag FAQs
A tamper-evident bag seals shut and shows a permanent void mark the moment someone opens it. A tamper-resistant bag uses a pressure-sensitive self-seal instead, built to resist reopening, at a lower price point for lower-risk transfers.
SECUR-PAK bags come in a night deposit or drop-safe size for single branches, plus bulk multi-pack bundles for high-volume routes.
Yes. SECUR-PAK bags are customizable for both cash and coin, and Connover’s dedicated coin bags cover coin-specific sizing and features.
Yes. Serialized barcodes and writable panels support the multi-stop handoffs that armored car and CIT routes need, alongside single-branch deposits.
Federal Reserve requirements apply to your cash-in-transit procedures, not to a specific bag design, so confirm your process meets them separately. Connover’s writable panels and serialized tracking help document that process.