Check Cashing & Coin Conversion Industry Overview

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Industry Description

Companies that provide services such as payroll and other check cashing; money orders and funds transfer; and coin counting, wrapping, and exchange in return for paper money or vouchers.

Summary

The check-cashing industry may have been getting a bad rap.  The industry claims it serves the “unbanked.” Critics assert that it preys on the poor (customers typically have an annual household income of less than $25,000).

Industry Trends

Industry Consolidation

In the past 10 years, the number of commercial banks in the US dropped by almost 30 percent. Large economies of scale in banking operations have encouraged consolidation, which has produced several dozen very large banks with more than $50 billion in assets. Smaller banks are still able to thrive by providing personal attention smaller customers don't get from large institutions.

Industry Competitors

Industry Codes

Hoover's has developed its own industry classifications to better serve its customers. These classifications are mapped to the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) and the older U.S. Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) system. The Check Cashing & Coin Conversion maps to a number of NAICS codes including:

NAICS
NAICS Title
Consumer Lending
All Other Nondepository Credit Intermediation

Related Industries

Industry Financials

Using the 2002 Census Bureau Economic Census, Hoover's has generated an industry financial summary for the Check Cashing & Coin Conversion industry.

Indicator
Total
NAICS Codes
3
Establishments
21,924
Sales, receipts or shipments ($1,000)
$66,234,645
Annual Payroll ($1,000)
$5,886,731
Paid Employees
152,886

Industry People



Industry Jobs

Capital One - Houma.LA
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The Check Cashing Store - Miami.FL
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The Check Cashing Store - Miami.FL
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