I use Wells Fargo. Their ATM's take and scan in checks, etc and they will actually take in cash and count it inside the ATM. You get to confirm the amounts and

I use Wells Fargo. Their ATM's take and scan in checks, etc and they will actually take in cash and count it inside the ATM. You get to confirm the amounts and it deposits into your account (subject to normal holds/availability timing). They have a slot that is like a conveyor belt that opens and I just insert the stack of paper you can hear what sounds like a bill counter sorting the stack and counting it. You get to see scans of the checks. It typically shows each one and asks you to confirm the amount the OCR thinks is correct. No envelopes, etc just feed it the stack of paper in any order so long as it's short side first. Occasionally it will reject a bill that is too wrinkled. I use it regularly instead of waiting to see a teller.