Fujitsu Corporation

Masahiko Wada

Kiyotaka Awatsu

Yasuko Shibata

Akemi Oda

Yukie Sato

Tatsushi Miura

A cash processing system is capable of reducing manual operation in placing and collecting from a cashing handling apparatus, such as ATM's, cash dispensing machines and so forth and thus can eliminate the occurrence of error or theft. The cash processing system includes a detachable cash safe, a cash processing apparatus that detachably receives the cash safe for automatically setting a commanded amount of cash therein, and a cash handling apparatus that detachably receives the cash safe, in which the commanded amount of cash is set, for performing services including a cash dispensing service.

Cash processing system for automatically performing cash handling with limited operator handling of cash

Cash processing system for automatically performing cash handling

A cash processing system includes a detachable cash safe, a cash processing apparatus that detachably receives the cash safe for automatically setting a commanded amount of cash therein, and a cash handling apparatus that detachably receives the cash safe, in which the commanded amount of cash is set, for performing services including a cash dispensing service. The detachable cash safe has a cash left containing unit for containing left cash and a cash handling unit for performing a dispensing operation. Left cash information associated with the left cash is stored in a left cash storage file in a memory when cash is left in the cash handling apparatus. The left cash information is displayed upon returning the left cash, and a search of the left cash storage file in the memory is performed for part of the left cash information entered through an input section for accessing corresponding left cash information.

Cash processing system for handling unretrieved cash

A banking terminal includes a plurality of locks which are provided at predetermined parts of the banking terminal and unlocked in response to instruction signals, a memory part for storing a table of attribute data in correspondence with one or a plurality of locks which are to be unlocked, a card reader for reading information from a identification card which prestores at least attribute data, and a control part for automatically unlocking one or a plurality of predetermined locks out of the locks by supplying instruction signals based on the attribute data read from the identification card by the card reader by referring to the table of the memory part.

Growing community of inventors

Utsunomiya, Japan

Masahiko Wada