JP2005018508A - Payoff management system and public playing field operating system - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a payoff system of a public playing field with high reliability or transparency by providing a payoff management system independently of an operation server managed by the administrator of the playing field, and making the payoff management system deal with payoff. <P>SOLUTION: The payoff management system is provided independently of the operation server managed by the administrator of the playing field. The payoff management system deals with payoff to provide a payoff system of a public playing field with high reliability or transparency. The payoff management server receives from an operation system the amount of digital money used (amount for purchase of betting tickets, payoff for winning tickets) along with a card number and manages the balance of the digital money for each card number. When the balance of digital money in the card does not equal the remaining points the digital money on the card is not paid out. This solves the problems with conventional techniques wherein because payoff and settlement is made using only digital money information, the playing field cannot be prevented from incurring loss if cards are forged or if the amount of money is manipulated; and wherein when payoff and settlement is made using only the information managed by the playing field, fraud on the part of the playing field cannot be checked even if fraud on the part of users can be checked. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a public stadium system that purchases / refunds voting rights regardless of cash in and outside public stadiums that carry out public competitions (boat racing, horse racing, bicycle racing, etc.).
[0002]
[Prior art]
In public stadiums, many ticketing terminals that sell voting tickets (boat tickets, betting tickets, etc.) are installed to support voting by users, but the cash of these many ticketing terminals is collected, examined, loaded, etc. The operational costs and the equipment costs for the introduction and maintenance of the deposit / withdrawal mechanism are a major burden for public stadiums.
[0003]
Also, in public stadiums, users are rushing to voting machines just before the deadline (just before the odds are confirmed), and in order to eliminate the congestion, there is a need for cashless in the public stadium.
[0004]
For example, Patent Document 1 discloses an attendance voting system in which cash is converted into an electronic card so that deposits and withdrawals can be deposited and withdrawn with an electronic card regardless of cash.
[0005]
[Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-222671 [Problems to be Solved by the Invention]
However, the technique of Patent Document 1 has a problem that it cannot prevent loss on the stadium side in the case where the card is counterfeited or the amount of money is fraudulent because cash or settlement is executed only by information on the electronic card.
[0006]
However, in the case of performing cashing and settlement only with information managed on the stadium side, the fraud on the stadium side cannot be checked, although the fraud on the user can be checked. Management of funds on the stadium side may be considered as deposits on the stadium, but generally the stadium is sponsored by local public bodies, so deposits on the stadium are legally legal. Not at all acceptable.
[0007]
Therefore, in the invention of the present application, a cash management system is provided separately from the management server managed by the stadium operator, and the cash management system executes the cash, and the cash of the public stadium with high reliability or transparency is provided. Provide a system.
[0008]
It also provides a more efficient public stadium system that consolidates cash management into the cash management system and outsources cash management from the stadium.
[0009]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In light of the above-described problem, for example, in the present invention, a cash management server that manages cash and electronic money in a cash handling device is provided separately from an operating system that manages voting tickets in a public stadium. Thereby, management of cash can be separated from the management system, and the management of the public stadium is made more efficient.
[0010]
The cash management server receives notification of the amount of electronic money used from the operating system together with the card number, and executes the process of transferring the difference (remaining point) from the deposit amount managed for each card number to the operator's account To do. In addition, the cash management server is a cash handling device, based on the card number read from the card and the balance of electronic money in the card, when the remaining point amount stored in the cash management server does not match. Do not exchange electronic money. At this time, the cash handling apparatus displays guidance to the window. However, when the communication state with the operating system is not normal, the money is executed even if the electronic money balance does not match the remaining point amount. When the electronic money on the card is exchanged, the cash handling device guides the refund of the hit ticket that has not been refunded. This prevents fraud of users and operators.
[0011]
The management server sends the card number used for purchase of the voting ticket or the card number used for refund of the hit ticket to the cash management server corresponding to the purchase amount or the refund amount (and also the management server). (The server also remembers).
[0012]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
One preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Note that the present invention is not limited to this embodiment.
[0013]
FIG. 1 shows the configuration of a public stadium system. A public stadium management server (operation server) that is operated by a venue operator 2 that manages a public stadium and manages the purchase price of voting tickets and purchase betting ceremonies. 20, a ticketing terminal 26 that sells a voting ticket by electronic money of an IC card, a refund terminal 27 that refunds a refund for a target ticket out of voting tickets to an IC card as electronic money, and a cash management company (management company) 1 Including a cash management server (management server) 10 for managing and managing the amount of cash deposited by the user and the amount refunded from electronic money to cash, and a cash handling device 16 for depositing cash and issuing an IC card , Via the network to the financial institution 3 that manages the account 31 of the cash management company 1 and the account 32 of the venue operator 2 and the host 4 that manages the cooperation with other stadium systems To continue. In addition, it is not restricted to an IC card, For example, a magnetic card may be sufficient.
[0014]
The cash handling device 16 includes a cash handling unit 161 including a mechanism for depositing or withdrawing cash, a card handling unit (IC card reader / writer) 162, a display unit 163 for displaying a guidance screen for the user, It includes an input unit 164 that receives input from the user, a notification transmission unit 165, an instruction reception unit 166, and a control unit 167. The control unit 167 counts and counts the cash deposited by the cash handling unit 161. A function of notifying the cash management server 10 of the deposit amount by the notification transmission unit 165, charging the electronic money to the IC card by the card handling unit 162 and charging the electronic money to the new issue or user IC card, and the card handling The balance of the electronic money of the IC card read by the unit 161 and the card number are notified to the cash management server 10 by the notification transmitting unit 165 together with the cashing request, and the instruction receiving unit 165 Approved indication of cash of money management server, and a function that was redeemed in cash for withdrawal in cash handling unit 161.
[0015]
The ticket issuing terminal 26 includes a mark card reader 261 that optically reads a mark card for application of a so-called mark sheet type voting ticket that checks a purchase credit type or purchase amount with a pencil or the like, and a card handling unit (IC card lead / Writer) 262, issuing printer 263, display unit 264 for displaying a guidance screen for the user, input unit 265 for receiving input from the user, notification transmission unit 266, instruction reception unit 267, control The control unit 268 notifies the operation server 4 of the purchase betting type and the purchase price described in the mark card read by the mark card reader 261 to the operation server 4 and the instruction receiving unit 268 In response to the issuance permission instruction, the card handling unit 262 subtracts the electronic money from the IC card, prints it on a sheet by the issuance printer 263, and issues a voting ticket. Having that function.
[0016]
The refund terminal 27 includes a ballot ticket reader 271 that reads information such as a two-dimensional bar code, OCR characters, magnetic characters, and magnetic stripes using an optical or magnetic method, and a card handling unit (IC card reader / writer) 272. A display unit 273 that displays a guidance screen for the user, an input unit 274 that receives an input from the user, a notification transmission unit 275, an instruction reception unit 276, and a control unit 277. 277 reads the voting ticket with the voting ticket reader 271, notifies the operation server 4 with the notification transmission unit 275, receives the instruction from the instruction reception unit 276, and handles the electronic money for the amount of the refund when the instruction is received The unit 272 has a function to be added to the IC card.
[0017]
Note that a payment terminal 28 having a function of combining the ticketing terminal 26 and the refund terminal 27 may be prepared, and the payment terminal 28 also has a function of purchasing a new voting ticket with an appropriate refund.
[0018]
The cash management server 10 includes a control unit 11 such as a CPU, a storage unit 12 such as a semiconductor memory, a magnetic disk, an optical disk, or a combination thereof, an interface (IF) 13 for controlling and monitoring a communication state, and a cash management table. 14 and a remaining point management table 15. The operation server 20 includes a control unit 21 such as a CPU, a storage unit 22 such as a semiconductor memory, a magnetic disk, an optical disk, or a combination thereof, an interface IF 23 for controlling and monitoring a communication state, a ticket management table 24, an electronic A money usage amount management table 25. Details of each configuration of the cash management server 10 and the operation server 20 will be described with reference to FIGS.
[0019]
FIG. 2 shows a cash management table 14 that manages at least a part of the amount of money deposited, the amount of money exchanged, and the amount of money transferred, and as its information (data), a card number 141 that is a unique number for each IC card. A deposit amount 142 that is the amount of the counted cash deposited into the cash handling device 16, a cashed flag 143 indicating that the money has been converted from electronic money to cash, and an amount cashed by the cash handling device 16 The cash amount 144 and the transferred amount 145 transferred to the account are stored in association with each other.
[0020]
FIG. 3 shows a value calculated for each card number based on the deposited amount and the purchase amount of the voting ticket notified from the operation server or the refund amount of the target ticket (in this embodiment, the electronic money in the IC card). The point remaining amount management table 15 for managing the remaining amount of points is referred to as the remaining point amount for distinguishing from the balance (point is numerical data for grasping the amount of electronic money by the server), and is a unique number for each IC card. The card number 151 corresponding to the card number 141, the remaining point 152, the mismatched flag 153 indicating that the remaining point 152 and the electronic money balance of the IC card are mismatched, and the cash handling device 16 The communication abnormality flag 154 indicating that the communication state between the operation server 20 and the cash management server 10 is not normal is stored in association with each other.
[0021]
FIG. 4 shows a ticket management table 24 for managing the purchase betting system and the presence / absence of refund for the ticket number of the voting ticket, and the ticket number 241 unique to the voting ticket, the purchase betting system 242 and the purchase multiplying system are appropriate In this case, a refund amount 243 obtained by multiplying the odds and the purchase amount, a refunded flag 245 indicating whether or not the refund has been made, and a card number 245 of the IC card to which the refund has been made (the card number 141 and the card Corresponding to the number 151). The refund amount 243 may be obtained and stored in advance based on the purchase betting formula 242 after the race is completed, or when a voting ticket is inserted by the user into the refund terminal 27 and received. Alternatively, it may be calculated by determining whether or not the purchase is based on the purchase multiplication formula 242.
[0022]
FIG. 5 shows an electronic money usage amount management table 25 for managing the amount of electronic money used at the ticket issuing terminal 26 and the withdrawal terminal 27. The card number 251 corresponding to the card numbers 141, 151 and 241 and the electronic money usage Forehead 252 is included.
[0023]
FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing processing executed by the control unit 11 in conjunction with the operation server 20 and the cash handling device 16 in the cash management server 10. Hereinafter, the operation of the system will be described with reference to FIG. 6 in accordance with reference numerals (1) to (7) in FIG.
[0024]
(1): A user who has come to buy a voting ticket at a stadium or an off-site sales floor first converts cash into electronic money by the cash handling device 16.
[0025]
The cash handling device 16 counts the cash input from the user by the cash handling unit 161, reads the card number of the IC card to be issued by the card handling unit 162, and cashes the card number and the cash counting result. Notify the management server 10. The control unit 11 of the cash management server 10 that has received the notification via the IF 13 (step S1) stores the deposit amount 142 and the card number 141 in association with each other in the cash management table 14 of the storage unit 12 (step S2). Further, the point remaining amount management table 15 stores the card number 151 that is the same as the card number 141 and the point corresponding to the deposit amount as the point remaining amount 152 (step S2).
[0026]
The cash handling apparatus 16 may be configured to charge the IC card held by the user in addition to newly issuing the IC card.
[0027]
{Circle around (2)} To purchase a voting ticket at the ticketing terminal 26, an IC card is used instead of cash, and a mark card and an IC card with a purchase betting ceremony are set in the ticketing terminal 26.
[0028]
The ticket issuing terminal 26 reads the remaining electronic money of the set IC card with the card handling unit 262, reads the purchase betting type and the purchase amount with the mark card applied with the mark card reader 261, It is confirmed whether the purchase amount is within the remaining amount of the IC card, and if there is no problem, the purchase bet type, the purchase amount, and the card number (also referred to as the first card number) are transmitted to the operation server 20.
[0029]
When receiving information from the ticketing terminal 26 via the IF 23, the control unit 21 of the operation server 20 issues a ticket number 241 and manages the ticket number 241 and the purchase betting 242 in order to manage information on the issued voting ticket. The purchase amount 246 and the card number 245 are associated with each other and stored in the ticket management table 24 of the storage unit 22, and the ticket number 241 is returned to the ticket issuing terminal 26 via the IF 23. Further, the card number 251 is recorded in the electronic money usage amount management table 25, and the purchase amount is recorded as a positive value of the electronic money usage amount 253 at the time 252 when the voting ticket is sold.
[0030]
The ticket issuing terminal 26 subtracts the electronic money corresponding to the purchase amount 246 from the IC card, prints the purchase betting 242, the purchase amount 246, the ticket number 241, etc. on the voting ticket and issues them to the operation server 20. return it. The ballot ticket may be stored in, for example, an IC card without being issued in paper. However, the user's satisfaction level can be easily recognized because the user can easily see the purchase betting ceremony and the purchase price. This is because an inconvenient case may occur if the IC card that purchased the voting ticket cannot be used to receive a refund (described later).
[0031]
{Circle around (3)} When the control unit 21 of the operation server 20 receives the processing end of the ticket issuing terminal 26 via the IF 23, it notifies the cash management server 10 of the card number 243 and the purchase amount 246 via the IF 23. When receiving the notification via the IF 13 (Yes in step S3), the control unit 12 of the cash management server 10 searches for a matching card number 151 using the card number 243 as a key, and purchases the corresponding amount from the electronic money balance 152. The amount of electronic money is subtracted and stored (updated) in the remaining point management table 15 (step S4).
[0032]
{Circle around (4)} At the time of refund, the IC card and the voting ticket are set in the refund terminal 27. The refund terminal 27 reads the ticket number from the voting ticket with the voting ticket reader 271 and transmits a refund request together with the ticket number to the operation server 20. The operation server 20 searches the ticket management table 24 using the ticket number as a key, and confirms whether or not the refund has been made based on the presence or absence of the refunded flag 244. If not, is there a refund for the purchase betting type? Determine whether or not (whether or not it ’s right). When the refund has not been completed and there is a refund, an instruction to withdraw the refund 243 is returned to the refund terminal 27.
[0033]
The withdrawal terminal 27 adds electronic money corresponding to the withdrawal amount to the IC card by the card handling unit 272 according to the information received from the operation server 20. The refund terminal 27 returns the process end to the operation server 20 when the process to the IC card is completed. The operation server 20 ends the processing of the voting ticket upon completion of the processing, and in order to manage the refund for the target ticket, the ticket management table 24 has the refunded flag 244 of the ticket number 241 and the IC card to which the refund has been refunded. The card number 245 is stored. Further, the card number 251 is recorded in the electronic money usage amount management table 25, and the refund amount is recorded as a negative value of the electronic money usage amount 253 at the time 252 when the refund is made.
[0034]
When purchasing a voting ticket, the card number of the IC card from which electronic money is subtracted does not need to match the card number to which the refund is added. If they need to match, for example, friends purchase voting tickets with their respective IC cards, and when both hit, they get a refund of the target ticket for two people with one person's IC card This is because there are cases. In addition, in order to use such a method, the above-described form in which the information on the voting ticket and the electronic money is stored in the IC card without issuing the voting ticket is not suitable.
[0035]
{Circle around (5)} The control unit 21 of the operation server 20 receives the end of processing of the withdrawal terminal 27 via the IF 23, and sends the withdrawal amount 243 and the card number 245 (also referred to as a second card number) to the cash management server 10. Notify via Upon receiving the notification via the IF 13 (Yes in step S5), the control unit 11 of the cash management server 10 searches for a matching card number 151 using the card number 245 as a key, and a refund amount from the corresponding electronic money balance 152 The electronic money corresponding to 243 is added and stored (updated) in the electronic money balance management table 15 (step S6).
[0036]
{Circle around (6)} When the electronic money of the IC card is exchanged, the IC card is set in the cash handling apparatus 16 (Yes in step S7). The cash handling device 16 reads the card number and the electronic money remaining amount from the IC card by the card handling unit 162 and transmits them to the cash management server 10 together with the cash demand. The cash management server 10 that has received the card number and the electronic money remaining amount via the IF (step S8) compares it with the remaining point management table 15 (step S10). When they match (Yes in step S10), the amount of the remaining point is converted into cash by the cash handling device 16 to make the remaining point “0” in the remaining point table and converted into the cash management table 14. The completed flag and the cash amount are stored. The IC card after cashing may be collected or returned to the user.
[0037]
Since the IC card from which the voting ticket was purchased is not necessarily the same as the IC card that has been refunded, it is not specified whether there is any unpaid money for the IC card. If the customer has forgotten the refund by displaying a message such as "Is it all over, or if you haven't done so, please do it early. Can be noticed. Voice messages, lighting of lamps, printing of messages on paper, etc. may be used.
[0038]
In addition, if a password is prepared at the time of card issuance and the user is allowed to input from the input unit 164 at the time of cashing, it is possible to prevent cash from the stolen IC card. However, in order to shorten the time to purchase a voting ticket, the PIN is not used when purchasing the ticket.
[0039]
When the electronic money remaining amount and the point remaining amount do not match (No in step S10), no money is exchanged. Such comparison processing can prevent the IC card from being tampered with and refunded.
[0040]
If there is a discrepancy, the user may have cheated on the IC card, so the screen of FIG. The cashed flag and the cashed amount are stored (step S13). For the unauthorized user, the display itself is a threat to fraud, but if the clerk interviews the user (step S14), if there is no problem, the cash is converted into cash and the cash management table 14 has a cashed flag. As a result, a cash flag after the interview is stored, and the cash amount is also stored. Cards with this card number are prohibited from being handled as accident cards. Note that the cash is stored in the IC card because the customer knows the remaining amount of the IC card, and the cause of the inconsistency is not necessarily due to the customer. For example, the venue operator 2 may be fraudulent. It is desirable to use the remaining point data in the remaining point management table 15 when there is a mismatch due to the destruction of the storage area of the IC card.
[0041]
If there are many cases where there is no problem as a result of the inquiry, the cash management company 1 can ask the venue operator 2 to improve the problem. In this case, the mismatch flag in the point balance management table 15 can be referred to.
[0042]
In this way, the cash management company 1 (the cash management server 10) is provided as a third party independent of the stadium and the user, and the cash management company executes the cash, and the user and the venue operator are illegal. Monitoring this will improve transparency and reliability.
[0043]
In addition, when the IF 13 or the control unit 12 detects that a communication failure with the operation server 20 has occurred (Yes in step S9), the remaining point management table 15 is not updated, so that a communication error is dealt with. However, in order to maintain the service to the user, the payout is performed using the data stored in the IC card, the communication abnormality flag is recorded in the remaining point management table 15, and the cashed flag is displayed in the cash management table 14. And the cash amount is stored (step S12). After the communication state is restored, the operation server 4 is requested for purchase amount or refund amount data for the card number in which the communication abnormality flag is stored, and the card number 251 and time 252 (for example, in the electronic money usage amount management table 25) (Restricted to those after the time when the purchase amount or the refund amount is received from the operation server 4 at the end), the electronic money usage amount data is received and updated as necessary. It is checked whether or not the difference from the deposit amount matches the exchange amount (step S14). In this process, a warning is issued for the card number of the mismatched card at the next use.
[0044]
In this way, double management of data between the cash management server and the operation server helps to prevent fraud and troubles due to failures.
[0045]
(7): The cash management server 10 is updated in the point balance management table 15 or the cash management table 14 from the time of counting by the last transfer at a predetermined time (for example, after the business hours of the stadium or before the start). With regard to the card number 141 or 151 that has been found, the transfer amount obtained by the formula 1 is calculated, and the transfer amount 145 of the cash management table 14 is calculated by performing a transfer process to the venue operator account in a lump sum during the business hours of the financial institution. Update (step S15).
[0046]
Formula 1: Transfer amount = Payment amount 142-Transfered amount 145- (Remaining point 152 + Cash amount 144)
The reason for considering the transferred amount 145 is that the user does not come to the cash handling device 16 for cash (or use up the electronic money) by the predetermined time for executing the transfer process. This is because there is a case in which electronic money is used before and after a predetermined time for a card number, and in this case, it is to prevent duplicate transfers. Even if the IC card is returned to the user and the electronic money is recharged and used at a later date, duplicate transfers can be prevented. Also, the reason for subtracting the sum of the remaining point amount 152 and the cash amount 144 is to subtract the remaining point amount 152 when it is redeemed in step S11 and add it to the cash amount. It is because it is a numerical value which shows the sum total with the done cash.
[0047]
When all of the voting tickets issued by the venue operator 2 are not purchased and refunded with an IC card managed by the cash management company 1 (for example, when there are other cash management companies competing with Internet sales) Refunds may be biased toward IC cards managed by the cash management company 1, and the transfer amount of equation 1 may be negative. At this time, the management company 1 charges the venue operator 2 to make a transfer from the account of the venue operator 2 to the management company 1 account, or counteracts it with a later transfer amount.
[0048]
For example, if you want to make a transfer at the timing of each customer's cash exchange instead of a lump sum transfer, the financial institution's online needs to be in operation and it is difficult to do it on holidays and at night. Since a fee is also incurred, it is not preferable.
[0049]
Thus, by providing the cash management server 10, cash management on the system is consolidated, and for the stadium operator 2, cash management is outsourced and further cost reduction can be expected.
[0050]
【The invention's effect】
Voting ticket management and cash management can be separated. In addition, it is possible to prevent damage caused by forgery of the user's card. In addition, convenience for the user is improved.
[Brief description of the drawings]
[FIG. 1] System configuration block diagram [FIG. 2] Cash management table [FIG. 3] Point balance management table [FIG. 4] Ticket management table [FIG. 5] Electronic money usage amount management table [FIG. Explanation of symbols]
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Cash management server, 16 ... Cash handling apparatus, 20 ... Operation server, ticket vending machine ... 26, Refund machine ... 27.

Claims (5)

A line is connected to the cash handling unit for depositing and withdrawing cash and the card handling unit for reading the card-specific card number and the electronic money remaining amount from the card and the management system for managing the information of public voting tickets. A cash management system for public stadiums connected via
The deposit amount received from the cash handling device is stored as the remaining point amount, the points for the purchase amount of the voting ticket received from the operation system are subtracted from the remaining point amount, and the target received from the operation system Point remaining amount management means for adding points for the refund amount of the ticket to the remaining point amount;
A cash management system comprising: a transfer means for automatically executing a transfer process of a difference between the deposit amount and the amount of the remaining point amount at that time at a predetermined timing. A cash handling unit that has a cash handling unit that deposits and withdraws cash, a card handling unit that reads a card-specific card number and the remaining amount of electronic money from the card, and a management system that manages information on voting tickets for public competitions A cash management system for public stadiums connected via
Corresponding to the first card number received from the cash handling device, the deposit amount received from the cash handling device together with the first card number is stored as a first point remaining amount, and the operating system together with the first card number The points for the purchase amount of the voting ticket received from the first point are subtracted from the remaining amount of the first point, and the points for the refund amount of the hit ticket received from the management system together with the first card number are the first point. Point remaining amount management means to add to the remaining amount;
When the cash handling device receives the first card number and the electronic money remaining amount stored in the card of the first card number and receives a cash request, it is stored in the card of the first card number. When the amount of money indicated by the remaining electronic money amount and the first point remaining amount are the same, an approval instruction is transmitted to the cash handling device when it is determined that the amounts match, A cash management system characterized by having a remaining amount comparing means for storing a non-coincidence instruction to the cash handling apparatus while storing a mismatch when judged. A cash handling unit that has a cash handling unit that deposits and withdraws cash, a card handling unit that reads a card-specific card number and the remaining amount of electronic money from the card, and a management system that manages information on voting tickets for public competitions A cash management system for public stadiums connected via
Corresponding to the first card number received from the cash handling apparatus, the deposit amount received from the cash handling apparatus together with the first card number is stored as a first point remaining amount, and together with the first card number from the operating system. The received points for the purchase amount of the voting ticket are subtracted from the remaining amount of the first point, and the points for the refund amount of the hit ticket received from the management system together with the first card number are left as the first point remaining. Point remaining amount management means to be added to the amount;
Communication state determining means for determining whether or not the communication state with the operating system is normal;
If the line state determination means does not determine that there is an abnormality, the cash handling device receives the first card number and the remaining electronic money stored in the card of the first card number and issues a cash request. When received, it is determined whether or not the amount of money indicated by the remaining amount of electronic money stored in the card of the first card number matches the remaining amount of the first point. When the approval instruction is transmitted to the handling device, and it is determined that they do not match, the mismatch is stored, and the remaining amount comparing means for transmitting the non-approval instruction to the cash handling device,
When the communication state determining means determines that the communication state is abnormal, the first card number and the electronic money remaining amount stored in the card of the first card number are received from the cash handling apparatus. A cash management system, comprising: a communication abnormality handling means for transmitting an approval instruction to the cash handling apparatus and recording that the communication abnormality has occurred when a cash request is received. A cash management system according to claim 2 or 3,
When the cash handling apparatus receives an approval instruction from the remaining amount comparison means or the communication abnormality handling means, withdraws cash in the cash handling unit, and receives a non-approval instruction from the remaining amount comparison means, A cash management system that emits visual or audio guidance without dispensing cash from the cash handling unit. Via a network to a ticketing terminal that sells voting tickets by IC card, a refund terminal that refunds the refund to the IC card for the central ticket among the voting tickets, and a cash management system that manages the cash exchange of the IC card and cash A public stadium operation system that connects to
A ticket number issuing means for receiving a purchase amount, a purchase multiplication type, and a first card number from the ticket issuing terminal, and issuing a ticket number;
Ticketing management means for storing the purchase betting ceremony, the purchase price, and the ticket number;
The ticket number, the refund request, and the second card number are received from the refund terminal, and the ticket issuing management means is searched based on the ticket number. A refund management means for instructing a refund to the refund terminal and storing the refund amount and the second card number;
A public stadium operation system, comprising: a cash management server contact means for transmitting the purchase price, the first card number, the refund amount, and the second card number to the cash management system.

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