JP6904663B2 - ATM - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to an automated teller machine and an automated teller machine.

Conventionally, an automatic transaction system that allows a customer to perform deposit / withdrawal and transfer processing without going to the window of a financial institution has become widespread. The automated teller machine includes, for example, an automated teller machine, which is a terminal operated by the customer, and a host computer in which the customer's data is stored. For example, Patent Document 1 discloses an automated teller machine and an automated teller machine that provides transaction operation guidance according to a user's past transaction operations.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2005-4401

Generally, an automated teller machine is provided with a touch panel-mounted display. The display functions as an input means for accepting transaction operations from customers, and also functions as an output (display) means for displaying operation guidance and transaction details to customers.

For example, the display displays information common to customers, such as a screen for inputting (selecting) a process desired by the customer and a screen for prompting the customer to insert a card. On the other hand, the display may display information specific to the customer, such as the customer's account number, the balance after the transaction, and the transfer destination, for example, during or at the end of the transaction.

It is preferable that the automatic transaction system is configured so that when the customer operates the device, the information peculiar to the customer is not easily known to others. Further, in recent years, in consideration of convenience of operation for elderly people and the like, automatic teller machines have begun to adopt a simple operation mode in which large characters are displayed and screen transitions are performed slowly as compared with the normal operation mode. In particular, in an automated teller machine that employs the simple operation mode, it is preferable to suppress the outflow of customer information by peeping at the display.

The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and provides an automated teller machine and an automated teller machine that suppresses the leakage of customer information by peeping at a display and enables customers to perform transaction operations with peace of mind. The purpose is to do.

The automated teller machine according to the present invention has a display for providing operation input guidance to the user and output of the transaction content to the user, and the name of the transaction is the first on the transaction selection screen, which is a screen for accepting the selection of the transaction. A second size that is displayed in characters of size 1 and the personal information is smaller than the first size when the user's personal information including the deposit balance is displayed in the output of the transaction content of the transaction selected by the user. It is characterized by being displayed on the display in the letters or numbers of.

In addition, the automated teller machine according to the present invention has a display for providing operation input guidance to the user and output of the transaction content to the user, and the display is used for at least one of withdrawal, deposit, and balance inquiry. screen for accepting selection is displayed along with the names of the characters of the transactions of a first size, individual user including at least one of the intake discount amount and deposit balance of the user at the output of transaction content of the transaction selected by the user The information is characterized in that it is displayed on the display in a second size letter or number that is smaller than the first size.

Further, the automated teller machine according to the present invention has a display for providing operation input guidance to the user and output of the transaction content to the user, and the display accepts at least one transaction selection of withdrawal and deposit. The screen is displayed with the transaction name in the first size letters, and the transaction amount entered by the user in the output of the transaction details of the transaction selected by the user is a second size letter smaller than the first size or The feature is that it is displayed on the display as a number.

Further, the automatic transaction device according to the present invention has a transaction control unit that controls transactions according to a user's operation, and a display that guides operation input to the user and outputs transaction contents to the user. , Display the screen that accepts the transaction selection including the balance inquiry from the user on the display together with the transaction name of the first size character, and display the user's deposit balance in the output of the transaction content of the transaction of the balance inquiry selected by the user. It is characterized in that it is displayed on a display with letters or numbers of a second size smaller than the first size.

It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the automatic transaction system which concerns on Example 1. FIG. It is a figure which shows the output flow of the transaction information in the automatic teller machine which concerns on Example 1. FIG. It is a figure which shows the output flow of the transaction information in the automatic teller machine which concerns on Example 1. FIG. (A) to (c) are diagrams showing a screen display example of a display in the automated teller machine according to the first embodiment. It is a figure which shows typically the processing flow in the automatic teller machine in step S41, and the output content of the output part at that time. (A) to (c) are diagrams showing a screen display example of a display in the automated teller machine according to the first embodiment. (A) is a diagram showing another output flow of transaction information in the automated teller machine according to the first embodiment, and (b) is a diagram showing a screen display example of the display in step S44. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the automatic transaction system which concerns on Example 2. FIG. It is a block diagram which shows the structure of the automatic transaction system which concerns on Example 3. FIG. (A) is a diagram showing another output flow of transaction information in the automated teller machine according to the third embodiment, and (b) is a diagram showing a screen display example of the display in step S45. It is a figure which shows typically the processing flow in the automatic teller machine in step S45, and the output content of the output part at that time.

Hereinafter, examples of the present invention will be described in detail.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the automatic trading system 10 according to the first embodiment. The automated teller machine 10 includes a host computer 20 in which information about the customer is stored, and an automated teller machine (terminal) 30 that conducts transactions with the customer (user who operates the device) by communicating with the host computer 20. The host computer 20 and the automated teller machine 30 are connected to each other via a network such as the Internet. Customer information is stored in the host computer 20 as a database DB, and the automated teller machine 30 accesses this database DB to make a transaction with a customer.

The automated teller machine 30 has a user interface (hereinafter referred to as UI) 31. In this embodiment, the UI 31 includes a display 31A and a handset 31B. The UI 31 is configured to provide operation input guidance to the user and output transaction details to the user. In this embodiment, the UI 31 functions as an input means for a transaction instruction (operation) from the user, and also functions as an operation procedure of the automatic teller machine 10 to the user, a transaction guide, and an output means for the transaction result.

Further, in this embodiment, the display 31A has a touch panel type screen (not shown). The handset 31B also has a button and a speaker (not shown). The automated teller machine 30 may have a passbook, a card insertion slot, a numeric keypad, a fingerprint sensor, and the like as the UI 31.

The automatic teller machine 30 has a transaction control unit 32 that communicates with the host computer 20 according to the operation of the UI 31 by the user and controls transactions with the user. The transaction control unit 32 accesses the database DB of the host computer 20 and reads and writes the customer information in the database DB. Further, the transaction control unit 32 requests the UI 31 to input / output each information.

The automated teller machine 30 has an interface control unit (hereinafter, referred to as a UI control unit) 33 that controls the UI 31. In this embodiment, the UI control unit 33 includes a display control unit 33A that controls the display 31A and a handset control unit 33B that controls the handset 31B.

For example, the display control unit 33A generates image data to be displayed on the display 31A. Further, the display control unit 33A has a detection unit (not shown) that detects that a human finger has come into contact with the screen of the display 31A. Similarly, the handset control unit 33A generates audio data output from the speaker. Further, the handset control unit 33A has a detection unit (not shown) that detects that the button of the handset 31A is pressed.

The UI control unit 33 generates an output signal (for example, image data or audio data) to be output to the display 31A or the handset 31B based on the instruction from the transaction control unit 32. Further, the transaction control unit 32 receives an input signal indicating an input from the display 31A or the handset 31B (for example, an operation of the display 31A by the user) via the UI control unit 33.

The transaction control unit 32 has an output management unit 32A that manages the output of the UI 31. Specifically, the output management unit 32A instructs the UI control unit 33 to select the output device of the UI 31 and the output contents. Further, the output management unit 32A has a normal operation mode (referred to as a first output mode and a normal operation mode), a character display larger than the normal mode, a slow screen transition, and a slow movement according to the user's selection. It has a mode switching unit SL for switching between an operation mode (referred to as a second output mode and an easy operation mode) for performing the voice output and the like.

For example, the output management unit 32A (transaction control unit 32) has a first output mode in which the display 31A displays character information in a normal character size, and a first output mode in which the character information is displayed in a character size larger than the normal character size. It has a mode switching unit SL for switching between two output modes.

The easy operation mode is an operation mode provided in consideration of surely performing the operation by, for example, an elderly person, a physically handicapped person, a customer who operates the automatic teller machine 30 for the first time, or the like. The mode switching unit SL switches whether the output management unit 32A performs output management in the normal operation mode or output management in the simple operation mode according to the user's selection. The output management unit 32A gives an output instruction to the UI control unit 33 according to the operation mode selected by the user. The UI control unit 33 generates output data from the UI 31 based on the instruction of the output management unit 32A and supplies the output data to the UI 31.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of an output instruction flow of the output management unit 32A of the transaction control unit 32. The flow of determining the output instruction content in the simple operation mode will be described with reference to FIG. First, the transaction is started by the operation of the UI 31 by the user, and the output instruction to the UI 31 of the output management unit 32A is started (step S10). This step corresponds to, for example, the case where the user operates the display 31A, or the case where the user inserts a cash card into the automated teller machine 30. In step S10, the output management unit 32A requests the user to select a mode. For example, the output management unit 32A instructs the display control unit 33A to display a screen for selecting the operation mode on the display 31A (supplies an output instruction signal).

Next, according to the user's operation, the output management unit 32A determines whether or not the user has selected the easy operation mode (step S11). When it is determined in step S11 that the user has selected the easy operation mode, the output management unit 32A supplies the UI control unit 33 with an output instruction signal instructing the output of information in the easy operation mode (step). S21). Specifically, for example, after step S21, the output management unit 32A instructs the display control unit 33A to generate image data (output information) such that the display is displayed in a character size larger than that in the normal operation mode. do. Therefore, relatively large characters are displayed from the display 31A.

If it is determined in step S11 that the user has not selected the easy operation mode, the process proceeds to step S22. Step S22 and subsequent steps will be described later with reference to FIG.

Next, the output management unit 32A determines whether or not the information output from the UI 31 is the last output information (step S31). When it is determined in step S31 that the output information from the UI 31 includes the personal information of the user, the output management unit 32A instructs the handset control unit 33B to output the personal information from the handset 31B (step S41). ). That is, in this embodiment, the output management unit 32A (transaction control unit 32) outputs the user's personal information by voice. Therefore, for example, the personal information is not output (displayed) on the display 31A.

If it is determined in step S31 that the output information from the UI 31 does not include the user's personal information, the output management unit 32A determines whether or not the output information is the last output information (step S32). Further, the output management unit 32A outputs information from the UI 31 in step S41, and then determines whether or not the output information is the last output information (step S51). When it is determined in steps S32 and 51 that the output information from the UI 31 is the last output information, the output management unit 32A ends the output instruction to the UI control unit 33 (step S60). This step corresponds to, for example, the case where the transaction with the user is completed.

When it is determined in steps S32 and S51 that the output information from the UI 31 is not the last output information, the output management unit 32A continues the output instruction to the UI 31 (returns to step S21).

Here, the personal information refers to information that directly identifies a customer (a user operating the automated teller machine 30), for example, information indicating a name, an address, an account number, a deposit balance, and the like. .. In addition, output information other than personal information (referred to as general information) is information other than personal information, for example, character information for simply displaying a screen prompting the insertion of a cash card, or being processed (for example, a database). Character information for displaying a screen indicating (while accessing the DB). The personal information may include information that indirectly identifies the user, such as a display screen showing the transfer destination and the transfer amount.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of an output instruction flow in the normal operation mode in the output management unit 32A of the transaction control unit 32. The flow of determining the output instruction content in the normal operation mode will be described with reference to FIG. When the output of information is started in step S10 and it is determined in step S11 that the user has not selected the easy operation mode, the output management unit 32A gives an output instruction in the normal operation mode (step S22).

Next, the output management unit 32A determines whether or not the information output from the UI 31 is the last output information (step S33). When it is determined in step S33 that the output information from the UI 31 includes the personal information of the user, the output management unit 32A requests the user to select the output method of the personal information (step S42). Specifically, for example, the output management unit 32A instructs the display control unit 33A to display a screen requesting the display 31A to select a personal information output method (for example, an output device). Next, the output management unit 32A outputs personal information from a method (for example, an output device) based on the user's selection (step S43).

That is, in the normal operation mode, the output management unit 32A is configured to allow the user to select (designate) how to output the personal information before outputting the personal information. Therefore, the automated teller machine 30 is configured so that the user can select the output method of personal information.

When it is determined in step S33 that the output information from the UI 31 does not include the user's personal information, the output management unit 32A determines whether or not the output information is the last output information (step S34). Further, the output management unit 32A outputs information from the UI 31 in step S43, and then determines whether or not the output information is the last output information (step S52). When it is determined in steps S34 and 52 that the output information from the UI 31 is the last output information, the output management unit 32A ends the output instruction to the UI control unit 33 (step S60). If it is determined in steps S34 and S52 that the output information from the UI 31 is not the last output information, the output management unit 32A continues the output instruction (returns to step S22).

4 (a) to 4 (c) are diagrams showing a screen display example of the display 31A in the automated teller machine 30. 4A to 4C are diagrams showing screen display examples (output information output examples) of the display 31A in steps S10, S21 and S41 shown in FIG. 2, respectively. FIG. 4A is a display example of the display 31A displayed at step S10, for example, when a transaction with a user is started. Here, the display 31A displays a screen for the user to select a normal operation mode or an easy operation mode. Here, when the user presses the display range of "Easy operation" on the display 31A with a finger, the easy operation mode is started, and when the user presses the other display range (for example, the display range of "drawer"), the normal operation mode is set. It will be started.

FIG. 4B is a diagram showing step S21, that is, a screen display example when the user selects the easy operation mode and the output information does not include personal information. FIG. 4B is a display example of the display 31A immediately after the user selects the easy operation mode, for example. Here, the characters are displayed relatively large, and one operation range (for example, the detection area of "withdrawal") is provided large. Therefore, for example, even elderly people can suppress mistakes in reading characters and mistakes in the range of pressing. Further, here, the output information output from the display 31A does not include the personal information of the user. Therefore, in step S21, all the output information is output from the display 31A.

FIG. 4C is a diagram showing a screen display example of the display 31A in step S41, that is, in the simple operation mode and when personal information is output. FIG. 4C is a diagram showing a screen display of the display 31A when, for example, a balance inquiry is selected and the result of the balance inquiry is output. In step S41, the user's personal information is output by voice from the handset 31B. Therefore, in this step, for example, on the display 31A, information (voice indicating the balance) is output from the handset 31B, and a screen for guiding the operation of the handset 31B is displayed. That is, personal information is not displayed on the display 31A, and only the operation guidance of the device (general information only) is displayed.

FIG. 5 is a diagram schematically showing a detailed processing step in the automated teller machine 30 in step S41 and an output example of the UI 31. In this embodiment, personal information is output from the handset 31B, and other general information (character information prompting the user to take the handset) is output from the display 31A. Therefore, in this embodiment, in step S31, the output management unit 32A gives an operation instruction to the display control unit 33A and the handset control unit 33B.

First, the output management unit 32A transmits an output instruction signal for outputting a screen prompting the operation of the handset 31B from the display 31A to the display control unit 33A (step S41A). Next, the display control unit 33A generates image data including character information for guiding the operation of the handset 31B, and supplies the image data to the display 31A (step S41B). Therefore, for example, the screen as shown in FIG. 4 is displayed from the display 31A.

Next, a detection signal indicating that the user has taken the handset 31B is supplied to the handset control unit 33B (step S41C). The handset control unit 33B supplies an input signal notifying that the user has taken the handset 31B to the output management unit 32A (step S41D). The output management unit 32A transmits an output instruction signal for voice output of personal information from the handset 31B to the handset control unit 33B based on the input signal from the handset control unit 33B (step S41E). Subsequently, the handset control unit 33B generates voice data including voice information including the personal information, and supplies the voice data to the handset 31B (step S41F). Therefore, the handset 31B outputs the sound as schematically shown in FIG.

In this embodiment, when it becomes necessary to output the personal information of the customer, the personal information is output by voice from the handset 31B by the output management unit 32A of the transaction control unit 32. As a result, even if the display 31A is peeked at, the personal information of the customer is prevented from being known to others. In particular, when the automated teller machine 30 has an easy operation mode (operation mode for displaying large characters) as in the present embodiment, the personal information of the customer is likely to be leaked. Therefore, by outputting the personal information by voice in the simple operation mode, the effect of suppressing the outflow of the personal information by peeping at the display 31A is great.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a screen display example of the display 31A in the automatic teller machine 30. 6 (a) to 6 (c) are diagrams showing screen display examples (output information output examples) of the display 31A in steps S10, S42 and S43 shown in FIG. 5, respectively. FIG. 6A is a display example of the display 31A displayed at step S10, for example, when a transaction with a user is started. Here, the display 31A displays a screen for the user to select a normal operation mode or an easy operation mode.

FIG. 6B is a diagram showing a screen display example of the display 31A in step S42, that is, in the normal operation mode and when personal information is output. FIG. 6B is a diagram showing a screen display of the display 31A when, for example, a balance inquiry is selected and the result of the balance inquiry is output. In step S42, the output management unit 32A requests the user to select a method for outputting personal information. For example, as shown in FIG. 6B, the display 31A displays a screen for selecting whether to output personal information by screen display or by voice.

FIG. 6C is a diagram showing an output example of personal information in step S43, that is, in the normal operation mode. FIG. 6C is a diagram showing an example of a display screen of the display 31A that outputs the personal information. For example, when the user selects screen display in step S42 (FIG. 6 (b)), personal information is output (displayed) on the display 31A as shown in FIG. 6 (c). The user's personal information is output from the handset 31B. Therefore, in this step, when the user selects audio output in step S42, the output management unit 32A performs the same operation as step S31 shown in FIG.

As described above, in the normal operation mode, the output management unit 32A may be configured to instruct the output to the UI 31 after asking the user about the output method. In this embodiment, the output management unit 32A selects whether to display personal information on the display 31A or output by voice from the handset 31B according to the user's selection in the normal operation mode (first output mode). Then, in the simple operation mode (second output mode), the user interface 31 is operated so that personal information is output by voice only from the handset 31B.

For example, when taking measures to prevent the display 31A from being peeped by the user himself, if the normal operation mode is selected, it is possible to operate so that personal information is output by a normal output method such as the display of the display 31A. Is. Even in the simple operation mode, personal information may be output through steps S32 and S33 in consideration of, for example, the operation of a hearing-impaired person.

As described above, in the present embodiment, in the automatic teller machine 30, when the transaction control unit 32 outputs the personal information of the user from the user interface 31, the transaction control unit 32 controls to output the personal information from the handset 31B by voice. .. Therefore, it is possible to provide an automatic transaction system 10 capable of suppressing the leakage of personal information by peeping at the display 31A and conducting transactions with peace of mind.

FIG. 7A is a diagram showing another output instruction flow in the transaction control unit 32 (output management unit 32A). The output management unit 32A may give an information output instruction to the UI control unit 33 in the flow as shown in FIG. 7A. That is, when the output management unit 32A includes the personal information in the output information, the output management unit 32A may transmit an output instruction signal to the UI control unit 33 so as to hide the personal information and output it (step S44).

FIG. 7B is a diagram showing an output example of UI31 in step S44. In step S44, the output management unit 32A instructs, for example, the display control unit 33A to hide (display) personal information from the display 31A. Therefore, the information is displayed on the display 31A in a state where the personal information is hidden (masked). For example, when the personal information is output by voice from the handset 31B, the personal information may be omitted and output. The flow before step S31 and after step S51 is the same as in FIG.

The output management unit 32A (transaction control unit 32) may be configured to perform output management according to the flow shown in FIG. 7A. For example, when a user obtains personal information by means other than the automatic teller machine 30, such as Internet banking, it may not be necessary to output the personal information to the UI 31. In this case, the automated teller machine 30 may be configured to continue or terminate the transaction (output) while the personal information is hidden in consideration of the leakage of the personal information.

Further, although not shown, the output management unit 32A may be configured to output a character size (or a smaller volume) smaller than that in the normal operation mode, for example, instead of hiding and outputting personal information. good. In other words, even if the display 31A is peeked at, it is sufficient that the personal information is difficult to see.

FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the automatic trading system 40 according to the second embodiment. The automated teller system 40 includes a host computer 50 and an automated teller machine 60. The automatic transaction system 40 has a configuration corresponding to the case where the host computer 20 has the transaction control unit 32 and the UI control unit 33 in the automatic transaction system 10 of the first embodiment instead of the automatic transaction device 30. More specifically, the host computer 50 has a transaction control unit 32 that accesses a database DB (customer information) and controls a transaction with a user, and a UI control unit 33 that controls the UI 31 of the automatic teller machine 60. ..

When the transaction control unit 32 and the UI control unit 33 are configured on the host computer 50 side as in this embodiment, the automatic teller machine 60 may have the UI 31. For example, the automated teller machine 60 can be connected to the host computer 50 as an automated teller machine installed in a convenience store or as a communication terminal (computer or the like) configured to perform Internet banking. That is, in this embodiment, the automated teller machine 60 functions only as a user interface with the user, and the host computer 50 is responsible for other functions of the automated teller machine 30. Therefore, for example, by installing a communication terminal having a simple configuration (for example, low price and space saving), it is possible to provide an automatic trading system 40 in which the leakage of personal information is suppressed.

FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a configuration of the automatic trading system 70 according to the third embodiment. The automated teller system 70 includes a host computer 20 and an automated teller machine 80. The automated teller machine 70 has the same configuration as the automated teller machine 10 except for the configuration of the automated teller machine 80. The automatic transaction system 80 includes a UI 81, a transaction control unit 82, and a UI control unit 83.

In this embodiment, the automated teller machine 80 has a UI 81 including a display 81A, a handset 81B, and a printer 81C. Further, the UI control unit 83 includes a display control unit 83A, a handset control unit 83B, and a printer control unit 83C. Further, the transaction control unit 82 has an output management unit 82A that manages the output of the UI 81 by controlling the UI control unit 83.

FIG. 10A is a diagram showing an output instruction determination flow to the UI control unit 83 by the transaction control unit 82 (output management unit 82A) of the automatic teller machine 80. The flow before step S31 and after step S51 is the same as in FIG. In this embodiment, when it is determined in step S31 that the output information from the UI 81 includes personal information, the output management unit 82A instructs the printer 81C to output the personal information (step S45). That is, in this embodiment, the customer's personal information is output from the printer 81C, for example, as a statement slip.

FIG. 10B is a diagram showing an output example of UI81 in step S45. In this embodiment, the personal information of the user is printed on the statement slip. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 10B, in step S45, the display 81A displays a screen (characters) indicating that the balance is to be printed on the statement slip.

FIG. 11 is a diagram schematically showing a detailed processing step in the automated teller machine 80 and an output example of the UI 81 in step S45. In this embodiment, personal information is output from the printer 81C, and other general information (character information indicating that the statement slip is output) is output from the display 81A. Therefore, in this embodiment, in step S35, the output management unit 82A gives an operation instruction to the display control unit 83A and the printer control unit 83C.

First, the output management unit 82A transmits an output instruction signal for outputting a screen indicating the printing of the statement slip to the display 81A to the display control unit 83A (step S45A). Next, the display control unit 83A generates image data including character information indicating that the personal information is printed and output on the statement slip, and supplies the image data to the display 81A (step S45B). Therefore, for example, the display 81A displays a screen as shown in FIG.

Next, the output management unit 82A transmits an output instruction signal for outputting personal information by voice from the printer 81C to the printer control unit 83B (step S45C). Subsequently, the handset control unit 33B generates print data including character information including the personal information, and supplies the print data to the printer 81C (step S45D). Therefore, the printer 81C outputs a detailed slip as schematically shown in FIG.

As described above, in the present embodiment, when the transaction control unit 82 outputs the personal information of the user from the UI 81, the transaction control unit 82 controls the printer 81C to print the personal information. That is, in this embodiment, personal information is printed on the statement slip. Therefore, the outflow of personal information due to the peep of the display 81A is suppressed.

For example, when the information indicating the printing of the statement slip is output by voice, the output management unit 82A may be configured to give an output instruction to the handset control unit 82B. In addition, information indicating the printing of the statement slip may be output from both the display 81A and the handset 81B. In this embodiment, the UI 81 does not have to have the hand set 81B.

In this embodiment, the case where the automated teller machine 80 has the transaction control unit 82 and the UI control unit 83 has been described, but the transaction control unit 82 and the UI control unit 83 may be provided in the host computer 20. .. Further, even when the transaction control unit 82 and the UI control unit 83 are provided in the host computer 20, the transaction control unit 82 causes, for example, output the user's personal information from the handset 81B by voice or print it on the printer 81C. It suffices if it is configured to control.

In the above, the output examples of UI 31 and 81 and the operations of the transaction control units 32 and 82 related thereto when the balance inquiry is performed by the user have been described. However, the UIs 31 and 81 can perform the same output operation even when a transaction other than the balance inquiry is selected. For example, when performing withdrawal processing or deposit processing, the output management units 32 and 82 are output from the UI 31 and 82 in an output mode in which personal information is less likely to be leaked when outputting the balance after processing, for example. It suffices that it is configured to give an output instruction to 33 and 83. Further, when performing the transfer process, the UI control units 33 and 83 may be controlled so as to perform the same output when, for example, the account number is output or the transfer destination is displayed.

10, 40, 70 Automatic trading system 20, 50 Host computer 30, 60, 80 Automatic trading device (communication terminal)

Claims (2)

An automated teller machine that conducts transactions
An insertion slot into which a financial institution's card is inserted to carry out the transaction,
A display that guides the user to input operations and outputs the transaction details to the user,
Have,
On the display, as an initial screen for starting a transaction, a screen for accepting the selection of at least one of withdrawal, transfer, and deposit is displayed together with the name of the transaction in characters of the first size, and the user. automatic teller machine transfer amount of the selected transfer is characterized in that to be displayed on the display even small second size than the first size. The automated teller machine according to claim 1, further comprising a passbook insertion slot into which a passbook is inserted.

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