JPS63247896A - Automatic exchange dispenser - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Summary of the Invention An automatic money exchange and payment machine having an automatic payment function and an automatic currency exchange function. When a payment transaction is selected using the transaction selection key, if a currency exchange transaction is selected for automatic payment processing, the process proceeds to automatic exchange processing, but even if the transaction selection key is not input, automatic payment processing is performed by inserting a card. By inserting the money, you can proceed to the automatic exchange process. It is also possible to exchange the payment amount and withdraw the money.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to an automatic currency exchange and payment machine having at least a currency exchange function and a payment function.

Automatic teller machines that automatically withdraw deposits and automatic currency exchange machines that automatically exchange deposited cash into cash of a predetermined denomination and amount and release it have existed for a long time, and are used in many banks and other facilities. It is installed in the store. If you want to withdraw money from your deposit account using these conventional single-function machines and then exchange the cash and take it home, first withdraw the deposit from the automatic teller machine, then go to the exchange machine and transfer the desired amount of money. seed.

I had to go through the steps of converting it into quantity. Therefore, there was a problem in that it required a lot of effort for the user.

Furthermore, in order to provide such services in banks and other stores, two types of machines, automatic currency exchange machines and automatic teller machines, must be installed, which is inconvenient and requires a large space.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide an automatic currency exchange and payment machine having both a currency exchange function and a payment function to solve the above-mentioned problems.

The automatic money exchange and payment machine according to the present invention includes at least a card reading device on which a user-specific identification code is recorded, a user-specific identification code input device, a key input device for inputting a payment amount, and a key input device for inputting a payment amount. Currency exchange setting device 2 A cash handling device that accepts cash for exchange, releases the denomination and amount of cash set for exchange by the currency exchange setting device, and releases cash of the payment amount specified by the key input device. a device, a transaction selection input means for selecting at least one of exchange and payment transactions, and when a payment transaction is selected by the transaction selection input means, an identification code inputted and recorded on the card; Automatic payment processing including checking the identification code with the above-mentioned key input device or the above-mentioned currency exchange setting device and discharging the payment amount in cash from the above-mentioned cash handling device. The present invention is characterized by comprising a control device that controls automatic currency exchange processing including discharging of cash of the denomination and quantity set by the currency exchange setting device by the cash handling device.

The transaction selection input means described in item 1 can most simply be configured by a transaction selection key, but in addition, the transaction selection input means determines whether or not a card has been accepted by the reader at the time of starting the transaction.

Alternatively, a function is added to determine whether there is an operation related to accepting cash at the cash handling device, and if a card is accepted, the automatic payment processing is performed, and if there is an operation related to accepting cash, the automatic exchange processing is performed. It is preferable to proceed in each step.

With the above configuration, users can withdraw deposits from their own accounts and exchange them for the desired denomination and quantity, so they can do so by visiting both an automatic teller machine and a currency exchange machine, as in the past. It is possible to save two hours, and it is also possible for one store to save and use space effectively. Further, the transaction selection key input device allows the user to select the transaction he or she desires in advance, and the device provides operational guidance and operations in accordance with the transaction, making the user's operation easier. It is possible to select one payment transaction and one currency exchange by inserting a card or inserting a bill without pressing the transaction selection key, and even experienced users can use the system without the hassle of key operations.

DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 shows the external appearance of an automatic money exchange and payment machine 1. As shown in FIG. On the operating surface that stands up almost vertically on the front of the automatic currency exchange/payment machine 1, there is an in-transaction indicator 2. Handling mode indicator indicating operable processing modes 3. Ejection port for statement slips with printed transaction results for payments and balance inquiries 4. Illuminated pushbutton switch for calling staff 5. A speaker 6 for guiding the user by playing operating procedures and other information by voice, and a magnetic card insertion for confirming that the user is eligible for transactions in payment and balance inquiry transactions. a card insertion flicker display 7a to alert the user at the step where the card should be inserted; a statement flicker display 4a to indicate that the issued statement should be removed; and a currency exchange setting by the user. A currency exchange setting panel 8 is provided for carrying out the exchange.

The words "statement slip" are displayed on the display 4a and blink. Similarly, the word "CARD" is displayed on the display 7a and blinks.

In addition, on the roughly horizontal operation surface, there are 2 coin ejection ports 911 for ejecting loose coins in currency exchange and payment transactions; and a packaged coin ejection port 12 provided with a shutter for ejecting packaged coins in currency exchange and payment transactions. and these flicker indicators 9a, a bill outlet 10 provided with a shutter that can be opened and closed and used as a bill ejection port 1 in a payment transaction, an input port for a bill to be exchanged in a currency exchange, and a discharge port for exchanged bills; Flicker indicator 10a
, a push button switch 11 for manually opening and closing the shutter of the bill slot 10. Also provided is a keyboard 13 and its flicker display 13a for inputting the amount to be paid, a personal identification number and other numerical values, selection of transaction type, and other functional information. On the flicker display 9a,
The words ``Loose coins,'' ``Wrapped coins,'' and ``Loose and wrapped coins used together'' are displayed, and the corresponding characters flash according to the type of coin to be released. Flicker indicator 10a
The characters ``Banknote'' indicating that bills should be inserted into the entrance/exit 10 or the banknotes to be taken out from the entrance/exit 10, the characters ``Return'' indicating that the inserted banknotes have been returned to the entrance 10, or a push button. The text "push button" is displayed to indicate that button 11 should be pressed, and the corresponding text flashes when these operations are to be performed. The flicker display 13a displays the characters "Password" indicating that a password should be entered, "Amount" indicating that a payment request amount should be entered, or "Transaction selection" indicating that a transaction type should be selected. Letters are displayed and the corresponding letters flash when these information should be entered.

Furthermore, an attendant key 1 is located at the bottom of the front of the automatic exchange payment machine 1.
4. A customer sensor 15 is provided to detect when a user approaches the front of the machine 1. This customer sensor 15 consists of an ultrasonic detector, a photoelectric detector, etc.

The user is guided through the operating procedure by audio output from the speaker 6, but an operating procedure guidance display device such as a CRT may be provided, or a panel etc. with printed guidance text may simply be pasted. You can just leave it there.

In this embodiment, cash payments in payment transactions are made only with banknotes, but it is also possible to pay with coins. For currency exchange, one banknote is inserted, or the billed amount is input, and this is exchanged into a smaller denomination banknote, packaged coin, or coin, but coins may also be inserted.

FIG. 2 shows the exchange setting panel 8. This exchange setting panel 8 is provided with nine display groups and a push button/switch group. The display device is a deposited amount display device 2 that displays the total amount of bills to be exchanged inserted into the bill slot 10.
1. There is an exchange setting amount display 221 for displaying the total amount of exchange settings and a set amount for each denomination 23 for displaying the amount for each denomination for which exchange has been set. The amount to be paid in the payment mode is also displayed on the deposited amount display 21. The exchange set amount display 22 may display the remaining amount obtained by subtracting the exchange set amount from the total amount invested. The pushbutton switches include a pushbutton switch 24 for setting the exchange denomination and a function pushbutton switch.

The function pushbutton switches include a correction pushbutton 2B, a cancel pushbutton 27. There is a balance inquiry push button 28 and a payment confirmation push button 29. The payment confirmation push button 29 is
Directs that the entire amount requested for payment (withdrawal amount) in payment transactions (including currency exchange payment transactions and partial currency exchange payment transactions) or the remaining amount after subtracting the exchange setting amount from the withdrawal amount should be released according to the principle of the minimum number of coins. ◎Denominations include 10,000 yen holes, 5,000 yen bills, 1,000 yen bills, 500 yen coins, 100 yen coins, 50 yen coins, and 10 yen coins. For banknotes, press the gold supplement setting pushbutton 24 to set 1.
One unit can be set as 1 sheet, 5 sheets, 10 sheets, 50 sheets, etc. There are two types of coins: bulk coins and packaged (tube) coins, and by pressing the pushbutton 24, the units can be set to 1, 5, 10, and 1, 2, 4, 10, etc., respectively.

FIG. 3 shows an example of the keyboard 13.

The keyboard 13 has a numeric keypad 31. A function key 32 for inputting units of 10,000 and 9 yen and a transaction selection key are provided. 1 exchange key 331 for transaction selection key
Exchange payment key 34. Partial exchange payment key 35, payment key 3
6 and a balance inquiry key 37. Currency exchange payments and partial exchange payments are also types of payment transactions, but one currency exchange payment is one in which the amount of cash requested is released in a denomination according to the user's exchange settings.

Partial currency exchange payment releases a portion of the cash amount of the payment request amount in the denomination according to the currency exchange setting.

FIG. 4 shows the electrical configuration of the automatic money exchange and payment machine.

The CPU 40, which controls the entire automatic exchange and payment machine 1, has an area or ROM 42 that stores its execution program,
Payment transaction processing 1 It is provided with an area or RAM 41 for storing data necessary for exchange transaction processing. When in the payment transaction mode (including exchange payments and partial exchange payments), the CPU 40 communicates via the line control unit 43 with a control center (illustrated path) that has a file in which the customer's (user) account is provided. do.

Furthermore, the CPU 40 includes an operation display section 44. Card/printer processing unit 451 Banknote withdrawal unit 46 and coin withdrawal unit 47
is connected. The operation display section 44 includes the above-mentioned exchange setting panel 8. Various indicators 2, 3, 4a.

7a, 9a, 10a, 13a, a speaker 6, a key group 5, 11° 13, a customer sensor 15, etc. card·
The printer processing unit 45 includes a card reader/writer that reads magnetically recorded data on a card inserted into the card insertion lower and records predetermined data on the card, and a printer that prints transaction results on a statement slip or journal (both are shown in the figure). The system is equipped with the following equipment and controls the equipment.

In the payment mode, the banknote withdrawal unit 46 dispenses banknotes equivalent to the withdrawal amount or banknotes set for exchange from the storage box and releases them into the doorway 10, and in the exchange mode, it checks the authenticity of the banknotes inserted into the doorway 10. The type is determined, the banknotes are stored in the storage box, and two banknotes of denominations set for exchange are fed out from the storage box and discharged into the entrance/exit 10. The coin ejection section 47 is.

Nine loose coins of the denomination set for exchange are taken out from the storage box and released into the discharge port 9, and one packaged coin of the denomination set for two exchanges is taken out from the storage mechanism and discharged into the discharge port I2. It is something.

As described above, this automatic currency exchange/payment machine 1 has two transactions: 2 currency exchange, 1 currency exchange payment, partial exchange payment, payment, and balance transactions, and the user selects the desired transaction from these transactions in two ways. can do. The first step is to select a desired transaction using the transaction selection keys 33 to 37 on the keyboard 13. The second option is to insert or insert cash or card to make a selection. If you press the shutter opening/closing pushbutton 11 to manually open the shutter of the bill slot 10 and insert cash into it, you will select a currency exchange transaction, and if you insert your card into the card insertion lower, you will be able to select one of the remaining four transactions. This means that you have chosen one. This 4
The two transactions are further selected individually by subsequent operations, as will become clear later.

FIG. 5 shows the operation of the automatic money exchange and payment machine 1 having the above-mentioned configuration, particularly the processing procedure performed by the CPU 40 and the operations performed by the user.

In FIG. 5a, the automatic exchange and payment machine 1 starts processing operations when the customer sensor 15 detects a user. First, the characters "Transaction Selection", "Push Button", and "Card" flash on the flicker displays 13a, 10a, and 7a, respectively, and the user selects the desired transaction using the transaction selection keys 33 to 37, or selects the desired exchange. In this case, the user is prompted by the speaker 6 to press the push button 11 and to insert the card into the insertion lower if another transaction is desired.

When the user selects a transaction by pressing a key indicating the desired transaction from among the transaction selection keys 33 to 37 (step 102).
, the automatic exchange payment machine 1 processes any of the exchange transaction 2 exchange payment transaction, partial exchange payment transaction, payment transaction, and balance inquiry transaction (steps 200, 201, 300, 301.4).
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When the user presses the pushbutton 11, the process proceeds to the exchange transaction process (step 201), and when the user inserts the card into the insertion lower, the other 4
The transaction processing will proceed to one of the following, which will be described later.

When the exchange transaction selection key 33 is pressed, the process shown in FIG. 5b is executed. First, the shutter of the bill slot 10 is opened (step 202), and the flicker display 5toa is displayed.
The characters of banknote j blink (step 203). Of course, audio guidance from the speaker 6 is also provided, but the explanation of this guidance will be omitted in the following explanation. The user inserts the banknotes to be exchanged into the entrance/exit 10 (step 204
), the word "push button" on the flicker display 10a flashes again (step 205), and when the push button 11 is pressed, the shutter of the entrance lo is closed (step 206.).
207), the inserted banknotes are verified and counted (step 208). The total amount of the verified and counted banknotes is displayed as the deposited amount on the display 21, and among the illuminated exchange denomination setting buttons 24, those that can be exchanged within the range of the deposited amount are lit.

If there is a banknote that could not be read correctly during banknote discrimination and counting in step 208 or a banknote that exceeds the exchange limit (step 2o9), the banknote is transferred to the banknote entrance 10.
The shutter is opened (step 210), and the word "return" flashes on the flicker display 1'Oa (step 210). When the user takes it out (step 212)
, the CPU 40 determines whether the amount of the normally read banknote is within the exchange limit (step 213). If the amount is within the limit, the shutter of the banknote entrance 1o will be closed (
step 216). If the amount is less than the limit amount, the "banknote" on the flicker display 10a will blink again (step 214),
Users can also insert returned banknotes or other banknotes.

The process may proceed to exchange only the first correctly read banknote (step 215). If the banknotes are reinserted, the process returns to step 205 and the above process is repeated. Unless the banknotes are reintroduced.

The shutter of the banknote entrance/exit 10 is closed (step 21
B).

The user must press the lit exchange denomination setting button 2.
4. Press the desired one (exchange amount setting step 217). The set amounts for each denomination are displayed on a display 23, and their total amount is added and displayed on the exchange setting amount display 22, and when this matches the deposit amount, the exchange amount setting is completed.

Thereafter, the nine banknote dispensing section 4B and the coin dispensing section 47 perform cash dispensing and counting operations according to the set denomination and amount (step 218). In parallel with this, the details of the transaction are printed on a copy journal in the card printer processing section 45 (step 219).

Cash is in the banknote entrance/exit 10. Wrapped coin release port 12. Bulk coins are discharged into the respective loose coin discharge slots 09, the shutters of the entrance If) and the discharge opening 12 are opened, and the flicker indicator lea is opened.
, 9a, the characters such as "banknotes" and "coins" flash, so the user takes them out (step 22o).

221). Thereafter, the inserted banknotes, which have been discriminated, counted, and temporarily reserved in a proper place, are stored in the banknote storage box (step 222), and the series of currency exchange transaction processing is completed.

If an exchange payment transaction is selected in step 300 of FIG. 5a, then the exchange payment transaction process shown in FIG. 5c is performed.

First, the word "CARD" on the flicker display 7a flashes (step 302), so the user inserts the card into the card insertion slot 7 (step 303). Card data For example, the user's PIN number 2 Account number etc.
Read by the league (step 304). Next, the characters "Password" on the flicker display 13a flash (step 305), so the user enters the password on the numeric keypad 31.
(Shi tip 306). In addition, in parallel with this, the embossment of the card is imprinted on the copy journal in the card/printer processing section 45 (step 308).

If the PIN code read from the card and the PIN keyed in by the user are in the expected correspondence (for example, they match), the illuminated exchange denomination setting button 24 will light up and the user will be able to make the payment. Desired denomination.

The user presses the denomination setting button 24 according to the amount. The set amounts for each denomination are displayed on the display 23, and the total amount is added and displayed on the currency exchange setting display 22.

Finally, the user presses the payment confirmation button 29 (exchange amount setting step 307). The same amount as the exchange setting amount displayed on the display 22 is also displayed on the display 21 as the requested payment amount. In other words, the total amount of the two exchanged amounts becomes the requested payment amount.

If the key-input password and the password in the card data do not correspond as planned, the user cannot proceed to the next process. However, it is also possible to have the user re-enter the password.

Now that the data necessary for the payment transaction has been prepared, the process proceeds to center communication processing (step 309). In other words, the card
The data and the requested payment amount are sent to the center through the line control section 43. The center searches for the corresponding file based on the account number in the card data, checks whether the requested payment amount does not exceed the balance of the account, and approves or disapproves the payment based on this check. The judgment result is sent back to the exchange payment machine 1. during center communication.

A pre-slip printing process is performed in which the date, store number, location number, etc. are printed in advance on the statement slip and journal (step 310).

Upon receiving the payment authorization message from the center (step 311)
), the banknote dispensing unit 46 and the coin dispensing unit 47 dispense and count cash according to a predetermined denomination and amount (step 312). In parallel with this, a post-printing process is performed in which the payment amount and payment details by denomination are printed on the customer statement slip and journal for backup (step 31).
3). Next, the loaded card and the created statement slip are released (step 315), and the words "card" and "statement slip" flash on flicker displays 7a and 4a, prompting the user to take them out. (step 314).

When the card and statement are removed, the cash dispensed in step 312 and the flicker indicator 10a.

Predetermined characters are displayed at step 9a (step 318).
, 317). When the shutters of the entrance/exit port 10 and the exit port 12 are opened and the user takes out the cash, the two-money exchange payment transaction process is completed.

If the message from the center is not a payment authorization, a message to that effect will be printed on the journal or statement slip (step 3).
18). Depending on the content of the message (for example, in the case of an invalid card; step 319), the card is collected in a collection box inside the device (step 320).

Only the statement slip is released (steps 321 and 32).
2〉. Or a card or statement slip will be issued (Step 3)
23.324). No cash release will take place.

If a partial exchange payment transaction is selected in step 400 of FIG. 5a, then the partial exchange payment transaction process shown in FIG. 5d is performed.

This partial exchange payment transaction process differs from the exchange payment transaction process shown in FIG. 5c only in that amount input steps 402 and 403 are provided and how the exchange setting button 24 is illuminated. That is, the user inserts a card, enters a password, and checks the password. Next, the characters "amount" flash on the flicker display 13a (step 402), so the user inputs the desired payment amount using the numeric keypad 31 (step 403).
. This requested payment amount is displayed on the display 21.

On the exchange denomination setting button 24, if the previously input payment request amount is within the exchange limit, the item that can be exchanged within the input amount will light up, and if it is above the exchange limit, it will correspond to the exchange limit. Items that can be exchanged within the amount range will light up. The user uses the exchange denomination setting button 24 to set the denomination and amount that he/she wishes to exchange within the range of the requested payment amount (step 4).
04). The set amount is displayed on the display 23 for each denomination, and is added up and displayed on the exchange setting amount display 22. When the user finishes setting the desired exchange denomination and amount, the user presses the payment confirmation button 29 to complete the exchange setting.

In a partial exchange payment transaction, the input billed amount minus the denomination set for exchange - 2 amounts will be paid in the set denomination and amount, and the remaining amount of cash will be released as a minimum of 2 banknotes and loose coins. The number of sheets will be released.

If a payment transaction is selected in step 500 of FIG. 5a, the payment transaction process shown in FIG. 5e occurs.

In payment transaction processing, after the user inserts a card and inputs a password, the password is checked. Thereafter, when the user inputs the desired payment amount using the numeric keypad 18, the amount is displayed on the display 21. If the amount displayed on the display 21 is correct, the user presses a payment confirmation button to confirm (step 502). After this, the communication moves to the center.

In a payment transaction, the amount of cash to be paid is discharged only in banknotes, and the denominations are combined so that the minimum number of bills can be discharged.

If balance inquiry is selected in step 600 of FIG. 5a, the balance inquiry process shown in FIG. 5r is performed.

The balance inquiry process differs from the payment transaction process in that there is no bill amount entry step and no cash release. The permission message in step 602 indicates that the balance may be printed and released on the statement slip.

As described above, when the user presses any of the transaction selection buttons 33 to 37 at the beginning of a transaction, the automatic currency exchange and payment machine 1 provides operational guidance and operation using flickers, etc. for that transaction. It also becomes easier to operate.

In addition, for users who are accustomed to operating the device, it is convenient to make payment transactions by inserting a card (including currency exchange payments and partial currency exchange payments) or by inserting banknotes without pressing the transaction selection button to save the trouble of pressing the transaction selection button. Execution of the transaction is desired. In order to deal with such cases, the above-mentioned 5a.
Processing of steps 103 and 104 in the figure is provided.

Referring to FIG. 5a, when the push button 11 for opening and closing the shutter of the bill slot 10 is pressed (step 103),
The CPU 40 recognizes that this is a currency exchange transaction,
The exchange transaction process shown in FIG. 5b described above is executed (step 201).

If there is a card insertion (step 104).

Payment Transaction 2 It is recognized that the transaction is a currency exchange payment transaction, a partial currency exchange payment transaction, or a balance inquiry, and the process moves to the process shown in FIG. 5g.

Referring to FIG. 5g, first, card data such as the account number and password of the inserted card are read by the card league of the card printer processing section 45 (step 701). Next, the characters "Password" on the flicker display 13a flash, so the user uses the numeric keypad 31 to input the password. This performs the same PIN check as described above to determine whether the user who brought and inserted the card is eligible for the transaction (steps 702 and 703). In parallel with this, the card is embossed and imprinted onto the copy journal (step 709).

The character "amount" flashes on the flicker display 13a, and the exchange denomination setting button 24 lights up (step 7).
04). It is checked whether the user inputs the requested payment amount using the numeric keypad 3, presses the currency exchange denomination setting button 24, or presses the balance inquiry button 28 (step γ05).

If even one exchange denomination setting button 24 is pressed, this transaction is determined to be an exchange payment transaction. The user performs the exchange setting operation (step 708. Step 30 in FIG. 5c)
7), the process then proceeds to step 309 and subsequent steps in the exchange payment transaction process of FIG. 5c.

When the balance inquiry button 28 is pressed, this transaction is determined to be a balance inquiry transaction, and the processing from the center communication (step 809) shown in FIG. 5r is performed.

If the requested payment amount has been input, it is first checked whether the payment confirmation button 29 or the exchange denomination setting button 24 has been pressed (step 70B). If there is a confirmation input using the payment confirmation button 29, this transaction is determined to be a payment transaction.

Processing after the center communication (step 3o9) shown in FIG. 5c is performed. When the exchange denomination setting button 24 is pressed, it is determined that the payment is a partial exchange payment, and the exchange denomination setting process is performed by the user for the amount of the requested payment amount that the user desires to exchange (step 707, 5d diagram step 4
Same as 04), then center communication (double step 3)
09) Proceed to subsequent processing.

Note that instead of determining that the push button 11 has been pressed in step 103 of FIG. 5a, the shutter of the banknote entrance 10 is opened at the time when the customer sensor 15 detects the user, and it is recognized that the currency exchange transaction has been selected. This may be done by detecting that the user has inserted a bill into the bill slot lO. In this case, when a currency exchange transaction is selected using the transaction selection button 33, step 2 in FIG.
The shirt opening operation of 02 is skipped. Furthermore, when another transaction is selected, the shutter is controlled to close automatically.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing the appearance of the automatic money exchange and payment machine. Figure 2 is a front view of the exchange setting panel, Figure 3 is a front view of the keyboard, Figure 4 is a block diagram showing the electrical configuration of the automatic exchange and payment machine, and Figures 5a to 5g are the front views of the automatic exchange and payment machine. 3 is a flow chart showing the operation. 7...Card insertion slot. 8... Currency exchange setting panel. 10...Banknote entrance/exit. 11...Push button for opening and closing the shutter. 13...Keyboard. 24...Money exchange money insertion setting push button. 29... Payment confirmation push button. 3■...Numeric keypad. 33-37...Transaction selection key. 40...CPU. 41...RAM. 45... Card printer processing section. 46...Banknote withdrawal department. 47... Coin withdrawal department. Above Figure 5d Figure 5e Figure 5f

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) At least a card reading device on which a user-specific identification code is recorded, an input device for the user-specific identification code, a key input device for inputting the payment amount, a currency exchange setting device for setting currency exchange, and a currency exchange setting device. a cash handling device that accepts cash for exchange and discharges the denomination and quantity of cash set for exchange by the exchange setting device, and also discharges cash of the payment amount specified by the key input device, at least for exchange and payment; transaction selection input means for selecting one of the transactions;
In addition, when a payment transaction is selected by the transaction selection input means, the input identification code is checked against the identification code recorded on the card, and the payment amount is input by the key input device or the currency exchange setting device. automatic payment processing including the release of cash by the cash handling device, and when a currency exchange transaction is selected, the cash handling device causes the cash handling device to release cash of the denomination and amount set by the currency exchange setting device. An automatic currency exchange and payment machine comprising: a control device for controlling automatic currency exchange processing including: (2) At the start of a transaction, determine whether a card has been accepted by the reader or whether there has been an operation related to accepting cash by the cash handling device;
If your card is accepted, proceed to the automatic payment process above.
The automatic money exchange and payment machine according to claim 1, which proceeds to the automatic money exchange process when there is an operation related to accepting cash.