DE102012019399A1 - Card vault system for storing e.g. credit card, has stationary tray storage comprising magazine transport for transportation of magazines from card input of storage to storage and/or from storage to card output of storage - Google Patents

Abstract

The card vault system (1) has stationary tray storage (2) for storing maps and the magazines (4). The storage has card input (5), card output (6) and magazine transport for the transportation of magazines from the card input to the storage and/or from the storage to the card output. An independent claim is included for method for storing cards in card vault system.

Description

The invention relates to a card vault and a method for storing cards in a card vault.

At the present time, a large number of cards, for example in the form of telephone cards, credit cards, bank cards, identification cards, identity cards and the like, are known in the traffic, some of which have a very high value. Frequently, such cards are individualized or personalized, so that it is possible already on the first appearance, such as a name comparison, the comparison with a printed on the card passport photo or the comparison of signatures or other on the map, for example, electronically or magnetically stored data, assign a card to a specific owner. However, even the blanks of such cards already have a considerable value, since these can be assigned in criminal intentions arbitrary personalization or identification data readily to misuse them.

Accordingly, such cards are stored in vaults or the like before being subjected to processing such as personalization or customization.

It is an object of the present invention to ensure the greatest possible security against abuse when the cards are handled as simply as possible.

As a solution Karterresoranlagen with the features of claims 1, 3, 5 and 6 and methods for storage of cards in a card vault with the features of claims 10, 11 and 14 are proposed.

In this case, cards are initially characterized by their thickness, which is above 0.20 mm, in particular over 0.25 mm, as for thinner items other separation and handling methods are useful. Objects with a thickness of more than 5.0 mm or more than 4.5 mm are also no longer referred to as cards in the present sense. As a rule, such cards will not exceed a width / length ratio of 10 cm × 10 cm. Preferably, the cards are sufficiently inherently rigid with a minimum S30 = 150 Nmm ² at a buckling force of 0.4 N after Standard DIN 53864 , Accordingly, cards may possibly also be referred to as intrinsically stiff sheets, wherein, if they are clamped on one side over their thickness as the clamping depth, they bend no more than ten times the thickness downwards under their own weight. Preferably, cards are inherently elastic at least as long as they are not deflected over 10 times their thickness.

A card vault system may include a stationary magazine storage for storing card receiving magazines, a card entry and a card issuing, and a magazine transport for transporting magazines from the card entry to the magazine storage and / or from the magazine storage to card issuing.

In this way, once cards have passed the card entry, they can be stored in the card vault system free of third party access until reissued through the card issuance.

The magazine transport can be used to transport cards quickly and reliably from the card input to the magazine or to the card dispenser. This particular in demarcation to that in the EP 0361 989 B1 disclosed magazine memory in which cards are removed from the magazines individually and which, given the fact that a storage of the magazine storage must be done manually at the different memory locations, not suitable for an arrangement in a card vault, as ultimately operating personnel at any time during the placement of the Magazine memory also has access to adjacent memory locations.

Preferably, a magazine transport is provided on both sides of the magazine memory, wherein, depending on the specific embodiment of the present invention, one of these magazine transports can serve the supply of cards to the stationary magazine storage and the other the magazine transport the removal of cards. Possibly. It is also conceivable to provide one of the magazine transports both for the supply and for the removal of cards, in particular in the form of magazines. Also, one of the magazine transports can be designed such that it can individually remove cards from individual magazines of the magazine memory or store them, wherein then preferably in the immediate vicinity of a corresponding card transfer another magazine is provided on the magazine transport, with which the card transfer to Ein- and issuing cards in magazines located in the magazine storage can communicate directly. The latter allows sorting functions in a certain way, whereby a magazine-wise transport of cards can be ensured by the immediate vicinity of the magazine, which in this context preferably serves as a transport magazine for transporting cards from the card input or from the magazine memory to the card output or magazine memory, which is accordingly fast and reliable.

It is understood that both magazine transports can also have a card transfer, especially if the storage magazines are accessible from both sides, and it may also be possible to turn over the storage magazine as needed in order to obtain access from both sides. It is also conceivable to arrange the card transfer movable or displaceable on the respective magazine transport, so that the respective magazine transport a magazine also past the card transfer, in a storage space of the magazine memory in or out of this to promote, if the card transfer is not arranged anyway can that magazine can be transferred to this past in the magazine storage.

A card vault with a stationary magazine storage for storing cards receiving magazines, with a card input and with a card output can be made relatively secure when the card input and / or the card issue has a magazines on or -abgebende lock. Such a lock largely excludes manipulation possibilities on other magazines in the card vault.

Preferably, the lock can pass only one magazine at a time, so that by a communication port, such as a monitor with keyboard, or other authentication devices, such as by a fingerprint scanner, by a card reader of personnel cards of the operator or by similar means, an assignment of the respective magazines or the individual cards, which are input or output, can be made to certain operators. Such an association further reduces the risk of abuse to a minimum.

Thus, a card vault with a stationary magazine memory for storing card-receiving magazines, with a card input and a card output is accordingly safe, if an output of the cards via magazines and the card issue includes a magazine backup, which is connected to an authentication device such that the Magazine Backup unlocks a magazine backed up by the magazine backup only after authentication has taken place.

In this way, it can be reliably recorded by the card vault system, which operator has removed a specific magazine from the card vault. As far as the cards contained in a magazine are known, a misuse can be detected quickly in this way. The risk of abuse can be further reduced if the magazines are designed in such a way that only magazines in the lock or magazines secured only by the magazine lock permit card input or output. During transport from the Kartentresoranlage away to a corresponding processing station, such as to a station for personalization, then cards can not be removed, and it is certainly accordingly advantageous if the associated processing station also has a corresponding lock or magazine backup. On the other hand, the mere fact that the respective magazines or cards are assigned to an operator considerably reduces the risk of misuse, since such processing stations downstream of a card storage conventionally check the number and type of card blanks or card supplied to them, so that an abuse is discovered very quickly and thus can be assigned to a specific operator.

A risk of abuse can further be minimized if the card vault includes a stationary magazine storage for storing card receiving magazines, card entry means and card issuing means provided on the card entry means for automated card validation. Cards entered in the card vault can be checked in this way in their properties, so that the card vault system mechanically and thus free of manipulation possibilities, which cards are given her. To further mitigate risk, it may be required that an operator must enter the type of cards and their number in order for the cards to be accepted by the card vault, thereby further reducing the risk of misuse.

Here, the input of the cards can be done depending on the specific implementation of the present invention in the form of cards arranged in magazines. Likewise, it is also conceivable that individual cards or cards packed in cartons of the card input are abandoned. In the latter case, a sorting of the respective cards in magazines then takes place with or after the card check, so that they can then be returned to the magazine storage via the magazine transports.

Depending on the specific implementation of the present invention, a counter for the cards can also be provided in the area of the card input.

Through the machine card check at the card entry and the arrangement of the magazine storage within a vault is always known how many and which cards are in the card vault, as easily at the Card output can be traced, which cards leave the card vault.

Naturally, the card vault has a large number of storage magazines. Depending on the specific implementation, it may be advantageous to use the storage magazines as a transport magazine or as input / output magazines. In this respect, it is advantageous, for example, to abandon a magazine in its entirety to the card vaulting system, and to store this magazine as a whole in the magazine storage, if appropriate after the content of the magazine has been checked and / or counted. This is particularly advantageous in magazines, which are already made up, but for example then not needed on a particular day. Here is a conversion does not make sense, so it is advantageous to abandon such magazines as a whole the vault to be able to remove them the next day unchanged from the card vault. Likewise, accordingly, such, the input / output serving input / output magazine can be used as a transport magazine when it serves the transport of cards within the Kartentresoranlage. However, it is not absolutely necessary to design input and output magazines, transport magazines and storage magazines identically. In particular, it may also be advantageous to use separate input and output magazines, so that in each case in a card verification a change between input and output magazine and transport magazine is conditional. From this follows then in an issue that a corresponding change should be made, which - depending on the specific implementation of the present invention - in the card issue an input and output magazine used as a transport magazine and can be arranged in the vicinity of a card transfer, so that the card transfer individual cards Remove from storage magazines and transferred to the used as a transport magazine input / output magazine, which can then be brought to the card output and removed there.

Accordingly, it is advantageous if the card vaulting system is characterized by a plurality of storage magazines and at least one transport magazine, which is different from the storage magazines, and at least one input / output magazine, which is different from the storage magazines and / or the transport magazine , On the other hand, the card vault can be characterized by a large number of storage magazines, at least one transport magazine and at least one input / output magazine, wherein at least one storage magazine is identical to the transport magazine and / or the input / output magazine.

As already indicated above, a card transfer can be provided between the at least one transport magazine and at least one storage magazine and / or the at least one input / output magazine, so that cards can be transferred individually and consequently a packaging can be made.

A secure or provided with a low risk of manipulation process follows in a method for storage of cards in a card vault, in which cards checked during storage in the Kartentresoranlage means of automatic card verification and preferably counted and the result of the review and the possible counts with a storage confirmation issued by the depositing person is compared by machine. Such Einlagungsbestätigung can, for example, by an input of the number and type of cards that are given the card input, where appropriate, this may be associated with a suitable authentication. For this purpose, for example, a corresponding input via a keyboard with the aid of a suitable monitor but also an input via a touch screen or the like can take place.

In the present context, a distinction must be made between counting and checking the cards. When checked, map features are recorded and the maps are categorized in this way. In particular, it is conceivable that cards whose characteristics do not correspond to predetermined parameters are not accepted by the card vault. As a map feature, for example, the size, the color, the presence of a magnetic stripe or a memory chip, the thickness or size of the card and the like are used. In particular, such a check can include image recognition and a comparison with a template in order, for example, to be able to recognize specific logos and defined appearances of different companies and to compare them with corresponding specifications, which accordingly requires increased security and reduced manipulation possibilities. As a rule, a check will also result in the number of checked cards, so that a separate counter must not be provided. Possibly. However, a separate counter can be advantageous to be able to perform, for example, an intermediate check or a final check quickly.

Depending on the specific procedure, the procedure can be considerably facilitated if the cards are sorted in magazines of the card safe deposit, or stored there in a magazine storage. If a sorted task is provided, it can accordingly at a Checking a card or a whole magazine, which is given up, not admitted to the task in the card vault, if there is no type purity. For a sorted storage in the magazine storage, which also allows a fast and reliable access to different varieties, if necessary, a caching in the card input or in designated magazines can be done to the corresponding cards sorted in storage magazines, or possibly to sort in advance in a transport magazine.

It should be explained in this connection that storage magazines, transport magazines and / or input / output magazines may differ structurally depending on the concrete implementation of the present invention, if these are advantageous for their respective tasks. On the other hand, this need not necessarily be the case, so that identical magazines are referred to as storage magazines, transport magazines or input / output magazines, depending on their current use.

It is also conceivable that certain magazines are stored in separate locations in the magazine memory. For example, magazines can be stored by variety in the magazine memory, so that access times can be optimized. Likewise, of course, targeted varieties can be stored mixed, in order to be able to realize in fine sorted outputs a correspondingly fine sorting while covering short path lengths in this way. In particular, magazines that are only cached, for example, overnight, stored in specially designated memory locations.

Cumulatively or alternatively to a machine card check during storage in the Kartentresoranlage, ie before they reach the magazine storage can be checked in a method for storage of cards in a card safe card after storage in the Kartentresoranlage means of automatic card verification and the result of Verification can be compared with a setpoint. As already explained above, a count can also take place here. In this way, the card vault can take an inventory on its own, which can be advantageous, for example, after maintenance work, to which naturally operating personnel must also have access to the otherwise inaccessible areas of the card vault. If such a mechanical card check of stored cards is not possible, then it may be necessary to give the cards - after the card vault is again secured - on the card input again.

To check magazines can be taken by machine from the magazine storage, checked the cards of each removed magazine and then the respective removed magazine are stored again in the magazine memory, The thus performed internal inventory can be completely access-free access by operators and therefore also possibly Be done at night.

In particular, it is conceivable for cards to be removed from a magazine by machine, checked by machine and then reinserted mechanically into the magazine or another magazine for checking purposes. Such a check, if necessary also during an incoming check, makes it possible to control the entire map, which otherwise can be carried out relatively difficult for machines which remain in a magazine, or can be carried out by machine only at great expense.

It is understood that very different cards, in particular, of course, in their size different cards can be stored in such a card vault. Possibly. For example, if the phone memory cards or SIM cards, which are relatively small today, and credit cards are to be stored in a shared vault, the magazine memory to differently designed memory spaces. Depending on the specific implementation of the present invention, individual card entry or card issue as well as individual card handovers for the different types of card may possibly also be provided. In particular, however, when working with single-variety magazines, card surrenders can be omitted, at least in large part.

For maintenance work, it will be necessary that the card safe system is openable or in some way to enter. In terms of a vault system can be provided that such an opening is made possible only under certain circumstances. This can be done for example by a corresponding alarm, which recognizes any intruders, if they try to get into the card vault at times. Likewise, the wall of the Kartentresoranlage be provided with openings, for example, with removable plates or doors, which can be opened only after appropriate authentication or after using a corresponding key. By choosing the key and the authentication and - of course - by the choice of material thickness and mounting the walls or covers of openings of the security standard of the card safe system can be adapted to the desired requirements.

It is understood that the features of the solutions described above or in the claims can optionally also be combined in order to implement the advantages in a cumulative manner.

Further advantages, objects and features of the present invention will be explained with reference to the following description of exemplary embodiments, which are shown in particular in the appended drawing. In the drawing show:

1 a card vault in perspective view from the side of a card input;

2 the card vault after 1 in a perspective view of pages of a card issue;

3 the card vault after 1 and 2 when the vault wall is open in the view 1 ;

4 the card vault after 1 to 3 when the vault wall is open in the view 2 ;

5 a detailed view of the stationary magazine storage of the card vault after 1 to 4 and a magazine transport;

6 the magazine transport to 5 with a card transfer in a detail view;

7 the other magazine transport the card vault after 1 to 6 ;

8th a detailed view of the card input; and

9 a detailed view of the card issue.

The Kartentresoranlage shown in the figures 1 includes a stationary magazine storage 2 and one on one side of the magazine storage 2 arranged card input 5 and one on the other side of the magazine storage 2 arranged card issue 6 ,

On both sides of the stationary magazine storage 2 are each magazine transports 7 . 8th provided on which magazines 4 hereinafter explained in detail manner of the card input 5 or from the magazine storage 2 to the magazine store 2 or the card issue 6 can be transported. Depending on the specific procedure is also a transport from the magazine storage 2 to the card input 5 or an immediate transport between the card entry 5 and the card issue 6 possible.

The arrangement of magazine storage 2 and the two magazine transports 7 . 8th is from a vault wall 13 surrounded, so only through the card input 5 or card issue 6 access under normal operating conditions to the card vault 1 can be done. The vault wall 13 is secured in a conventional manner against unauthorized opening, which in this embodiment by a key system and within the Kartentresoranlage 1 provided alarm system, which can detect intrusion, and an external video surveillance is made. It is understood that other safe standards may be used depending on the specific requirements.

The card input 5 has a lock 9 in which two magazines 4 as input / output magazines 4C can be inserted. Here is a corresponding magazine 4C only accepted if the corresponding operating personnel have a communication port designed as a touchscreen 14 identifies themselves and the number and type of cards in the magazine 3 entered. As soon as this is done, the cards become 3 the input-output magazine 4C taken and checked, what a known device is used in the card input 5 is provided. If the result of the check does not match the storage confirmation of the depositing person or the operator, the cards are returned to the magazine 4C given and this magazine 4C not accepted. Otherwise, the individual cards 3 of the magazine within the card entry 5 in transport magazines 4B sorted, and this - depending on the specific implementation of the present invention - can be sorted.

The present embodiment further comprises a device, according to which a complete magazine 4 about the card input 5 together with the cards contained in it 3 in the magazine store 2 can be stored. This may possibly even without a single check of the cards, possibly only by counting, which may possibly also be done by a weight check, be provided.

Will be an entire magazine 4 about the card input 5 in the card vault 1 taken over, so can still take place a review, in which case if necessary, the cards 3 back to this magazine 4 be sorted and this as a transport magazine 4B is being used. It is also conceivable, the cards in another, provided magazine 4 sort, which then as a transport magazine 4B is used, in which case the input / output magazine 4C can remain in the vault to order for more cards as a transport magazine 4B to disposal to stand. Likewise, then a removal at the lock 9 be provided.

In a modified embodiment, the lock 9 also be designed for receiving individual cards or for receiving card stacks directly from an outer packaging, which then checked accordingly and in magazines 4 be sorted.

The card issue 6 also has a lock 10 on, on the one hand, filled magazines 4 as input / output magazines 4C and on the other hand empty magazines 4 as input / output magazines 4C can be issued. For the empty magazines a separate authentication is not necessary. In this regard, you will only be provided with any surplus of magazines at the card entry 5 were abandoned, dismantle. Possibly. can at the card issue 6 again a review of each card 3 respectively. It is also conceivable that an operator is shown separately, which and how many cards 3 he with a respective magazine 4 has taken. In particular, such a check can also be used to check against an internal one in the card vault 1 performed inventory serve as a comparison.

On the other hand, a removal of filled input / output magazines 4C only under an authentication by means of the authentication device 12 (please refer 9 ) possible, which is formed in this embodiment as a card reader, by means of which a personnel card of the corresponding staff, which is an input / output magazine 4C can be read, and this identified by this.

Both the lock 9 as well as the lock 10 wise, as in 8th and 9 exemplified, a magazine backup 11 on which a magazine 4 in front of each head against a withdrawal ensures, as long as with the magazine 4 Activities of the card vault 1 be carried out or an appropriate authentication has taken place.

The magazine transports 7 . 8th which is on both sides of the magazine storage 2 are arranged, each comprising a vertical transport 15 and a horizontal transport 16 by means of which a transport magazine 4B each before a storage space of the magazine memory 2 can be brought.

Here are both the card input 5 as well as the card issue 6 one magazine delivery each 19 on, by means of their transport magazines 4B between the magazine transports 7 . 8th and the card input 5 or the card issue 6 can be handed over. In the present embodiment, the card input 5 only in relation to the magazine transport 8th a magazine delivery 19 on, so from the card input 5 only whole magazines the magazine storage 2 can be supplied. It goes without saying that possibly also empty magazines 4 from the magazine store 2 about the magazine transport 8th again the card input 5 can be supplied, if this is considered procedurally useful. The card issue 6 on the other hand, in this embodiment, only one magazine transfer 19 to the magazine transport 7 on, who hands over a card 18 has, by means of which individual cards 3 from the respective storage magazines 4A removed and in the associated transport magazine 4B which is on the magazine transport 7 is provided, can be entered. Depending on the specific implementation of the invention, the card transfer 18 also be designed so that they also take over entire magazines 4 from the magazine store 2 allows, so also whole magazines 4 without their cards 3 must be individually transferred, as a transport magazine 4B to the card issue 6 can be transferred. Possibly. You can immediately there as input / output magazines 4C be issued.

Depending on the specific implementation of the present invention, other magazine deliveries can also be used 19 at the card entry 5 or the card issue 6 be provided. For example, a magazine transfer 19 from the card entry 5 to the magazine transport 7 be provided so on the card transfer 18 individual cards 3 in storage magazines 4A which are in the magazine store 2 are located, can be stored. This is particularly advantageous if very small amounts of card input 5 be abandoned. It is also conceivable that about the magazine transport 7 immediately a magazine 4 from the card entry 5 to the card issue 6 or transported back. The same is possible if for the magazine transport 8th a magazine delivery 19 at the card issue 6 is provided. Possibly. However, it can also be provided that magazines 4 from the magazine transport 8th to the magazine transport 7 which may also be passed through the stationary magazine storage 2 can be done, including, for example, an empty space 17 of the magazine storage 2 (see in particular 5 to 7 ) can be used.

It goes without saying that, depending on the specific procedure, the storage magazines 4A in a certain way sorted in the magazine store 2 can be stored. So it is conceivable, for example, particularly frequently used cards 3 or magazines 4 near the card issue 6 to minimize pathways. Likewise it is conceivable that storage magazines 4A with different maps in close proximity to each other in the magazine storage 2 be saved, so for sorting by means of the card transfer 18 in a transport magazine 4B only small ways through the magazine transport 7 have to be moved.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

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Cards safe deposit facility

2

stationary magazine storage

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map

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magazine

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storage magazine

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transport Magazine

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I / O Magazine

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card entry

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card issuance

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magazine transport

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magazine transport

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lock

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lock

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Magazine safety

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authentication device

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Tresorwandung

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communication port

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vertical transport

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Horizontal transport

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Empty space of the magazine storage 2

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Cards delivery

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Magazine handover

QUOTES INCLUDE IN THE DESCRIPTION

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Cited patent literature

• EP 0361989 B1 [0009]

Cited non-patent literature

• Standard DIN 53864 [0006]

Claims (15)

Card safe deposit system ( 1 ) with a stationary magazine memory ( 2 ) for storing cards ( 3 ) receiving magazines ( 4 ), with a card entry ( 5 ) and with a card output ( 6 ) as well as with a magazine transport ( 7 . 8th ) for the transport of magazines ( 4 ) from the card input ( 5 ) to the magazine memory ( 2 ) and / or from the magazine memory ( 2 ) for card issue ( 6 ). Card safe deposit system ( 1 ) according to claim 1, characterized in that on both sides of the magazine memory ( 2 ) a magazine transport ( 7 . 8th ) is provided. Card safe deposit system ( 1 ) with a stationary magazine memory ( 2 ) for storing cards ( 3 ) receiving magazines ( 4 ), with a card entry ( 5 ) and with a card output ( 6 ), whereby the card input ( 5 ) and / or the card output ( 6 ) a magazine ( 4 ) up or donating lock ( 9 . 10 ) having. Card safe deposit system ( 1 ) according to claim 3, characterized in that the lock ( 9 . 10 ) only one magazine ( 4 ) lets happen. Card safe deposit system ( 1 ) with a stationary magazine memory ( 2 ) for storing cards ( 3 ) receiving magazines ( 4 ), with a card entry ( 5 ) and with a card output ( 6 ), whereby an output of the cards ( 3 ) via magazines ( 4 ) and the card output ( 6 ) a magazine security ( 11 ), which with an authentication device ( 12 ) is connected in such a way that the magazine security ( 11 ) through the magazine security ( 11 ) secured magazine ( 4 ) only releases when authentication has taken place. Card safe deposit system ( 1 ) with a stationary magazine memory ( 2 ) for storing cards ( 3 ) receiving magazines ( 4 ), with a card entry ( 5 ) and with a card output ( 6 ), whereby the card input ( 5 ) Comprises means for automatic card verification. Card safe deposit system ( 1 ) according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized by a plurality of storage magazines ( 4A ) and at least one transport magazine ( 4B ), which is different from the storage magazines ( 4A ), and at least one input / output magazine ( 4C ), which is different from the storage magazines ( 4A ) and / or to the transport magazine ( 4B ) is trained. Card safe deposit system ( 1 ) according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized by a plurality of storage magazines ( 4A ), at least one transport magazine ( 4B ) and at least one input / output magazine ( 4C ), wherein at least one storage magazine ( 4A ) identical to the transport magazine ( 4B ) and / or the input / output magazine ( 4C ) is trained. Card safe deposit system ( 1 ) according to claim 7 or 8, characterized in that between the at least one transport magazine ( 4B ) and at least one storage magazine ( 4A ) and / or the at least one input / output magazine ( 4C ) a card transfer ( 18 ) is provided. Method for storing cards ( 3 ) in a card vault 1 ) in which cards ( 3 ) when stored in the card vault ( 1 ) is checked by means of automatic card checking and preferably counted and the result of the review and the possible count is compared with a machine delivered by the depositing Einlagungsbestätigung. Method for storing cards ( 3 ) in a card vault 1 ) in which cards ( 3 ) after storage in the card vault 1 ) is checked by means of automatic card check and the result of the review is compared with a target value. Storage method according to claim 11, characterized in that for checking magazines ( 4 ) from a magazine storage ( 2 ), the cards ( 3 ) of the respectively removed magazine ( 4 ) and then the respectively removed magazine ( 4 ) back to the magazine memory ( 2 ) are stored. Storage method according to one of claims 10 to 12, characterized in that for checking cards ( 3 ) from a magazine ( 4 ), checked by machine and then mechanically into or another magazine ( 4 ) are brought back. Method for storing cards ( 3 ) in a card vault 1 ) in which cards ( 3 ) in magazines ( 4 ) of the card vault ( 1 ) and / or output therefrom or there in a magazine memory ( 2 ), whereby at least one magazine ( 4 ) at least in two functions from the functions storage magazine ( 4A ), Transport magazine ( 4B ) and as an input / output magazine ( 4C ) is being used. Storage method according to one of claims 10 to 14, characterized in that the cards ( 3 ) in magazines ( 4 ) sorted pure card safe ( 1 ) or stored there in a magazine storage ( 2 ) are stored.

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