EP2149126A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zum ermitteln eines kontaktzeitpunktes zum kontaktieren eines geldmittelübergabesystems - Google Patents
Verfahren und vorrichtung zum ermitteln eines kontaktzeitpunktes zum kontaktieren eines geldmittelübergabesystemsInfo
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- funds
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- G06Q—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES; SYSTEMS OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
- G06Q20/00—Payment architectures, schemes or protocols
- G06Q20/08—Payment architectures
- G06Q20/10—Payment architectures specially adapted for electronic funds transfer [EFT] systems; specially adapted for home banking systems
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- G06—COMPUTING; CALCULATING OR COUNTING
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- G06Q10/00—Administration; Management
- G06Q10/08—Logistics, e.g. warehousing, loading or distribution; Inventory or stock management
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- G06Q10/00—Administration; Management
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- G—PHYSICS
- G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
- G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
- G07D11/00—Devices accepting coins; Devices accepting, dispensing, sorting or counting valuable papers
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- G—PHYSICS
- G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
- G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a method and a device for determining a contact time for contacting a cash transfer system, in which a contact time is determined, to which the cash transfer system funds are supplied or funds are discharged from the cash transfer system.
- a system for the treatment of banknotes in a geographically limited area in which so-called disposable cassettes are provided which contain excess banknotes.
- the cassettes with the excess banknotes are not transported to a national central bank unlike cassettes with lower quality banknotes or counterfeit banknotes.
- an information center is provided to which a plurality of banknote handling machines have information about the number of banknotes which have been deposited, picked up or taken out of circulation, the number of banknotes and their values which lie in the respective machines , the number of counterfeit banknotes that have been discovered, the number of bad-quality bills and the number of available cassettes transmitted. The information center is also informed when a machine needs to be emptied of banknotes or filled with banknotes.
- funds transfer systems such as ATMs, bank branches, cash registers, etc.
- a value transport at regular intervals or on a specific request from a branch in order to supply funds, preferably banknotes, and / or funds to remove the cash transfer system.
- funds are added and / or paid off, although at this contact time, a supply or removal would not be necessary, since the existing funds available to the smooth operation of funds transfer system is still possible.
- the stock of funds in the store is usually determined by the employee and the need for funds for the following days is estimated. If the bank employee deems it necessary to raise and / or pay funds, he or she contacts a higher-level office, for example a value-transport center in the bank or a value-transporting company (WTU), and requests the supply of cash.
- WTU value-transporting company
- the employee must observe restrictions, such as organizational instructions, which ⁇ . For example, you specify the days of the week on which it is agreed that a value transport can approach the store.
- the bank employee can not determine with reasonable effort, at which time a cheap delivery is possible, especially taking into account all delivery costs and the effort to hold the not directly required funds. In particular, he can not determine whether it is cheaper to fill an ATM only once a week or twice a week to minimize the overall costs of transportation and interest.
- a vote of the contact time with other a transport chain associated funds transfer systems outside its stores can not consider a bank employee in determining the contact time in the prior art.
- the object of the invention is to determine automatically by means of technical means a suitable contact time for contacting a cash transfer system.
- the cash transfer system can be a cash dispenser, a cash dispenser, a cash vault, a bank branch, a retail company and / or at least one automatic POS system.
- the contact time can be determined both for a single cash transfer system and for multiple cash systems that are assigned to a transport chain.
- the date and / or period of time on a day when the cash transfer system is contacted by a value transport is determined as the contact time, wherein funds are supplied to the cash transfer system when contacting by the value transport or funds are transferred from the cash transfer system
- a time may be determined on a day by which the funds transfer system should be contacted.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic overview of funds transport paths of a bank
- Figure 2 is a schematic representation of the possible combination of individual funds transfer systems to transport chains
- FIG. 3 shows the schematic sequence for determining suitable contact times for contacting cash transfer systems
- FIG. 4 shows a structure of cash transfer systems of a bank, the procedure for determining optimal contact times for contacting the cash transfer systems being explained by way of example with the aid of the structure shown.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic overview of exemplary funds transport paths of cash flows 10 for the transport of funds, such as banknotes and coins, to and from bank branches 12, 14, 16, 18, 20.
- the branches 12 to 20 preferably belong to the branch network of a bank or a bank.
- the branch 12 has a filing safe 22 and two ATMs 32, 34.
- the branch 14 has a branch safe 24 as well as an ATM 36 and a cash register 44.
- the branch 16 has a branch safe 26 and an ATM 38.
- the branch 18 has a branch safe 28 and an ATM 40 and a cashier 46.
- the branch 20 has a Fiiialtresor 30 and an ATM 42, a cash vault 48 and a Recycier 50.
- the ATMs 32 to 42 and the Fielialtresore 22nd to 30 and the recycler 50 can be opened by bank employees of the respective branch 12 to 20 as well as by escorts of a value transport who transports funds to and from the branches 12 to 20, at least such that funds to be withdrawn take away and funds to be supplied each safely deposited can be.
- the funds are made available to the branches 12, 14, 20 or by a central bank 52, such as a state central bank, the Bundesbank (BBK) or a central cash bank of the bank or a Werttransportunterneh- (WTU). transported from the branches 12, 14, 20 to the central bank 52.
- the safes, ATMs, cash and recycler 22 to 50 are also referred to as cash transfer systems or cash points (CP).
- CP cash transfer systems
- These money transfer systems 22 to 50 include both pure payout systems, such as ATMs 32 to 42, and deposit and payoff systems, such as cash registers 44 to 48 and recycler 50.
- cashpoints 22 to 50 are provided by a service provider, such as a value-transporting company (WTU). , filled and emptied.
- WTU value-transporting company
- the funds for filling the cash points 22 to 50 are provided by a so-called cash center, such as the central bank 52.
- the cash flow 10 does not always take place directly between a cash center 52 and a cash point 22 to 50, but can also take place via one or more intermediate storage facilities.
- Such intermediate storage are z. B. also the fi rial safes 22 to 30 of the branches 14 to 18.
- the costs consist in particular of the transport costs for the arrival of a cash point 22 to 50 by a value transport, the handling costs for filling or emptying the cash point 22 to 50 and the interest costs for providing funds in the cash points 22 to 50 and the storage of the funds in vaults.
- penalty costs that represent customers' dissatisfaction when certain funds, such as a denomination, are not present in a cash point 22 to 50.
- the amount of these punitive costs can be determined, for example, by the estimated advertising expenditure required for eliminating the damage to the image of unsatisfactorily served customers and / or by compensating for the banking business reduced by dissatisfied customers by newly acquired customers.
- a minimum filling period can be specified in which the cashpoint and / or vault 22 to 50 must be contacted at least once or driven by the value transport.
- fixed routes can be provided so that a cashpoint and / or vault 22 to 50 is approached on predefined days, so that at least the transport costs must be expended even if the cashpoint or vault 22 to 50 is not contacted by the value transport and thus in particular no handling - costs arise.
- Additional requirements may be taken into account in an optimization due to security gaps arising, for example, for insurance reasons or additional costs if the cash holdings of a cash point or vault exceed a predetermined value.
- Such non-technical limitations may also be exceeded or disregarded in a particular case, taking into account this failure to comply with a restriction and in a rating procedure for assessing various possible contact points through penalty points or penalty costs in the assessment.
- penalties may only be imposed if the total stock of cash or vault money 22 to 50 is too high or the total stock is zero ,
- WTUs value-added companies
- each vault 22 to 30 and / or each branch 12 to 20 a contact time and the amount of Delivery or the expected withdrawal of all denominations of the respective cash point 32 to 50, vault 22 to 30 or the respective branch 12 to 20 determined.
- the following summarizes ATMs, cash safes, store safes, and recyclers as Cashpoint 22-50. If a cash point 22 to 50 is supplied with funds which still have a supply of funds at the time of delivery, unnecessary interest has been paid on the funds in cash point 22 to 50. This applies at least to the amount of funds exceeding a security reserve in cash point 22 to 50.
- the funds to be supplied at a contact time are determined as a function of the funds required until a next established contact time.
- the amount of the funds to be supplied is fixed when the delivery dates, ie the contact times, are fixed.
- the exact penalty costs can be determined, which may be incurred if a cash point 22 to 50 can not be timely charged due to other requirements.
- Optimal contact times can be determined as delivery dates with the aid of the optimization algorithm explained in more detail below, to which funds are supplied to the cash points 22 to 50 or funds are withdrawn from the cash points 22 to 50. It is advantageous to combine several cash points 22 to 50, as shown by way of example in FIG. In contrast to FIG. 1, the structure shown in FIG.
- FIG. 2 also comprises another cashpoint 56, not arranged in a bank branch 12 to 20, which is set up, for example, at a gas station or in a shopping center as a cash dispenser or recycler.
- a funds transfer point 54 is located between the central bank 52 and the cash-to-be-paid branches 12, 14 as well as those associated with these branches 12, 14 Cashpoints 22, 32, 34, 24, 36, 44 and the additional cashpoint 56 are provided.
- the branch 20 with the cash points 30, 42, 48, 50 is supplied directly from the central bank 52 with funds.
- the supply includes both the supply and the discharge of funds.
- the cash points at one location for example the cash points 22, 32, 34 of the bank branch 12 and the cash points 24, 36, 44 of the bank branch 14 are each combined, as indicated by the dashed lines in FIG.
- the branch 12, the branch 14 and the additional cash point 56 are combined into a superordinate group, which are assigned to a common transport chain.
- the transport chain includes the branches, which are approached with a value transport in succession and preferably also contacted.
- the need of the branch 12 as well as the demand of a single cash point in the further view and further optimization can be handled.
- an optimization of the demand of the branches 12, 14 and of the individual cash point 56 is carried out, whereby a multi-level summary and optimization takes place.
- the pooling of the cashpoints 22, 32, 34 of the branch 12 and the pooling of the cashpoints 24, 36, 44 of the branch 14 can preferably take place in parallel, in order to reduce the overall computation time.
- MIP Mixed Integer Program
- the forecasting module uses the forecast of the respective cash point over a meaningful comparison period of preferably at least one calendar year, taking into account calendar specifics such as weekday, public holidays and other foreseeable special events, in particular major events. If there is no requirement entry for a cashpoint over a suitable comparison period, and / or if the effort for forecasting the requirement is to be reduced, the requirement recording of another cash point can be combined with a similar expected need to predict the needs of the cashpoint concerned.
- the forecast module outputs subsequent parameter classes P1 and P2 as the prediction result.
- Pl number of denomination units «2 that are in cash point t is expected to be withdrawn on the day t;
- P2 number of units of denomination d 7 that are in cash point i ani day t expected to be paid up;
- the parameter classes P3 and P4 are determined.
- the costs incurred for contacting and advising as well as the penalty costs are represented by the following parameters P5 to P9b:
- P7 Handling costs by loading the cash points i arise with denomination d on day t;
- P9a Penalties incurred if denomination d Ca ⁇ hpoint i idles on the day t;
- P11 max WTU, d Maximum storage capacity for denomination d in the vault of the WTUB;
- P14 D number of days for which a delivery strategy is to be calculated
- V2a not empty: otherwise; if denomination d in cashpoint i on day t
- V4 supplied or emptied; otherwise; if the CP i is supplied on the day t;
- V6 delivered; otherwise;
- V7 Number of denomination rf units per day t be delivered by the BBK to the vault of the WTU;
- the costs to be minimized are the interest costs, the transport and handling costs, the penalties for full or idle cashpoints, the costs of storing cash in the vault of an interim storage facility, in particular in the vault of a safekeeping company. companies (WTU) and the cost of supplying the interim storage facility with a central bank. Based on this knowledge, the minimum value W of the formula
- Nl The maximum number of Cashp ⁇ ints that can be reached in one day must not be exceeded.
- N2 There must be at least as much cash in the TYe ⁇ or of the WTUB as delivered.
- N3 The maximum capacity of the safe of the WTU must not be exceeded.
- N4 The maximum capacity of a cash point must not be exceeded.
- N5 The cash holdings of a cash point on two consecutive days must be consistent
- N6 The stock of a Caahpoint can not be negative.
- N7 The cash holdings in the WTU's vault on two consecutive days must be consistent. It is assumed that the deliveries always take place at the end of a day.
- N8 The stock of Treso t be negative.
- a Ca ⁇ hpoint can not be filled or emptied if it is not deliverable.
- N10 The variables that model the delivery and emptying of a cashpoint must be consistent.
- N11a The variable that models the emptying of a denomination of a cashpoint must start if there are not enough notes of the corresponding denomination in the cashpoint
- N11b The variable that models the completion of a cashpoint denomination must start if there are too many bills of denomination in the cashpoint.
- N12 The variable indicating whether the vault of the WTU is filled by the Bundesbank on a given day must be consistent with the variable indicating the level of delivery.
- N13 The specified minimum filling time must be adhered to.
- variables V4 and V5 can be set accordingly and thereby taken into account as parameters in the optimization model. If, for example, cashpoint i is to be supplied or emptied on the second and fifth weekday, then
- variables V4 and V5 are set to zero.
- P9a ' penalty costs incurred if Cashpoint i runs on day t;
- P9c ' Strict costs incurred if cashpoint t exceeds the soft bound on T ⁇ t;
- P12 ' max i Maximum cash capacity of the cashpoint i
- P16 soft limit i Upper soft barrier, above which penalty costs are due
- N11a 'in N11b' in N11c 'and N4' The following constraints must be considered in N11a 'in N11b' in N11c 'and N4':
- N11a ' The variable that models the emptying of a cash position must start if there is not enough money in the cash position.
- N11b ' The variable that models the running of a cashpoint ⁇ , jumping inusa, is.
- N11c ' The variable modeling the crossing of the soft bound must start if there is too much money in the caahpoint.
- N4 ' The maximum capacity of a cash point may not be exceeded.
- variable V9 Percent discounts surf the kausgabkostai who at the Approaching the cashpoint i will be granted on tday t.
- N15 There can only be a discount if the cashpoint is overhauled.
- N16 Ee must be approached a sufficient number of cashpoints.
- N17 Ee gives a maximum of 30% discount.
- the optimization of the contact times and amounts of money will be explained in more detail below with the aid of the block diagram shown in FIG.
- a forecast result is determined for each cashpoint based on stored statistical values using a forecasting algorithm. Based on this, the parameters P3 and P4 are calculated. These parameters as well as other data required for the evaluation and optimization, such as costs incurred when contacting a cash point and other restrictions, are included in a modeling discussion, such as: As the modeling language ZIMPL implemented. Based on the data transferred into the module, the solution of the optimization algorithm specified by the module is solved, for example with the aid of a CPLEX calculation module.
- the calculation module determines the minimum of the respective optimization sum and the contact times and monetary amounts on which this sum is based, and outputs these as the optimization result.
- the specified constraints are taken into account when determining the optimization result.
- optimization sums based on data that does not satisfy at least one necessary constraint are not taken into account in determining the minimum.
- no optimization sum can be formed, which can reduce the amount of computation required to calculate the optimization sums.
- the actual cash amounts to be delivered B can be calculated as follows for a day t2:
- tl, t2 and t3 are three consecutive starting d.
- H. Contact points of a cash point are 22 to 50. In the case of a positive result, cash must be supplied to the cashpoint 22 to 50 and, if the result is negative, cash from the cashpoint 22 to 50 must be paid. The actual amount of funds to be supplied is then adjusted, if necessary, to the packaging unit specified by secondary conditions, in particular by predetermined cassette sizes.
- the optimization algorithm proposes day 1 and day 4 as delivery times, ie as contact times.
- the delivery amount on day 1 ⁇ 1.4 - ⁇ 0.1 400
- the calculation for the optimization preferably takes place in two stages, as has already been explained in connection with FIG.
- the needs of the safe 70 and the cash machine 72 of the branch West are first calculated and combined as a group.
- the optimal filling strategy for the West branch is calculated.
- the result of this optimization then goes into the need for further optimization together with the needs of the cash register 74 of the main branch and the cash machine 76 of the Eastern branch.
- the needs of the cash register 74 of the main branch and the cash machine 76 of the branch East is determines the need of the main store warehouse 78, optimizing the filling of the main store warehouse 78 by retrieving funds from the Federal Bank (BBK) 80.
- BBK Federal Bank
- a period of at least five, preferably at least seven days has proven to be favorable.
- further optimizations can be achieved, in particular with a large number of cash points to be considered.
- Day 1 Delivery from main store (HF) store to East branch
- Day 2 Delivery from BBK to HF store
- Day 3 Delivery from HF store to HF cash register and to West branch
- Day 5 Delivery from HF store to Cash register of the HF
- 6 Delivery from the warehouse of the HF to the cash register of the HF
- 7 Delivery from the safe to the cash data of the branch West Day
- 9 Delivery from the BBK to the warehouse of the HF
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