JP2007249282A - Transfer destination account information inquiry method, program and system - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a transfer destination account information inquiry method for freeing an operator from any labor without making it necessary to repeat similar operations several times. <P>SOLUTION: This transfer destination account information inquiry method comprises; a first inquiry step in which an arithmetic means inquiries the account detail information of a customer of a server; a step in which a server returns the account detail information stored in a server storage means to the arithmetic means; a first screen display step in which the arithmetic means displays the account detail information on a screen; a second inquiry step in which the arithmetic means inquiries bibliographic information for specifying the transfer destination account of the account of the server; a step in which the server returns the bibliographic information to the arithmetic means; a second screen display step in which the arithmetic means displays the bibliographic information on the screen; and a third screen display step in which the arithmetic means displays, on the screen, a button for making the arithmetic means execute a third inquiry step for inquiring the transfer origin of the account or the transfer destination account inquired in the first inquiry step with the server. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a transfer destination account information inquiry method, a transfer destination account information inquiry program, and a transfer destination account information inquiry system.

Conventionally, the technology known as “the method and method of renewing the account number held in the database in the store transfer coalescence process of financial services such as banking” includes “the account information of the branch store before the change of the store transfer coalescence process and The store account information record in the database that stores the account information is extracted from the store account information in the comparison file stored in correspondence with the changed store account information, and the extracted record The store account information, store account information, and search information of the record stored in the comparison file are created as a replacement input data file, and the data of the replacement input data file is read in a batch The record is searched from the search information indicating the record storage position of the account information to be replaced in each data, and written in the store account number from the store account number of the database Frogs. Is proposed (Patent Document 1).
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-184957 (Title of Invention, Summary)

  In recent years, financial institutions have been frequently consolidating stores, and a large amount of transfer processing has occurred. The form that was traded before the transfer contains the account number before the transfer, so it is possible to inquire by entering the account information "Store number, subject, account number, (branch number)" before the transfer. Since the transaction needs to be checked against the latest registered image of the transfer destination, after searching for the transfer destination account, enter the “store number / subject / account number (/ branch number)” of the transfer destination again. I had to inquire again.

However, in the above method, in order to inquire about the transfer destination account, it is necessary to input again the “store number / subject / account number (/ branch number)” that is the account information of the transfer destination. If the transfer is performed, it is necessary to repeat the same operation many times, which causes a problem that a load is imposed on the operator.
Therefore, there has been a demand for a transfer destination account information inquiry method that does not require the same operation to be repeated many times and does not put a load on the operator.

Transfer destination account information inquiry method according to the present invention,
A first inquiry step in which the computing means queries the server for customer account information;
The server returns the account information stored in the server storage means to the computing means;
A first screen display step in which the calculation means displays the account information on a screen;
A second inquiry step in which the computing means inquires of the server for transfer destination account information for specifying a transfer destination account of the account;
The server returns the transfer destination account information to the computing means;
A second screen display that the computing means displays on the screen together with a button for causing the computing means to execute a third inquiry step for querying the server for the transfer source account or the next transfer destination account. And a step.

  According to the present invention, since the transfer destination, the transfer source account, or the final transfer destination account can be inquired only by pressing a button, the operator can be inquired for an account that has been transferred a plurality of times. The number of operations can be reduced and the waiting time of the customer can be shortened.

Embodiment 1 FIG.
FIG. 1 is an overall configuration diagram of a transfer destination account information inquiry system for realizing a transfer destination account information inquiry method according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
The inquiry terminal 201 is a terminal for inquiring about account information, and includes a calculation unit 210, a display unit 211, an input unit 212, and a storage unit 213.
The account server 202 receives an inquiry request from the inquiry terminal 201 and returns account information, and has a storage unit 203.
The storage unit 203 stores an account information table 207 and an account transfer history table 208.
The inquiry terminal 201 and the account server 202 are connected via a network 204.

FIG. 2 illustrates a basic sequence when the inquiry terminal 201 makes an inquiry to the account server 202 for account information. The screen configuration and detailed flow will be described with reference to FIGS.
(1) The operator of the inquiry terminal 201 inputs the “store number”, “subject (normal / temporary etc.)” and “account number” of the account to be inquired using the input means input 212. Also, enter the “branch number” if necessary.
The computing means 210 inquires of the account server 202 about the input account information.
(2) The account server 202 acquires the account information corresponding to the account to be referred to by the calculation means 210 from the account details table 207 and sends it back to the inquiry terminal 201.
(3) The calculation unit 210 displays the account information returned from the account server 202 on the display unit 211.
(4) The operator of the inquiry terminal 201 presses a button displayed on the display unit 211 to inform the calculation unit 210 that the transfer source account and the transfer destination account are to be inquired.
The computing means 210 inquires of the account server 202 about the account information corresponding to the pressed button.
In the present invention, it is expressed as “pressed” including selection of a button by mouse click.
(5) The account server 202 searches the account details table 207 and the account transfer history table 208 according to the type of button pressed in step (4), and acquires the corresponding account information. Next, the acquired account information is returned to the inquiry terminal 201.
(6) The calculation unit 210 displays the account information returned from the account server 202 on the display unit 211.
The “store number”, “subject”, and “account number” that are input first are stored in the storage means as original account information.

FIG. 3 shows a screen image of the display means 211 when inputting the “store number”, “subject”, and “account number” of the account introduced by the operator of the inquiry terminal 201 in step (1) of FIG. is there.
As shown in FIG. 3, until the operator of the inquiry terminal 201 inputs the “store number”, “subject (normal / temporary etc.)”, and “account number” of the account to be inquired, the transfer source account and the transfer destination account You cannot use the function to query.

  Here, before describing the processing flow, configurations and data examples of the account details table 207 and the account transfer history table 208 will be described.

FIG. 4 explains the configuration and data example of the account details table 207. Hereinafter, each column will be described.
The “account number” is the account number itself of the customer's account, and has the same content that the operator of the inquiry terminal 201 inputs on the screen of FIG.
“Store number” is the store number having the customer's account, and has the same contents as those entered on the screen of FIG. 3 by the operator of the inquiry terminal 201.
“Course” is the account type of the customer's account (ordinary deposit account / current account), and has the same content as that entered by the operator of the inquiry terminal 201 on the screen of FIG.
“Name” is the name of the account holder.
“Start date” indicates the opening date of the customer's account in the year, month, and year.
The “end date” indicates the closing date of the customer's account in the year, month, and year, and an empty character string (NULL) is set for the account currently used.

FIG. 5 explains the configuration and data example of the account transfer history table 208. Hereinafter, each column will be described.
The “account number” is the account number of the customer's account, and is the one entered by the operator of the inquiry terminal 201 on the screen of FIG. 3 or the same content as the value in the same column of the account details table 207.
The “transfer source account” indicates an account number before transfer of the account. Therefore, a null character string (NULL) is set for the account opened first.
The “transfer account” indicates the account number after the transfer of the account. Therefore, an empty character string (NULL) is set for the account currently used.

FIG. 6 explains the detailed processing of step (1) to step (3) in FIG. Illustration of the account server 202 is omitted.
(S601) This process corresponds to step (1) in FIG. Here, it is assumed that the operator of the inquiry terminal 201 has input the account number “1-1-1-1”.
(S602) The computing unit 210 inquires of the account server 202 about the account information corresponding to the account number “1-1-1-1”. The account server 202 refers to the account details table 207 for the account information of the account corresponding to the account number “1-1-1-1”, and returns it to the inquiry terminal 201.
(S603) This process corresponds to step (2) in FIG. The calculation unit 210 acquires account information corresponding to the account number “1-1-1-1” returned from the account server 202.
(S604) The computing unit 210 inquires of the account server 202 about the transfer destination account of the account number “1-1-1-1”.
(S605) The account server 202 searches the account transfer history table 208, and acquires the transfer destination account of the account number “1-1-1-1”. Next, the acquired account number is returned to the inquiry terminal 201. Here, the account number “2-1-1-1” is returned.
(S606) The computing unit 210 displays the result of the above processing on the display unit 211. Specifically, the account information of the account number “1-1-1-1”, the account number “2-1-1-1”, and various buttons are displayed. The contents of the various buttons will be described with reference to FIG.

FIG. 7 illustrates a screen image displayed on the display unit 211 in step S606 of FIG.
Data acquired from the account details table 207 is displayed in the “account information” column.
In the “transfer destination account information” column, information on the account number “2-1-1-1” acquired in step S604 is displayed. Although not shown in FIG. 6, in step S604, not only bibliographic information (for example, an account number or a store number) of the account number “2-1-1-1” but also detailed information may be acquired. .

Various buttons displayed at the bottom of FIG. 7 will be described.
The “transfer source” button is pressed when it is desired to display the account information of the transfer source for the account being inquired.
The “next transfer destination” button is pressed to display the account information of the next transfer destination for the account being inquired.
The “final transfer destination” button is pressed when it is desired to display the account information of the final transfer destination for the account being inquired.
The “original account” button is pressed when it is desired to display the account information (the account number input in step (1) in FIG. 2) that is first inquired.

The account with the account number “1-1-1-1” shown in FIG. 7 has a transfer source account of “NULL”, that is, an account that was initially opened, and therefore the “transfer source” button cannot be pressed. . Similarly, the “original account” button is not pressed because it is a first time inquiry and is meaningless even if pressed.
Note that, as shown in the “balance details” column in FIG. 7 or the like, a further table (not shown) may be queried to display more detailed account information.

FIG. 8 illustrates a processing flow when the “next transfer destination” button is pressed in the screen state of FIG. Illustration of the account server 202 is omitted.
(S801) The computing means 210 inquires of the account server 202 about the next transfer destination account using the account number “1-1-1-1” as a key.
(S802) The account server 202 searches the account transfer history table 208, and acquires the transfer destination account of the account number “1-1-1-1”. Next, the account server 202 returns the acquired account number of the transfer destination account to the inquiry terminal 201. Here, the account number “2-1-1-1” is returned.
(S803) The computing unit 210 inquires of the account server 202 about the transfer destination account of the account number “2-1-1-1”.
(S804) The account server 202 searches the account transfer history table 208 and acquires the transfer destination account of the account number “2-1-1-1”. Next, the acquired account number is returned to the inquiry terminal 201. Here, the account number “3-1-1-1” is returned.
(S805) The computing unit 210 inquires of the account server 202 about the account information of the account number “2-1-1-1”.
(S806) The account server 202 searches the account statement table 207, and acquires the account information of the account number “2-1-1-1”. Next, the acquired account information is returned to the inquiry terminal 201.
(S807) The computing unit 210 displays the result of the above processing on the display unit 211.

FIG. 9 illustrates a screen image displayed on the display unit 211 in step S807 of FIG.
Data acquired from the account details table 207 is displayed in the “account information” column.
In the “transfer destination account information” column, information on the account number “3-1-1-1” acquired in step S804 is displayed.
It should be noted that a button that cannot be pressed in FIG. 7 can be pressed.

FIG. 10 illustrates a processing flow when the “final transfer destination” button is pressed in the screen state of FIG. 9.
(S1001) The computing unit 210 inquires of the account server 202 about the final transfer destination account using the account number “2-1-1-1” currently displaying the detailed information as a key.
(S1002) The account server 202 searches the account transfer history table 208 and acquires the final transfer destination account of the account. Details will be described with reference to FIG. Next, the account server 202 returns the acquired account number of the final transfer destination account to the inquiry terminal 201. Here, “4-1-1-1” is returned.
(S1003) The computing means 210 queries the account server 202 for the account information of the account number “4-1-1-1”.
(S1004) The account server 202 searches the account details table 207, and acquires the account information of the account number “4-1-1-1”. Next, the acquired account information is returned to the inquiry terminal 201.
(S1005) The computing unit 210 displays the result of the above processing on the display unit 211.

FIG. 11 explains the processing of the account server 202 in step S1002 of FIG.
(S1101) When there is an inquiry about the final transfer destination account from the calculation means 210, the account server 202 makes an inquiry to the account transfer history table 208 for the next transfer destination account.
(S1102) The account server 202 acquires the account number of the next transfer destination account.
(S1103) The account server 202 determines whether or not the account number acquired in step S1102 is “NULL”. If it is NULL, it is determined that the account is the final transfer destination account, and the process proceeds to step S1104. If it is not NULL, it is further determined that there is a next transfer destination account, and the processing from step S1101 is repeated.
(S1104) The account server 202 returns the account number of the final transfer destination account to the inquiry terminal 201. Here, “4-1-1-1” is returned.

FIG. 12 illustrates a screen image displayed on the display unit 211 in step S1005 of FIG.
Data acquired from the account details table 207 is displayed in the “account information” column.
Further, since the final transfer destination account is being displayed, the “transfer destination account information” column does not exist.
Since the final transfer destination account is being displayed, the “next transfer destination” button and the “final transfer destination” button cannot be pressed.

FIG. 13 illustrates a processing flow when the “transfer source” button is pressed in the screen state of FIG.
(S1301) The computing unit 210 makes an inquiry to the account server 202 for the first transfer source account using the account number “4-1-1-1” currently displaying the detailed information as a key.
(S1302) The account server 202 searches the account transfer history table 208 and acquires the first transfer source account of the account. Details will be described with reference to FIG. Next, the account server 202 returns the acquired account number of the first transfer source account to the inquiry terminal 201. Here, “1-1-1-1” is returned.
(S1303) The computing unit 210 inquires of the account server 202 about the account information of the account number “1-1-1-1”.
(S1304) The account server 202 searches the account statement table 207, and acquires the account information of the account number “1-1-1-1”. Next, the acquired account information is returned to the inquiry terminal 201.
(S1305) The computing unit 210 displays the result of the above processing on the display unit 211.

FIG. 14 explains the processing of the account server 202 in step S1302 of FIG.
(S1401) When the calculation unit 210 makes an inquiry about the first transfer source account, the account server 202 makes an inquiry to the account transfer history table 208 for the previous transfer source account.
(S1402) The account server 202 acquires the account number of the previous transfer source account.
(S1403) The account server 202 determines whether or not the account number acquired in step S1402 is “NULL”. If NULL, it is considered that the account is the first transfer source account, and the process proceeds to step S1404. If not NULL, it is further assumed that there is a previous transfer source account, and the processing from step S1401 is repeated.
(S1404) The account server 202 returns the account number of the first transfer source account to the inquiry terminal 201. Here, “1-1-1-1” is returned.

The inquiry terminal 201 can be realized by storing the program for executing the processing described above in the storage unit 213 and configuring the calculation unit 210 to operate according to the instruction of the program.
When “original account” is pressed, the same processing as S602 and later is performed based on the original account information acquired from the storage unit.

As described above, according to the transfer destination account information inquiry system according to the first embodiment,
A first querying step in which the computing means queries the server for customer account information;
The server returning the account information stored in the server storage means to the computing means;
A first screen display step in which the calculation means displays the account information on a screen;
A second inquiry step in which the computing means inquires of the server for transfer destination account information for specifying a transfer destination account of the account;
The server returns the transfer destination account information to the computing means;
A second screen display that the computing means displays on the screen together with a button for causing the computing means to execute a third inquiry step for querying the server for the transfer source account or the next transfer destination account for the transfer destination account information. And so on
The operator of the inquiry terminal 201 can inquire the transfer source account and the transfer destination account by pressing a button, and the number of terminal operations is reduced.

The server storage means stores account transfer history information,
In the second screen display step,
A transfer source button for causing the computing means to execute a step of querying the server for a transfer source account of the account referred to in the first inquiry step;
A next transfer destination button for causing the computing means to execute a step of inquiring the server of the next transfer destination account of the account inquired in the first inquiry step;
A final transfer destination button for causing the computing means to execute a step of querying the server for the final transfer destination account of the account referred to in the first inquiry step;
Since the calculation means displays the original account button for causing the calculation means to execute the step of referring to the server again for the account referred to in the first inquiry step,
The operator of the inquiry terminal 201 can follow the transfer destination account in order by pressing the button, or can immediately refer to the final transfer destination account or the first transfer source account, so that the inquiry time can be shortened and the waiting time of the customer Can be shortened.

In addition, when the transfer source button is pressed and the calculation means executes the step of inquiring the server of the transfer source account of the account inquired in the first inquiry step,
The server
Repeat the steps to get the pre-transfer account information until you reach the first source account,
When the first transfer source account is reached, the account information is returned to the calculation means.
The process of acquiring the first transfer source account can be delegated to the account server 202, and the inquiry terminal 201 can be implemented in a lightweight manner.

Further, when the final transfer destination button is pressed and the calculation means executes the step of inquiring the server of the final transfer destination account of the account referred in the first inquiry step,
The server
Repeat the steps to get post-transfer account information until you reach the final destination account,
When the final transfer destination account is reached, the account information is returned to the calculation means.
The process of acquiring the final transfer destination account can be delegated to the account server 202, and the inquiry terminal 201 can be implemented in a lightweight manner.

In addition, since the program for querying account information is stored in the storage means 213 and the query terminal 201 is configured,
Even without developing a dedicated terminal, the function of the inquiry terminal 201 can be realized using a general computer.

In addition, since the inquiry terminal 201 and the account server 202 are connected via a network,
Account information can also be queried from the inquiry terminal 201 located geographically away from the account server 202.

Embodiment 2. FIG.
The transfer destination account information inquiry system according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention is provided with a “transfer history” button so that a list of account transfer histories can be displayed.
The overall configuration diagram is the same as FIG. 1 of the first embodiment, and a description thereof will be omitted.

FIG. 15 shows a screen image displayed on the display unit 211 when the operator of the inquiry terminal 201 inquires about the account information of the account number “1-1-1-1”.
The screen image of FIG. 15 is different from the screen image of FIG. 7 in that a “transfer history” button is provided. In FIG. 15, since the account information of the transfer destination can be referred to from the “transfer history”, the “transfer destination account information” column is not provided.
Similarly to FIG. 7, the “transfer source” button and the “original account” button cannot be pressed.

FIG. 16 shows an image of the “transfer history screen” after the “transfer history” button in FIG. 15 is pressed.
The “transfer history screen” displays all transfer histories before and after the account being inquired. The operator of the inquiry terminal 201 can refer to arbitrary account information by pressing the “inquiry” button in FIG. The processing when the “inquiry” button is pressed is the same as in FIG.
By providing such a transfer history screen, when there are a large number of transfer histories, when referring to the account information near the center of the history, the account information can be referred to with few operations. Convenient.

FIG. 17 illustrates a flow when the calculation unit 210 displays the screen of FIG. 16 on the display unit 211. Illustration of the account server 202 is omitted.
(S1701) The computing means 210 queries the account server 202 for the account number of the next transfer destination account.
(S1702) The account server 202 searches the account transfer history table 208 and acquires the account number of the next transfer destination account. Next, the account server 202 returns the acquired account number to the inquiry terminal 201.
(S1703) The computing means 210 determines whether or not the account number acquired in step S1702 is “NULL”. If it is NULL, it is considered that the account is the final transfer destination account, and the process proceeds to step S1704. If it is not NULL, it is further assumed that there is a next transfer destination account, and the processing from step S1701 is repeated.
(S1704) The computing means 210 queries the account server 202 for the account number of the previous transfer source account.
(S1705) The account server 202 searches the account transfer history table 208 and acquires the account number of the transfer source account. Next, the account server 202 returns the acquired account number to the inquiry terminal 201.
(S1706) The computing means 210 determines whether or not the account number acquired in step S1702 is “NULL”. If NULL, it is considered that the account is the first transfer source account, and the process proceeds to step S1707. If it is not NULL, it is further assumed that there is a previous transfer source account, and the processing from step S1704 is repeated.
(S1707) The computing unit 210 displays the result of the above processing on the display unit 211.

FIG. 18 shows another configuration example of the screen of FIG.
Since the operator of the inquiry terminal 201 can refer to all the account information before and after the transfer from the transfer history screen shown in FIG. 16, even if the “transfer destination” button or the like is omitted as shown in FIG. There is no.

As described above, according to the transfer destination account information inquiry system according to the second embodiment,
In the second screen display step,
Since the calculation means displays the transfer history button for causing the calculation means to execute the step of inquiring the server for the transfer history information of the account referred to in the first inquiry step.
The operator of the inquiry terminal 201 can display a list of transfer history information and can easily refer to a target account.

When the transfer history button is pressed,
The computing means is
Performing the step of querying the server for account information before the transfer of the account referred to in the first inquiry step until the first transfer source account is reached;
Since the step of querying the server for the account information after the transfer of the account referred in the first inquiry step is executed until the account of the final transfer destination is reached,
When referring to the account information from the transfer history information, the operator of the inquiry terminal 201 can refer to the account information only by pressing a button without inputting the account number again.

Embodiment 3 FIG.
FIG. 19 is an overall configuration diagram of the transfer destination account information inquiry system according to the third embodiment of the present invention. The transfer destination account information inquiry system according to the third embodiment is configured by configuring the entire system as a Web system.
The inquiry terminal 201 is realized by a computer.
The account server 205 also functions as a Web server, and first receives an inquiry request from the inquiry terminal 201.
The DB server 206 has storage means 203.
Other configurations are the same as those of the first embodiment shown in FIG.

FIG. 20 illustrates a basic sequence when the inquiry terminal 201 makes an inquiry to the account server 202 for account information.
(S2001) The operator of the inquiry terminal 201 inputs “store number”, “subject (ordinary / temporary etc.)” and “account number” of the account to be inquired using the input means input 212. Also, enter the “branch number” if necessary.
The computing means 210 inquires of the account server 202 about the input account information.
(S2002) The account server 202 inquires of the DB server 206 about account information corresponding to the account to be inquired by the computing unit 210.
(S2003) The DB server 206 acquires account information from the account details table 207 and sends it back to the account server 205. The account server 205 returns the account information to the inquiry terminal 201.
(S2004) The computing unit 210 displays the account information returned from the account server 202 on the display unit 211.
(S2005) The operator of the inquiry terminal 201 presses a button displayed on the display means 211 to inform the computing means 210 that the transfer source account and the transfer destination account are to be inquired.
The computing means 210 inquires of the account server 202 about the account information corresponding to the pressed button.
(S2006) The account server 202 queries the account information corresponding to the DB server according to the type of button pressed in step S2005.
(S2007) The DB server 206 searches the account statement table 207 and the account transfer history table 208, and acquires corresponding account information. Next, the account server 205 returns the account information to the inquiry terminal 201.
(S2008) The calculation unit 210 displays the account information returned from the account server 202 on the display unit 211.

The processing contents of the account server 205 are the same as those in the transfer destination account information inquiry system according to the first embodiment or the second embodiment, but the processing for inquiring account information into the account details table 207 and the account transfer history table 208 is as follows. The point that it is configured to make an inquiry to the DB server 206 is different from the first embodiment and the second embodiment.
In addition, regarding the processing flow corresponding to FIG. 17 when displaying the transfer history screen, the transfer history may be sequentially acquired one by one as shown in FIG. It is possible to reduce the load on the DB server 206 by configuring so as to acquire.

  As described above, according to the transfer destination account information inquiry system according to the third embodiment, since the entire system is configured as a Web system, the system has three levels of screen display processing / account information inquiry logic / data storage and reference. These functions can be separated, and flexible configuration changes and version upgrades are possible.

1 is an overall configuration diagram of a transfer destination account information inquiry system according to Embodiment 1. FIG. This explains the basic sequence for querying account information. 3 shows a screen image in step (1) of FIG. The configuration of the account details table 207 and an example of data will be described. The configuration and data example of the account transfer history table 208 will be described. The detailed process of step (1)-step (3) of FIG. 2 is demonstrated. The screen image in step S606 of FIG. 6 is demonstrated. The process flow when the “next transfer destination” button is pressed will be described. The screen image in step S807 of FIG. 8 is demonstrated. A process flow when the “final transfer destination” button is pressed will be described. The process in step S1002 will be described. The screen image in step S1005 will be described. A process flow when the “transfer source” button is pressed will be described. The process in step S1302 will be described. The screen image when the account information is inquired is shown. An image of the “transfer history screen” is shown. 17 is a flowchart for displaying the screen shown in FIG. Fig. 16 shows another configuration example of the screen of Fig. 15. It is a whole block diagram of the transfer destination account information inquiry system which concerns on Embodiment 3. FIG. This explains the basic sequence for querying account information.

Explanation of symbols

201 inquiry terminal, 202 account server, 203 storage means, 204 network, 205 account server, 206 DB server, 207 account details table, 208 account transfer history table, 210 calculation means, 211 display means, 212 input means, 213 storage means.

Claims (8)

A first inquiry step in which the computing means queries the server for customer account information;
The server returns the account information stored in the server storage means to the computing means;
A first screen display step in which the calculation means displays the account information on a screen;
A second inquiry step in which the computing means inquires of the server for transfer destination account information for specifying a transfer destination account of the account;
The server returns the transfer destination account information to the computing means;
A second screen display that the computing means displays on the screen together with a button for causing the computing means to execute a third inquiry step for querying the server for the transfer source account or the next transfer destination account. And a transfer destination account information inquiry method. The server storage means stores account transfer history information,
In the second screen display step,
A transfer source button for causing the computing means to execute a step of querying the server for a transfer source account of the account referred to in the first inquiry step;
A next transfer destination button for causing the computing means to execute a step of inquiring the server of the next transfer destination account of the account inquired in the first inquiry step;
A final transfer destination button for causing the computing means to execute a step of querying the server for the final transfer destination account of the account referred to in the first inquiry step;
2. The calculation unit displays the original account button for causing the calculation unit to execute the step of querying the server again for the account referred to in the first inquiry step. 3. Transfer destination account information inquiry method. When the transfer source button is pressed and the calculation means executes the step of querying the server for the transfer source account of the account referred in the first inquiry step,
The server
Repeat the steps to get the pre-transfer account information until you reach the first source account,
3. The transfer destination account information inquiry method according to claim 2, wherein when the first transfer source account is reached, the account information is returned to the calculation means. When the final transfer destination button is pressed and the calculation means executes the step of inquiring the server of the final transfer destination account of the account inquired in the first inquiry step,
The server
Repeat the steps to get post-transfer account information until you reach the final destination account,
4. The transfer destination account information inquiry method according to claim 2, wherein when the final transfer destination account is reached, the account information is returned to the calculation means. In the second screen display step,
The calculation means displays on the screen a transfer history button for causing the calculation means to execute the step of inquiring the server for the transfer history information of the account referred to in the first inquiry step. The transfer destination account information inquiry method according to any one of claims 1 to 4. When the transfer history button is pressed,
The computing means is
Performing the step of querying the server for account information before the transfer of the account referred to in the first inquiry step until the first transfer source account is reached;
The destination account information according to claim 5, wherein the step of querying the server for account information after the transfer of the account inquired in the first inquiry step is executed until reaching a final destination account. Inquiry method.   A transfer destination account information inquiry program for causing a computer to execute the processing of the computing means according to any one of claims 1 to 6. A client terminal storing a program for executing the processing of the computing means according to any one of claims 1 to 6;
A server according to any one of claims 1 to 6,
The transfer destination account information inquiry system, wherein the client terminal and the server are connected by a network.

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