JP5012199B2 - Cash processing equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a cash processing apparatus that performs a withdrawal process of banknotes and coins used as change in a register installed in a retail store, etc., a depositing process of banknotes and coins collected from a register, and a tightening process. is there.

As a conventional cash processing device of this type, withdrawing banknotes and coins for change to be stored in a register installed in a retail store from a banknote storage for change or a coin storage for change Function, deposit function that accepts banknotes and coins collected from the register and stores them in banknote collection and coin collection, and banknote storage for change and coin storage for change, and the received banknotes and coins are different from the deposit type Stores and manages the currency exchange function for converting money into banknotes and coins, and the amount of money deposited and withdrawn and the number of money deposited and withdrawn for each denomination. An apparatus having a tightening processing function for displaying the result on the display unit and recording and releasing it on a slip has been proposed. This apparatus is issued from a register when depositing banknotes or coins collected from a register, for example. On receipt The cashier in charge of entering the sales amount entered and inserting banknotes and coins, the banknotes and coins for sales out of the inserted banknotes and coins are stored in the banknote collection store and coin recovery store, and the rest Recycling so that banknotes and coins collected from the register can be used again for change as a change by storing them in the change banknote storage and change coin storage as cash for change made as change reserve A function is provided to enable efficient cash operation (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
JP 2006-139654 A

By the way, in this type of cash processing apparatus, when banknotes and coins collected from a register are deposited, banknotes and coins corresponding to sales are preferentially stored from banknotes and coins of high denomination. Yes.
For example, in the case of banknotes, when banknotes of specific denominations that are not used as change, that is, 10,000 yen banknotes and 2,000 yen banknotes are preferentially stored in the banknote collection box, the 10,000 yen banknotes and the 2000 yen banknotes disappear. Next, 5,000 yen banknotes were stored in the banknote collection box, and when the 5,000 yen banknotes were exhausted, the thousand yen banknotes were stored in the banknote collection box, and all the banknotes for sales were stored in the banknote collection box. Later, the change banknotes are stored in the change banknote storage by denomination.

As for the coins, the sales amount is stored in the coin collection box from the high denomination, and then the change coins are stored in the coin storage box according to the denomination.
However, when depositing in this way, among the banknotes collected from the register, five thousand yen banknotes used as change are stored in a cash collection box as sales, or 10,000 yen banknotes that are not used as change or 2 Thousand yen bills are processed as change.

  For example, the breakdown of banknotes collected from a certain register is “total of 90,000 yen” of “10,000 yen banknotes, 5,000 yen banknotes, 1 thousand yen banknotes (total 90,000 yen)”. On the other hand, if a banknote for “35,000 yen” has been withdrawn in advance as a change reserve, the sales proceeds will be 55,000 yen, so when the collected banknote is inserted, 1 Five thousand yen bills and one 5,000 yen bill are stored in the bill collection box as sales proceeds, and the remaining 10,000 yen bills and five thousand yen bills are used as change.

  In this case, three 10,000 yen bills for change are banknotes of denominations that cannot be used as change, so only five thousand yen bills are stored in the change cash storage box and three 10,000 yen bills are rejected. The reject storage and banknote collection box are not equipped with feeding means. For example, 5,000-yen banknotes stored in the banknote collection box can be stored in two, four, etc. for 10,000 yen. Even if the number of coins that can be exchanged is reached, it is not possible to move the banknotes such that the 10,000 yen banknotes in the reject storage are moved to the banknote collection, and instead the 5,000 yen in the banknote collection are moved to the banknote storage. Since bills such as 5,000 yen stored in the bill collection store are collected as sales, there is a problem that the recycle efficiency of the change is lowered.

In addition, even though all denominations can be withdrawn as cash in the register, coins cannot be transferred to the coin storage for changes when they are stored in the coin recovery box as sales. There is a problem of doing.
An object of the present invention is to solve such a problem.

  Therefore, the present invention provides a banknote for coins and coins to be stored in a register installed in a store of a retail store, a withdrawal function for dispensing and dispensing from a banknote storage for change and a coin storage for change. Deposit function, deposit and withdrawal to store in banknote collection warehouse, coin collection warehouse, change banknote storage and change coin storage as the sales amount after deducting the amount of money collected as change in the collected banknotes and coins The amount of money and the number of deposits and withdrawals for each denomination are stored and managed in the storage unit. Banknotes of specific denominations that are not gold are stored in the banknote collection bank, and banknotes of denominations and coins of all denominations that are withdrawn as change in the register are stored in denominations in the banknote storage for change and coin storage for change As well as In the case where the deposit process collects banknotes and coins collected from the register, the accumulated sales are stored in the storage unit, and the total amount of banknotes stored in the banknote collection box during the tightening process is the sales If the total amount is less than the total amount, the banknotes and coins of the difference are fed out from the change banknote storage and the change coin storage and stored in the banknote recovery and coin recovery.

  In the present invention as described above, when depositing cash, only 10,000 yen bills and 2,000 yen bills of specific denominations that are not withdrawn as change in the register are stored in the bill collection box and withdrawn as change in the register. 5,000 yen banknotes, thousand yen banknotes and all coins are stored in the banknote storage for change and the coin storage for change in denominations, and 10,000 yen banknotes stored in the banknote recovery box until the tightening process. When the total amount of 2,000 yen bills is less than the total amount of sales, the bills and coins of the difference are fed out from the change bill storage and change coin storage and stored in the bill collection and coin recovery. The rate at which banknotes and coins denominated as change in the register are stored in the banknote collection and coin collection boxes can be kept low, and the recycling efficiency of banknotes and coins denominated in the register change can be reduced. Can be high The effect is obtained that.

  Embodiments of a cash processing apparatus according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the embodiment.
The cash processing apparatus of this embodiment is installed in a retail store or the like that uses a register. In the figure, 1 is a banknote processing machine that performs banknote (cash) deposit and withdrawal processing, and 2 is a coin (cash) deposit and withdrawal. It is a coin processing machine that performs processing, and both processing machines will be described in detail later.
Reference numeral 3 denotes a display unit using an LCD or the like, which displays various processing operation guidance, an input screen for cash processing and input information, a deposit amount with respect to money type, a total amount of deposit and withdrawal, and the like.

Reference numeral 4 denotes an operation unit such as a keyboard or a touch panel arranged on the display unit 3 operated by a cashier in charge of depositing / withdrawing cash or a store manager (administrator) performing tightening processing. A key for instructing (inputting) to perform gold processing, tightening processing, and the like, a numeric keypad for inputting an amount, and the like are provided.
Reference numeral 5 denotes a card reader (card reading unit) which has a function of reading information on an ID card used by a cashier or a store manager who is a user of the cash processing apparatus.

Information for identifying a register such as a register number is also recorded in the ID card for the register person. This ID card for the cashier is prepared for each register or cashier, and if distributed to each cashier, if the cashier operates multiple registers, the ID card is used for each register to be used. A card is given.
6 is a slip recording unit (printer) which records (prints) the amount of deposit processing and withdrawal processing performed by the banknote processing machine 1 and coin processing machine 2, the amount of tightening processing, the number of money types, etc. on a slip. Output.

Reference numeral 7 denotes a storage unit. The storage unit 7 stores a control program executed by a main control unit, which will be described later, and stores a deposit / withdrawal processing history, which will be described later, for each deposit process and withdrawal process. Processing results are added and updated.
Reference numeral 8 denotes a main control unit that controls the cash processing apparatus as a whole based on a control program stored in the storage unit 7, and each time the deposit / withdrawal process is performed by the banknote processing machine 1 and the coin processing machine 2, the main control unit 8 is provided. Thus, the deposit / withdrawal processing history in the storage unit 7 is updated, and the main control unit 8 also functions as a computation unit that performs various computations as necessary.

Next, the banknote handling machine 1 and the coin handling machine 2 will be described.
The banknote handling machine 1 accepts banknotes collected from a register at the time of deposit processing at the same time and ejects banknotes as a change at the time of withdrawal processing, and a banknote received at the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 1 A separation unit (not shown) that separates the sheets one by one, a banknote discrimination unit 12 that discriminates the denominations of banknotes and counts the banknotes identified for each denomination, and the banknotes that are discriminated by the banknote discrimination unit 12 Temporary holding unit 13 for holding temporarily, and a plurality of change banknote storages (cash storage for change) storing banknotes of denominations (for example, 5,000 yen and 1,000 yen) used as a change reserve for a register. 14), a plurality of banknote collection warehouses (cash collection warehouses) 15 for storing the sales proceeds of the deposited banknotes by denomination, a banknote rejection warehouse 16, and the banknotes are sandwiched between them by a conveyor belt or the like. The conveyance path to convey, and illustration And a bill processing machine 1 control unit 17 for overall operation control based on the control program stored in the no storage unit.

  On the other hand, the coin processing machine 2 includes a coin deposit port 21 that collectively receives coins collected from the register, a separation unit (not shown) that separates the coins received in the coin deposit port 21 one by one, a coin denomination, and the like. A coin discriminating unit 22 that counts the identified coins for each denomination, a temporary holding unit 23 that temporarily holds the coins discriminated and counted by the coin discriminating unit 22, and a coin that is used as a change for a register. A coin storage box for change (cash storage box) 24 for storing money, a coin collection box (cash collection box) 25 for storing sales of the received coins, and a coin for change A coin dispensing box 26 for making money, a coin reject port 27, and a control unit 28 that controls the operation of the entire coin processor 2 based on a control program stored in a storage unit (not shown).

Here, the inside of the temporary storage unit 23, the coin storage box 24 for change, the coin collection box 25, and the coin dispensing box 26 is divided so that coins can be collected and stored for each denomination.
Further, a conveyance path such as a conveyance belt for conveying the coins separated by the separation unit is provided between the coin deposit port 21 and the coin discrimination unit 22, and the coin storage unit 24 for change, the coin collection unit 25, Between the money box 26, the distribution means which guides the coins discharged from the coin storage box 24 for change to either the coin collection box 25 or the coin dispensing box 26, and the number of passing coins is counted for each denomination. Counting means are provided.

In addition, for each change coin storage 24, a storage reference amount is set for each denomination of the coins to be stored, and in order to keep the storage reference amount, the coins that have been deposited are stored. It has become.
The change coin storage 24 is also provided with feeding means for feeding coins to the conveyance path.
A plurality of coin collection boxes 25 are prepared and are exchanged as necessary.

Note that the control unit 17 of the banknote handling machine 1 and the control unit 28 of the coin handling machine 2 control the banknote handling machine 1 and the coin handling machine 2 according to instructions from the main control unit 8.
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of the contents of the deposit / withdrawal processing history stored in the storage unit 7.
This depositing / withdrawing processing history includes a serial number and a cash register No. as shown in the figure. (Register number), Card No. (Card number), user ID, processing date / time, category, amount, denomination, tightening date / time, and matching. A serial number assigned for each processing is written in the serial number area. In this area, the card number read from the cashier ID card is written. This card No. Is information for identifying a card.

Cash register No. In this area, the register number read from the ID card of the cashier is written. This cash register No. Is used when counting up for each register, and is used as association information for associating a withdrawal process and a deposit process for the same register.
In addition, the ID number read from the cashier's ID card is written in the user ID area, and the date and time when the deposit or withdrawal process is performed is written in the processing date and time area.

Information indicating whether the process is a deposit or a withdrawal is written in the category area, and the processing amount of the deposit or withdrawal process is written in the amount area.
In addition, the number of processed denominations is written in the denomination area of 10,000, 5,000, etc., and the date and time when tightening is written in the tightening date and time area. . This tightening date and time is information indicating whether or not the tightening process has been performed, and information on which this has been written is excluded from the tightening process target.

  In the reconciliation area, “done” information indicating that the deposit process has been performed for the withdrawal process retrieved by the match process performed during the deposit process is written. That is, the same cash register No. And card no. The process of searching for the withdrawal process and entering the matching information indicating that the depositing process corresponding to the withdrawal process is performed in the matching area is performed as the matching process.

In addition to the deposit / withdrawal processing history, the storage unit 7 stores banknotes and coins stored in the change banknote storage 14, change coin storage 24, banknote recovery box 15, and coin recovery box 25. A storage number counter for storing and updating the number of sheets for each denomination and a sales amount counter for storing and updating the total amount by accumulating the sales amount are stored.
The operation of the above configuration will be described.

In the following description, descriptions of control by the main control unit 8 and the control units 17 and 28 are omitted except for necessary descriptions.
First, a withdrawal process in the case where cashiers withdraw cash used as change in a register will be described.
FIG. 3 is a flowchart showing the procedure of the withdrawal process. In the figure, S indicates a step, which will be described below in accordance with this step.

When the cashier in charge inserts his / her ID card into the card insertion / ejection port provided in the cash processing apparatus, the card reader 5 identifies the user classification, cashier No. from the ID card. Is read (S1).
Further, after inserting the card, the cashier person operates the operation unit 4 to input his personal ID (user ID) and password (S2).

The main control unit 8 collates the personal ID and password input by the cashier person with the personal ID and password registered in the storage unit 7 or the like in advance, and when the validity is confirmed, the user classification read from the ID card The menu screen for selecting “withdrawal” and “deposit” that can be operated by the cashier person is displayed on the display unit 3 (S3), and the cashier person selects the menu screen.
When the cashier in charge operates the operation unit 4 and selects “withdrawal”, the main control unit 8 accepts the selection of “withdrawal” (S4), and displays a withdrawal amount input screen on the display unit 3. .

When the cashier in charge looks at this screen and operates the operation unit 4 to input the withdrawal amount (number of bills and coins for each denomination), the main control unit 8 accepts the input amount (S5), The withdrawal amount is compared with the cash in the change coin storage 24 of the coin processing machine 2 and the change banknote storage 14 of the banknote processing machine 1 to determine whether or not the withdrawal is possible (S6).
If it is determined that withdrawal is not possible due to a shortage of cash in the change coin storage 24 and change banknote storage 14, a message screen to that effect is displayed on the display unit 3 and the process is terminated.

When withdrawal is possible, banknotes and coins of the corresponding denomination are fed out from the coin storage 24 for change of the coin processing machine 2 and the banknote storage 14 for change of the banknote processing machine 1, and the banknote discrimination unit 12 and coin discrimination unit. After being identified and counted in 22, the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 11 is accumulated or discharged and accumulated in the coin dispensing box 26 and is dispensed to the cashier (S7).
When the withdrawal is completed, the main control unit 8 determines the serial number and cash register No. as the withdrawal process result. The user ID, processing date / time, classification, amount of money to be withdrawn, number of money types, etc. are written and updated in the deposit / withdrawal processing history of the storage unit 7, and the change bill storage 14 and change coin storage 24 are also updated. The number of withdrawals is subtracted from the value of the stored number counter for each denomination (S8), and the slip recording unit 6 records the processing result in a slip and issues it to the cashier in charge (S9).

The deposit / withdrawal processing history may be updated after the slip is issued.
Next, the deposit process when the cashier in charge deposits the cash collected from the register will be described.
FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the procedure of the deposit process. In the figure, S indicates a step, which will be described below in accordance with this step.

When the cashier in charge inserts his / her ID card into the card insertion / ejection port provided in the cash processing apparatus, the card reader 5 identifies the user classification, cashier No. from the ID card. Is read (S11).
Further, after the card is inserted, the cashier person operates the operation unit 4 to input his personal ID (user ID) and password (S12).

The main control unit 8 collates the personal ID and password input by the cashier person with the personal ID and password registered in the storage unit 7 or the like in advance, and when the validity is confirmed, the user classification read from the ID card A menu screen for selecting “withdrawal” and “deposit” that can be operated by the cashier person is displayed on the display unit 3 (S13), and the cashier person selects the menu screen.
Here, when the cashier person operates the operation unit 4 and selects “deposit”, the main control unit 8 accepts the selection of “deposit” (S14).

  Then, the banknote handling machine 1 and the coin handling machine 2 open the shutters provided at the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 11 and the coin deposit port 21 in accordance with instructions from the main control unit 8, and the cashier in charge collects them from the register. It accepts coins and banknotes that are cash, discriminates and counts them in the coin discriminating section 12 and the bill discriminating section 22, and temporarily holds them in the banknote temporary storage section 13 and the coin temporary storage section 23 (S15).

When all accepted banknotes and coins are counted and temporarily held, the main control unit 8 displays the number and amount of each denomination and the total amount of all denominations on the display unit 3 as a counting result, and the amount of money to the cashier To confirm whether or not storage is possible (OK / NG) (S16).
Here, when storage impossible (NG) is input, the temporarily held banknote is returned to the banknote deposit / withdrawal port 11, and the coin is sent to the coin reject port 27 and then returned to the cashier in charge (S17). The process ends.

  On the other hand, when “acceptable” (OK) is input, the main control unit 8 determines the cash register No. of the deposit / withdrawal processing history stored in the storage unit 7 from the total amount by the count. The current sales amount is calculated by subtracting the previous withdrawal amount corresponding to, and only 10,000 yen bills and 2,000 yen bills out of the temporarily held bills are stored in the bill collection box 15 within a range not exceeding the sales amount. In addition, banknotes of other denominations, that is, 5,000 yen banknotes and thousand yen banknotes are stored in the change banknote storage 14 according to denomination, and all the temporarily held coins are stored in the change coin storage 24 according to denomination. Store (S19).

In addition, when the total amount of the counted 10,000 yen banknote and the 2000 yen banknote exceeds the sales amount, the excess is stored in the banknote reject box 16.
When the storage of bills and coins is completed in this way, the main control unit 8 determines the serial number and cash register No. as the current processing result. , Card no. The user ID, classification, deposit amount, number of denominations and the like are written and updated in the deposit / withdrawal processing history of the storage unit 7, and the number of bills stored in the bill storage box 14 and the bill collection box 15 are changed. For each denomination, the value is added to the value of the stored number counter, and the sales amount is added to the value of the sales counter and accumulated (S20).

Thereafter, the slip recording unit 6 records the deposit processing result in a slip and issues it to the cashier in charge (S21).
The deposit / withdrawal processing history may be updated after the slip is issued.
In the above example, the cash register No. in the deposit amount and the deposit / withdrawal processing history is shown. The main control unit 8 calculates the amount of sales based on the previous withdrawal amount corresponding to the above, but when the cashier in charge collects cash from the register, the register collects the amount of sales and the amount of change Therefore, the sales amount may be input to the cashier.

Next, the tightening process by the administrator will be described.
FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the procedure of the tightening process. In the figure, S indicates a step, which will be described below in accordance with this step.
When the administrator inserts his / her ID card into the card insertion / extraction port provided in the cash processing apparatus, the card reader 5 reads the user classification from the ID card (S21).

Further, after inserting the card, the administrator operates the operation unit 4 to input his / her personal ID (user ID) and password (S22).
The main control unit 8 compares the personal ID and password input by the administrator with the personal ID and password registered in the storage unit 7 or the like in advance, and if the validity is confirmed, the main control unit 8 determines the user classification read from the ID card. Based on this, a menu screen for selecting “clamping”, “collection”, and “exchange” that can be operated by the administrator is displayed on the display unit 3 (S23), and the administrator is allowed to select.

  Here, when the administrator operates the operation unit 4 to select “clamping”, the main control unit 8 accepts the selection (clamping request) of “clamping” (S24), and deposits the counter table in the storage unit 7.・ Calculate the total amount of deposits and withdrawals from the time of the last closing to the present based on the withdrawal processing history, and total withdrawal amount of all registers, total amount of deposits, number of withdrawals by denomination, denomination of denomination The number of deposits, the total amount of withdrawals for each register, the total amount of deposits, the number of withdrawals by type of money, the number of deposits by type of money, etc. are calculated, and the calculation results are displayed on the display unit 3 (S25).

In this case, the amount of rejected banknotes is added to the total deposit amount and the number of deposits by type.
Subsequently, the main control unit 3 compares the total amount of the sales amount stored in the storage unit 7 with the total amount of banknotes stored in the banknote recovery box 15 and stores them in the banknote recovery box 15. It is determined whether or not the total amount of banknotes is less than the total amount of sales (S26).
As a result, if the total amount of banknotes stored in the banknote collection store 15 is not less than the total sales amount, the process proceeds to S28, but the total amount of banknotes stored in the banknote recovery store 15 is the total sales amount. If it is less than the amount, the banknotes or coins corresponding to the difference amount are fed from the change banknote storage 14 or the change coin storage 24 and moved to and stored in the banknote recovery box 15 and the coin recovery box 25 (S27). .

In this case, the banknotes and coins stored in the banknote collection box 15 and the coin collection box 25 are moved from those of expensive denominations.
Next, the main control unit 8 updates the depositing / withdrawing processing history of the storage unit 7 by writing the tightening processing date and time, and the banknotes and coins fed from the change banknote storage 14 and the change coin storage 14. Is subtracted from the value of the stored number counter for each denomination, and the number of banknotes stored in the banknote collection box 15 is added to the value of the stored number counter for each denomination (S28).

After that, the slip recording unit 6 records the tightening processing result in a slip and issues it to the administrator (S29).
According to the embodiment described above, when depositing banknotes and coins collected from the register, only 10,000 yen banknotes and 2,000 yen banknotes are stored in the banknote collection box within the range not exceeding the sales amount, and the change of the register 5,000 yen banknotes, thousand yen banknotes and all coins to be withdrawn as 1 are stored in the banknote storage for change and coin storage for change by denomination and stored in the banknote recovery box until the tightening process When the total amount of 10,000 yen bills and 2,000 yen bills is less than the total amount of sales, the difference bills and coins are fed out from the change bill storage and change coin storage to the bill collection and coin recovery. Since the banknotes and coins of the denominations that are withdrawn as change in the register are stored in the banknote collection and coin collection boxes, the banknotes and coins of the denominations that are withdrawn as change in the register can be kept low. Recycling efficiency There is an advantage that it is possible to increase.

In addition, when depositing as described above, since only 10,000-yen bills and 2,000-yen bills are stored in the banknote collection box within the range not exceeding the sales amount, the banknote storage for change and the coin storage for change are stored during the tightening process. There is also an advantage that the number of bills and effects that are moved from the warehouse to the bill collection warehouse and the coin storage can be suppressed, and that the time required for the tightening process can be prevented from becoming long.
In the above-described embodiment, the case where the banknotes and coins collected from the register are deposited is described. However, even when money is exchanged, only 10,000 yen banknotes and 2,000 yen banknotes are stored in the banknote collection box. 5,000 yen bills, thousand yen bills and all coins to be stored and withdrawn as change in the register are withdrawn as change in the register by storing them in the change bill storage and change coin storage. The effect that the recycling efficiency of a banknote and coin of a denomination can be made high is acquired.

  In the above-described embodiment, the cash register No. Is recorded on the ID card. May not be recorded on the ID card, but may be stored in association with the personal ID, or can be input on the screen.

Block diagram showing the configuration of the embodiment Diagram showing an example of deposit / withdrawal processing history Flow chart showing the procedure of withdrawal process Flow chart showing the procedure of deposit process Flow chart showing the procedure of tightening process

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Banknote processing machine 2 Coin processing machine 3 Display part 4 Operation part 5 Card reader 6 Slip recording part 7 Memory | storage part 8 Main control part 11 Banknote deposit / withdrawal port 12 Banknote discrimination part 13 Banknote temporary storage part 14 Banknote storage box 15 for change Collection box 16 Banknote reject box 17 Control unit 21 Coin deposit port 22 Coin identification unit 23 Coin temporary storage unit 24 Coin storage for change 25 Coin collection box 26 Coin dispensing box 27 Coin reject port 28 Control unit

Claims (2)

Withdrawal function for dispensing banknotes and coins to be stored in a register installed at a retail store from a banknote storage for change or coin storage for change, and for banknotes and coins collected from a register The amount of money that is subtracted from the amount of money that has been withdrawn as change, and the amount of money to be deposited and withdrawn into the banknote collection store, coin recovery store, change banknote storage, and change coin store In a cash processing apparatus having at least a tightening processing function for storing and managing the number of deposits and withdrawals in the storage unit and totaling these at the end of business,
When depositing, banknotes of specific denominations that are not withdrawn as change are stored in the banknote collection box, and banknotes of denominations and coins of all denominations that are withdrawn as change in the register are stored in the banknote storage for change and change In the case of depositing the banknotes and coins collected by the depositing process from the register while storing the money type in the coin storage, the accumulated sales amount is stored in the storage unit,
When the total amount of banknotes stored in the banknote collection box at the time of the tightening process is less than the total amount of sales, the difference banknotes and coins are fed out from the change banknote storage and change coin storage. A cash processing apparatus which is stored in a banknote collection box and a coin collection box. The cash processing apparatus according to claim 1, wherein when banknotes and coins collected from the register are deposited, the amount of money to be deposited is not withdrawn as change within a range that does not exceed the sales amount minus the amount withdrawn as change. A cash processing apparatus for storing banknotes of a specific denomination in a banknote collection box.