JP7264791B2 - Identity verification system - Google Patents

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to an identity verification system and an identity verification method for receiving identity-restricted receipt mail.

Under current operations, financial institutions, for example, are required to perform identity verification when opening an account under the Act on Prevention of Transfer of Criminal Proceeds.

On the other hand, it is possible to apply for opening an account on the Internet, etc. In this case, there are methods of mailing identification documents and their copies after applying for identity verification, and methods of proxying for person-limited receipt mail.

For this person-limited receipt mail, the collection and delivery service provider will send an arrival notice to the user of the service (hereinafter referred to as the addressee), and the addressee will go to the counter or have the person deliver it and present the identification document. to receive mail.

In such a situation, the addressee presents his/her identification document when receiving the package, and the collection/delivery service provider checks the document. For this reason, it took a long time to follow the procedures, and queues were likely to form at the counter, which was a burden on the collection and delivery service provider.

Also, the addressee needs to take measures to receive the mail, such as going to the window during the business hours of the collection and delivery service provider. For this reason, it may take several days to receive it, and it is possible that the service may be difficult to use.

In Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2002-100000, a method for easily verifying the identity of a parcel recipient and efficiently collecting and delivering parcels by a collection and delivery service provider is realized by creating a person-restricted receipt management server.

JP 2004-157583 A

However, in the method of Patent Literature 1, means for preventing spoofing, such as transferring verification information to a third party, has not been realized. For this reason, it is necessary for the collection and delivery service provider to be present at the time of receipt.

As a result, in Patent Literature 1, the collection and delivery service provider still bears a burden, and the restriction that the package can only be received during the business hours of the collection and delivery service provider has not been improved.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to reduce the burden on the collection and delivery service provider and to improve the restriction that personal limited receipt mail can only be received during the business hours of the collection and delivery service provider.

A personal identification system according to one aspect of the present invention is a personal identification system for receiving mail having a home delivery locker and a personal identification device, wherein the home delivery locker includes a locker door and an external information acquisition unit that acquires external information. , a home delivery locker control device for controlling the opening and closing of the locker door and the external information acquisition unit, the personal identification device performing biometric authentication of the person to whom the mail is addressed to confirm the identity; The home delivery locker control device is information for acquiring the external information from the external information acquiring unit and linking the postal item with the addressee when the personal identification device confirms the identity of the person. The identification information and the external information are collated, and the locker door is unlocked when the identification information and the external information match.

A personal identification method according to one aspect of the present invention is a personal identification method for receiving mail having a home delivery locker and a personal identification device, wherein the personal identification is performed by performing biometric authentication of an addressee using the personal identification device. a step of acquiring external information when the person is confirmed by the personal identification device; and identification information and the external information, which are information for linking the postal matter and the addressee. and a step of unlocking the locker door of the home delivery locker when the identification information and the external information match.

According to one aspect of the present invention, it is possible to reduce the burden on the collection and delivery service provider and improve the limitation that the person-limited receipt mail can only be received during the business hours of the collection and delivery service provider.

It is a figure which shows the structure of a delivery locker. It is a figure which shows the structure of identification information. It is an image diagram of person-limited mail. FIG. 10 is a flow chart for self-receipt of personal limited receipt mail. 1 is a diagram showing the configuration of an ATM (automatic teller machine) in Embodiment 1. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the configuration of a delivery locker in Example 1. FIG. 2 is a flow chart of Example 1 (up to storage in a locker of a collection and delivery service provider); FIG. 2 is a flow chart (until barcode issuance at ATM) of Example 1. FIG. FIG. 10 is a flowchart (until completion of receipt of the addressee) of the first embodiment; FIG. 3 is an image diagram for explaining the operation of the personal identification system of the first embodiment; FIG. 10 is a diagram showing the configuration of a delivery locker in Example 2; FIG. 10 is a flow chart of Example 2 (up to storage in the locker of the collection and delivery service provider); FIG. 10 is a flow chart (until completion of receipt of the addressee) of the second embodiment; FIG. 11 is an image diagram for explaining the operation of the personal identification system of the second embodiment;

For person-limited receipt mail, the collection and delivery service provider will send an arrival notification to the addressee, and the addressee will either go to the counter or have the person deliver it, present the identification document, and receive the mail. ing. Under these circumstances, the recipient presents his or her identity verification documents when receiving the parcel, and the collection and delivery service provider checks the documents. It was a burden on the collection and delivery service provider.

In addition, since the addressee needs to go to the counter during the business hours of the collection and delivery service provider to receive the mail, it may take several days to receive it, making the service difficult to use. It is possible that

In the embodiment, the collection and delivery service provider notifies the addressee of the arrival notification of the person-limited receipt mail, and the addressee who receives the notification selects the delivery locker as the selection of the receiving method. The collection and delivery service provider stores the person-limited receipt mail in a delivery locker, and causes the delivery locker to store identification information associated with the addressee.

The addressee performs biometric authentication and obtains information for matching with the identification information in a form that accompanies the biometric verification result. As a result of having this information read by the delivery locker, if it is determined that they match, the door of the locker is unlocked, and the addressee receives the person-limited receipt mail from the unlocked delivery locker.
Embodiments will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4. FIG.

Details of the delivery locker 100 will be described with reference to FIG.
As shown in FIG. 1 , the delivery locker 100 includes a locker door 108 , an external information acquisition unit 109 that acquires external information, and a control device 110 that controls the opening and closing of the locker door 108 and the external information acquisition unit 109 .

The control device 110 is composed of a CPU 101 for calculation, a RAM 102 as an area for temporarily copying programs when executing, and a ROM 103 for storing programs and identification information 106 . The ROM 103 stores a control program 104 for controlling the locker door 108, the external information acquisition unit 109, and the like, and a verification program 105 for verifying the identification information 106 and the information acquired from the external information acquisition unit 109. FIG.

The identification information 200 (corresponding to the identification information 106 in FIG. 1) will be described with reference to FIG.
As shown in FIG. 2, for example, the identification information 106 is composed of a door number 201 for each locker room, mail presence/absence information 202, ID 203 if there is mail in the room, name 204, and address 205. there is The name 204 and the address 205 are information for associating the postal item with the addressee, and other information may be used as long as it can be associated. Here, FIG. 3 shows an image of person-limited mail.

The flow of the personal identification system will be described with reference to FIG.
The collection and delivery service provider notifies the addressee of the arrival notification of the person-restricted receipt mail 300 (step 400).

The addressee who receives this selects receiving at a home delivery locker as a method of receiving (step 403).

The collection and delivery service provider stores the person-restricted receipt mail 300 in the delivery locker 100 (step 401), and causes the delivery locker to store the identification information 106 that can link the person-restricted receipt mail with the addressee (step 402).

The addressee performs biometric authentication (step 404), acquires information such as name and address for matching with the identification information 106 in a form attached to the confirmation result of the biometric authentication, and sends it to the external information acquisition unit 109. It is read (step 405).

If the comparison program 105 determines that the results of this matching match, the control program 104 unlocks the target locker door 108 . The addressee receives the person-limited receipt mail from the unlocked home delivery locker 100 (step 406). This makes it possible to realize self-receiving.

In the embodiment, it is possible to prove that the recipient has received the mail by biometric authentication, and the information associated with the person-restricted receipt mail, such as the name and address acquired in the form of accompanying this, is stored in the delivery locker. You can realize self-receipt by reading it.

As a result, there is no need for the collection and delivery service provider to be present and confirm, and labor can be saved. In addition, the service can be expected to improve because the addressee can receive the package at any time.
An embodiment will be described below with reference to the drawings.
[Example 1]

A personal identification system according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 5 to 9. FIG.

As Example 1, a self-receiving system for personal-limited mail using an ATM (automatic teller machine) 500 with a finger vein authentication device and a home delivery locker 600 will be described.

With reference to FIG. 5, ATM500 with a finger vein authentication apparatus is demonstrated.
An ATM 500 with a vein authentication device includes a communication IF 501, a cash deposit/withdrawal port 502, a touch panel display 503 used for inputting and outputting information, a card reader 504 for reading a cash card, a vein authentication device 505 for performing vein authentication, and issuing statements. It consists of a statement issuing device 506 and a control device 507 that controls these terminals.

A control device 507 is composed of a CPU 508 , a RAM 509 , a ROM 511 and a control board 510 . The ROM 511 contains a barcode generation program 512 for generating barcodes, an encryption program 513 for encryption, and a control program 514 .

The touch panel display 503 displays menu screens, contents of transactions, and the like according to instructions from the control device 507 . It also has a function as an input device for transmitting input information to the control device 507 by the user touching the display on the display.

A card reader 504 is a device capable of reading data from an IC card and writing data to the IC card. When a user's cash card is inserted, it performs reading processing.

The vein authentication device 505 causes the card reader 504 to read the vein data placed in the device and the cash card in which the biometric information of the person was correctly written when the account was opened in advance, and confirms the match with the read vein data to authenticate the person. Realize A statement slip issuing device 506 has a function of printing information such as a balance on a statement slip according to an instruction from the control device 507 and discharging the printed slip.

Next, referring to FIG. 6, the locker 600 with barcode reader will be described.
A locker 600 with a barcode reader is composed of a locker door 609, a control device 601 for controlling opening and closing of the locker door 609, and a barcode reader 610 for taking in information from the outside.

The control device 601 is composed of a CPU 602 for performing calculations for controlling opening and closing, a RAM 603 as an area for temporarily copying programs when executing, and a ROM 604 for storing programs and identification information. A ROM 604 stores a control program 605 , a decryption program 606 , identification information 608 that is individually held for each box of a locker, and a matching program 607 that matches the identification information 608 with a bar code reader 610 .

The flow of the self-service receiving system will be described with reference to FIGS. 7 to 10. FIG.

First, as shown in FIG. 7, the collection-and-delivery service provider that receives the person-restricted receipt mail from the sender notifies the addressee of the person-restricted receipt mail (step 700). At this time, the collection and delivery service provider presents the addressee with a choice of self-receipt at a delivery locker in addition to the conventional method of having the parcel delivered by the person himself/herself at the post office.

When the addressee who has received the notification selects self-delivery at home delivery locker 600, the addressee designates and contacts home delivery locker 600 as a receiving place (step 703).

The collection and delivery service provider who received this notification stores the mail in the designated locker 600 (step 701), and registers identification information 608 linked to the addressee (step 702). The identification information 608 may be any information such as name and address that can be associated with the restricted mail. A method of sending tally information such as a password in advance may also be considered.

Next, as shown in FIG. 8, the addressee goes to an ATM and selects a bar code issue menu for receiving the person-only mail from the locker (step 800), and cashes it in the card reader 504 of the ATM 500 with vein authentication device. A card is inserted (step 801) and vein authentication is performed (step 802).

The ATM 500 with vein authentication device reads the cash card data (step 804), and the authentication program in the cash card determines whether the vein pattern read from the vein authentication device 505 and the registration data of the cash card match (step 805). .

As a result of the judgment, if the person is the person himself/herself, the name and address at the time of opening the account are acquired (step 806). The addressee receives this (step 803). Other media or means may be used as long as this bar code cannot be easily falsified or counterfeited when received.

In addition, when payment is required to receive mail, the payment can be made in cash from the deposit/withdrawal port 502 of the ATM 500 with vein authentication device, or can be withdrawn from the account of the cash card inserted in the card reader 504. good too.

At this time, a very short term of validity is also embedded in the issued bar code. This eliminates the advantage that the person whose identity has been confirmed at the ATM is replaced by another person while moving to the locker, and prevents the other person from receiving the money.
For this reason, it is desirable that the ATM and the delivery locker are very close to each other.

Next, as shown in FIG. 9, the addressee moves to the delivery locker 600 and causes the barcode reader 610 of the delivery locker 600 to read the barcode issued by the ATM 500 with vein authentication device (step 900).

The information read from the barcode reader 610 is passed to the decryption program 606 to be decrypted (step 902). A match with the information 608 is confirmed (step 904).

If it matches the registered data, the locker is unlocked (step 905). The addressee receives the mail from the unlocked locker (step 901).

Finally, with reference to FIG. 10, the operation of the personal identification system of the first embodiment will be described.
The collection and delivery service provider notifies the addressee of the arrival notice (step (1)). The addressee selects a locker to use and contacts the collection and delivery service provider (step (2)).

The collection and delivery service provider adds identification information and stores the mail in a locker (step (3)). The addressee moves to the ATM 500, uses the cash card at the ATM, and performs authentication with the vein authentication device (step (4)).

The ATM 500 acquires the name and address from the account information and issues an encrypted QR code (registered trademark) with an expiration date (step (5)). The addressee moves to the home delivery locker 600 and compares the name and address with the identification information using the time-limited encrypted QR code (registered trademark) (step (6)). The addressee receives the personal limited mail (step (7)).

A personal identification system according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 11 to 13. FIG.

A self-receiving system using the home delivery locker 1100 with an identity verification device shown in FIG. 11 will be described as a specific embodiment.
A home delivery locker 1100 with an identity verification device will be described with reference to FIG.

A delivery locker 1100 with an identity verification device includes a locker door 1109, an identity verification device 1110 for verifying an identity with an official photo document such as a driver's license, and a control device 1101 for opening/closing the locker door 1109 and controlling the identity verification device 1110. It is composed by

The control device 1101 includes a control board 1108, a control program 1105 for controlling the opening and closing of the locker door 1109 and the personal identification device 1110, identification information 1107 for identifying the person to whom mail is stored in each locker, and identification information. A ROM 1104 that stores a verification program 1106 for matching information input from the personal identification device 1110 with a verification program 1107, a RAM 1103 that is an area for temporarily copying the program when it is executed, and a CPU 1102 that calculates the program. It is configured.

The personal identification device 1110 includes a data acquisition unit 1116 that reads an official document with a photo, such as a driver's license, and a data acquisition unit that acquires a face image of the person to be compared with the photo read from the official document by the data acquisition unit 1116. I own 1117.

In addition, the personal identification device 1110 includes a control unit (control board) 1118 for controlling these, a ROM 1113 for storing a control program 1115 and an authentication program 1114 for performing face authentication, and a program when executing , and a CPU 1111 for program operation. Here, the data acquisition unit 1117 is composed of, for example, a camera that captures a facial image of the person himself/herself. A camera is provided in the delivery locker 1100 .

A self-service pick-up system will be described with reference to FIGS. 12 and 13. FIG.

First, as shown in FIG. 12, the collection-and-delivery service provider that receives the person-restricted receipt mail from the sender notifies the addressee of the person-restricted receipt mail (step 1200). At this time, the collection and delivery service provider presents the addressee with a choice of self-receipt at a delivery locker in addition to the conventional method of having the parcel delivered by the person himself or herself at the post office.

If the addressee who has received the notification chooses to receive the parcel at a home delivery locker, the addressee designates and contacts the locker 1100 serving as the receiving location (step 1203).

The collection and delivery service provider who received this notification stores the mail in the specified locker 1100 (step 1201) and registers identification information 1107 linked to the addressee (step 1202). The identification information 1107 may be any information such as name and address that can be associated with the restricted mail. A method of sending tally information such as a one-time password in advance may also be considered.

Next, as shown in FIG. 13, after the collection and delivery service provider completes the storage, the addressee goes to the specified locker 1100 and holds the driver's license over the identification device 1110 (step 1300). The control program 1115, having determined that the photo of the driver's license has been read from the data acquisition unit A1116 of the identity verification device 1110, activates the data acquisition unit B1117 to capture the face image of the person (step 1302).

The face image data captured by the data acquisition unit B 1117 and the photo of the driver's license read from the data acquisition unit A 1116 are passed to the authentication program 1114 to perform face authentication to determine whether they match (step 1303).

When the identity is confirmed by the authentication, the character recognition of the name and address on the driver's license is performed in the data acquisition section B1117 (step 1304). The result of the read name and address is passed to the control device 1101 of the locker 1100, and the matching program 1106 determines whether it matches the identification information 1107 (step 1305). As a result of the determination, if the identification information 1107 matches, the locker is unlocked (step 1306). The addressee receives the mail from the unlocked locker (step 1301).

Finally, with reference to FIG. 14, the operation of the personal identification system of the second embodiment will be described.
The collection and delivery service provider notifies the addressee of the arrival notice (step (1)).
The addressee selects a locker to use and contacts the collection and delivery service provider (step 2)).
The collection and delivery service provider adds identification information and stores the mail in a locker (step 3)).
The addressee holds the driver's license over the identification device 1110 to perform face authentication (step (4)).
The personal identification device 1110 matches the name and address on the driver's license with the identification information (step (5)).
The addressee receives the personal limited mail (step (6)).

The above embodiment is a method of receiving mail that requires identity verification from a collection and delivery service provider. Self-receipt is realized by having the parcel locker read the parcel.

In addition, identity verification for receiving mail requiring identity verification from collection and delivery service providers is realized by utilizing the identity verification function of existing terminals.

In addition, when receiving mail that requires identity verification from a collection and delivery service provider, the delivery locker reads an official document with a photo for identity verification, and simultaneously performs identity verification by biometric authentication and information linked to the mail. do.

In addition, if payment is required to receive the mail and payment can be made at the terminal for identity verification, the payment can be made at the time of identity verification.

According to the above-described embodiment, it is possible to reduce the burden on the collection and delivery service provider and improve the restriction that the person-limited receipt mail can only be received during the business hours of the collection and delivery service provider.

100 Delivery locker 101 CPU
102 RAMs
103 ROMs
104 Control program 105 Verification program 106 Identification information 107 Control board 108 Locker door 109 External information acquisition unit 110 Control device 300 Limited receipt mail 500 ATM
501 communication interface 502 deposit/withdrawal port 503 touch panel display 504 card reader 505 vein authentication device 506 statement issuing device
507 control device 508 CPU
509 RAM
510 control board
511 ROMs
512 barcode generation program 513 encryption program 514 control program 600 home delivery locker 601 control device 602 CPU
603 RAM
604 ROMs
605 Control program 606 Decryption program 607 Verification program 608 Identification information 609 Locker door 610 Bar code reader 611 Control board 1100 Delivery locker 1101 Control device 1102 CPU
1103 RAM
1104 ROMs
1105 Control program 1106 Verification program 1107 Identification information 1108 Control board 1109 Locker door 1110 Personal identification device 1111 CPU
1112 RAM
1113 ROMs
1114 authentication program 1115 control program 1116 data acquisition unit A
1117 data acquisition unit B
1118 control board

Claims (8)

An identity verification system for receiving mail using a home delivery locker and an identity verification device,
The delivery locker is
locker door and
an external information acquisition unit that acquires external information;
a home delivery locker control device that controls opening and closing of the locker door and the external information acquisition unit;
The personal identification device is
Performing biometric authentication of the person to whom the mail is addressed to verify the identity of the person;
The home delivery locker control device
obtaining the external information from the external information obtaining unit when the person is confirmed by the personal identification device;
matching the identification information, which is information for linking the postal matter and the addressee, with the external information, and unlocking the locker door when the identification information and the external information match;
The identity verification device is composed of an automatic cash handling device,
The automatic cash handling device
a card reader that reads a cash card in which biometric information is written in advance;
a biometric authentication device that performs the biometric authentication;
a statement issuing device that issues a statement;
a device controller;
The biometric authentication device
performing the biometric authentication by comparing the biometric information obtained from the device with the biometric information obtained by reading the cash card with the card reader;
The device controller includes:
When the identity is confirmed by the personal identification device, the external information at the time of opening the account is acquired, the external information is encrypted, a barcode in which the external information is written is created, and the statement is made. Outputting the barcode from the ticket issuing device to the statement slip ,
The external information acquisition unit of the home delivery locker is composed of a barcode reader,
The home delivery locker control device
The external information of the barcode read from the barcode reader is decoded, the identification information and the external information are compared, and when the identification information and the external information match, the locker door is unlocked. An identity verification system characterized by: The biometric authentication device
Consists of a vein authentication device that performs vein authentication as the biometric authentication,
The vein authentication device
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the biometric authentication is performed by collating the vein data as the biometric information obtained from the device and the vein data obtained by causing the card reader to read the cash card. identity verification system. An expiration date is further written in the barcode,
The home delivery locker control device
confirming whether the barcode is within the expiration date;
2. The personal identification system according to claim 1, wherein the identification information and the external information are collated when the validity period has not expired. The device controller includes:
If payment is required to receive the aforementioned mail,
2. The personal identification system according to claim 1, wherein it is determined whether to pay in cash from the deposit/withdrawal port of the automated teller machine or to withdraw from the account of the cash card inserted in the card reader. The automatic cash handling device further has a display unit used for inputting and outputting information,
The device controller includes:
2. The personal identification system according to claim 1, wherein the personal identification is performed according to the item of personal identification card issuance selected on the menu screen of the display unit. An identity verification system for receiving mail using a home delivery locker and an identity verification device,
The delivery locker is
locker door and
an external information acquisition unit that acquires external information;
a home delivery locker control device that controls opening and closing of the locker door and the external information acquisition unit;
The personal identification device is
Performing biometric authentication of the person to whom the mail is addressed to verify the identity of the person;
The home delivery locker control device
obtaining the external information from the external information obtaining unit when the person is confirmed by the personal identification device;
matching the identification information, which is information for linking the postal matter and the addressee, with the external information, and unlocking the locker door when the identification information and the external information match;
The personal identification device is built in the delivery locker,
The personal identification device is
a first data acquisition unit as the external information acquisition unit, which reads an official document containing a photograph of the person's face and the external information;
a second data acquisition unit that captures and captures a facial image of the person;
a control unit that controls the first data acquisition unit and the second data acquisition unit, performs face authentication with the official document, and verifies the identity;
The control unit
when it is determined that the face photograph of the official document has been read from the first data acquisition unit, activating the second data acquisition unit to photograph the face image of the person;
performing face authentication by comparing the face image captured by the second data acquisition unit and the face photograph read by the first data acquisition unit;
When the identity is confirmed by the face authentication, the first data acquisition unit acquires the external information from the official document,
The home delivery locker control device
A personal identification system, wherein the identification information and the external information are collated, and when it is determined that the identification information and the external information match, the locker door is unlocked. 7. The personal identification system according to claim 6, wherein said second data acquiring unit for capturing said face image of said person is composed of a camera provided in said home delivery locker. An identity verification system for receiving mail using a home delivery locker and an identity verification device,
The delivery locker is
locker door and
an external information acquisition unit that acquires external information;
a home delivery locker control device that controls opening and closing of the locker door and the external information acquisition unit;
The personal identification device is
Performing biometric authentication of the person to whom the mail is addressed to verify the identity of the person;
The home delivery locker control device
obtaining the external information from the external information obtaining unit when the person is confirmed by the personal identification device;
matching the identification information, which is information for linking the postal matter and the addressee, with the external information, and unlocking the locker door when the identification information and the external information match;
The mail is personal limited receipt mail,
the identification information and the external information are the name and address of the person to whom the postal item is addressed;
The home delivery locker control device further has a storage unit,
The identification information is stored in advance in the storage unit,
The home delivery locker control device
A personal identification system, wherein the identification information read out from the storage unit is compared with the external information.

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