JPH0620130A - Automatic transaction device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To shorten the transaction time by opening all the insertion ports of all use media when a customer is detected, displaying the message that the insertions of all the media are urged and successively starting a processing from the media inserted by a customer. CONSTITUTION:A detecting sensor 4 makes all of each insertion port 2 of a card, a bankbook and cash (notes, coins) which are media simultaneously open when a customer approaches. A processing is successively started from the media inserted from these insertion ports 2 which are opened and the insertion of uninserted media of the media necessary for a deposit transaction is urged by displaying the insertion message by a screen display 9. As a constitution that the processing successively started from the media inserted from the customer is adopted, the customer can shorten the time required for the transaction, arbitrary media necessary for the transaction (cards bankbooks, notes and coins) may be inserted in any order and the operation becomes easy. The working ration can be improved by shortening the processing time for one transaction.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an automatic transaction apparatus in which media can be inserted simultaneously.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when performing a deposit transaction with an automatic teller machine, after pressing a "deposit" key at the time of selecting a deposit, the user is prompted to insert a card or a passbook, and when any medium is inserted, the take in. Next, after promptly inserting banknotes and coins, and taking them in when they are inserted, after normally completing all the necessary items for the transaction in a predetermined order,
It sends and receives with the center, confirms and trades. Then, the card or passbook is returned, a receipt is printed, and a series of deposit transactions is completed.

In the case of the card / passbook combined transaction mode, the medium is inserted in the order of card and passbook. Further, in the case of the individual transaction mode of either card or passbook, the simultaneous insertion of the card or passbook is prompted, and when either is inserted, both insertion ports are closed to perform transaction processing.

[0004]

As described above, the conventional automatic teller machine, when prompted to insert a card or passbook, is then prompted to insert cash, coins, or the like. When it does, it proceeds to the next processing,
When the corresponding operation (any one operation such as inserting a card, passbook, banknote, or coin) was performed by prompting the user one by one on the screen one by one, the next operation was performed.
If the reading process of a card or a passbook is not normally performed, it is not possible to proceed to the subsequent billing and coin discriminating process, which requires a long processing time.

Further, a customer sensor is provided, and when a customer approaches an automatic teller machine, it is automatically detected and a transaction selection screen is displayed, and a transaction (bookkeeping, inquiry,
Insert a card or passbook in response to a message prompting you to insert a card or passbook for the first time when the customer selects one of them, for example, a deposit, for example. It takes a little time for the screen to be displayed after the customer approaches the automatic teller machine, and many operations described above are required until the transaction actually starts and ends. However, there is a problem that it is difficult to trade quickly.

The present invention solves these problems.
When a customer is detected, all the used media (cards, passbooks, banknotes, coins) are opened to accept all of them, and a message prompting the insertion of all the media is displayed, and the media inserted by the customer is processed. The purpose is to shorten the transaction time by sequentially starting.

[0007]

[Means for Solving the Problems] Means for solving the problems will be described with reference to FIG. In FIG. 1, the insertion port 2
Is an opening for inserting a medium such as a card, a passbook, and cash (banknotes, coins).

The card processing 5 is for reading a card. The passbook processing 6 is for reading a passbook. The bill processing 7 is for performing bill discrimination, counting, and the like.

The coin processing 8 is for discriminating and counting coins. The screen display 9 displays an insertion message or the like. The detection sensor 4 detects the approach of a customer.

[0010]

According to the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, all the insertion ports 2 of a medium such as a card, a passbook, and cash (banknotes, coins) are opened at the same time, and the card is inserted from the opened insertion ports 2. When the banknote is inserted, the card processing 5 reads the card, when the bankbook is inserted, the passbook processing 6 reads the bankbook, and when the banknote is inserted, the banknote processing 7 identifies and counts the banknote. The coin processing 8 discriminates and counts the coins when the coins are inserted or when the coins are inserted, notifies the center 14 of the processing results and inquires, and when the coins are OK, the deposit transaction is performed.

At this time, when the detection sensor 4 contacts the customer, all the insertion ports 2 of the medium, such as a card, a passbook, and cash (banknotes, coins), are simultaneously opened. Further, the processing is sequentially started from the medium inserted from the opened insertion slot 2, and the screen display 9 prompts the user to display an insertion message of an uninserted medium out of the media required for deposit transactions.

Therefore, when the customer is detected, all the used media (cards, passbooks, banknotes, coins) are opened so that they can be accepted and a message prompting the insertion of all the media is displayed. The transaction time can be shortened by sequentially starting the processing from the inserted medium.

[0013]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Next, the construction and operation of an embodiment of the present invention will be sequentially described in detail with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention.
In FIG. 1, an automatic teller machine 1 has a customer that inserts (inserts) a card, a passbook, and cash (banknotes, coins) from the respective insertion openings 2 to perform a deposit transaction, or inserts a card and a passbook into the respective insertion openings. It is a type of automatic transaction device that inserts from 2 and receives payment, including an insertion slot 2, a screen 3 for displaying various messages, a detection sensor 4, a card processing 5, a card I / O unit 51, and a passbook processing. 6, bankbook I / O unit 61, banknote processing 7, banknote I / O unit 71, coin processing 8, coin I / O unit 81, screen display 9, display I /
O unit 91, customer sensor processing 10, customer sensor I /
The O unit 101, the processing individual information area 11, the simultaneous insertion processing 12, the communication processing 13 and the like are included.

The insertion slot 2 is an insertion slot for inserting (inserting) cards, passbooks, bills and coins. Each of these insertion ports
When a customer approaches, all of them are automatically opened (see Fig. 2).

The screen 3 is a screen for displaying guidance on deposit transactions and the amount of money deposited (see FIGS. 5 to 7). The detection sensor 4 is a sensor that detects that a customer approaches the automatic teller machine 1. When the detection sensor 4 detects that the customer is approaching, insert (insert) a card, passbook, banknote, or coin into all the insertion openings 2 opened and on the screen 3 here. I am trying to display the message.

The card processing 5 detects that the card has been inserted into the card insertion slot 2, reads the contents of the card (contents of the MS), checks the read card data, and returns it. It performs processing such as squirrel.

The card I / O unit 51 detects that a card has been inserted into the card insertion slot 2 and notifies the card processing 5 of the card, or responds to an instruction from the card processing 5 to generate a card. It is a unit for taking in the card inserted in the insertion slot 2, reading the contents (contents of the MS), returning the card, and the like.

The passbook processing 6 detects that a passbook has been inserted into the passbook insertion slot 2, reads the contents of the passbook (contents of the MS), checks the read passbook data, and checks the passbook. It is for processing such as returning.

The passbook I / O unit 61 detects that a passbook has been inserted into the passbook insertion slot 2 and notifies the passbook processing 6 or responds to an instruction from the passbook processing 6 to create a passbook. It is a unit for taking in a passbook inserted in the insertion slot 2, reading the contents (contents of the MS), returning the passbook, and the like.

The banknote processing 7 detects that a banknote has been inserted (inserted) into the banknote insertion slot (insertion slot) 2, and takes in the banknote, reads and verifies it, counts it, and cannot discriminate it. It is for processing such as returning bills.

The banknote I / O unit 71 detects that a banknote has been inserted (inserted) into the banknote insertion slot (insertion slot) 2 and notifies the banknote processing unit 7 or receives an instruction from the banknote processing unit 7. Correspondingly, it is a unit for taking in a bill inserted into the bill insertion slot 2, reading a bill, returning a non-discriminating bill, and the like.

The coin processing 8 detects that a coin has been inserted (inserted) into the coin insertion opening (insertion opening) 2 and takes in, identifies, counts, or cannot identify coins. It is for processing such as discharging.

The coin I / O unit 81 detects that a coin has been inserted (inserted) into the coin insertion opening (insertion opening) 2 and notifies the coin processing 8 or receives an instruction from the coin processing 8. Correspondingly, it is a unit for taking in coins inserted in the coin insertion slot 2, measuring the size of coins, and discharging coins that cannot be distinguished.

The screen display 9 is a display for displaying various kinds of guidance (operation guide) on the screen, and for displaying the amount of money deposited (see FIGS. 5 to 7).
The screen I / O unit 91 is a unit that displays various guidances on the screen 3.

The customer sensor processing 10 sets and notifies the processing individual information area 11 in response to the notification from the detection sensor 4 that the customer has approached. In response to this, the simultaneous processing 12 opens all the insertion ports 2 and displays the guidance on the screen 3.

The customer sensor I / O unit 101 detects the approach of a customer by the detection sensor 4 and notifies the customer sensor processing 10 of it. The processing individual information area 11 includes a card processing 5, a passbook processing 6, a bill processing 7, a coin processing 8, a screen display 9 and a customer sensor processing 1.
Data set to 0 is data read from a card, passbook, banknote, coin, or the like, and the detection sensor 4 detects that a customer is approaching and is passed to the simultaneous insertion processing 12 or set in the processing individual information area 11. It takes in and receives instructions.

The simultaneous insertion processing 12 is performed in the processing individual information area 1
Data from the card processing 5, passbook processing 6, banknote processing 7, coin processing 8, screen display 9, and customer sensor processing 10 set to 1 are respectively taken in and processed, and commands are set in the processing individual information area 11. 2 and FIG. 3 for deposit transactions and the like (described later).

The communication processing 13 is performed by the center 14 via the line.
It communicates with. The center 14 receives the data read from the card or passbook from the automated teller machine 1, collates the data with the master file, checks whether the transaction is OK or not, and confirms the result (transaction permission or non-transaction). , A computer system that stores transaction results and so on.

Next, the operation of the configuration of FIG. 1 will be described in detail with reference to the flow charts of FIGS. In FIG. 2, S1 detects a customer. This is because the detection sensor 4 of FIG. 1 detects the approach of the customer to the deposit payment machine 1.

At S2, each insertion slot 2 is opened. S3
Insert the medium. This corresponds to the customer approaching the automatic teller machine 1 and opens all the insertion openings 2 of the automatic teller machine 1, and also shows the screen of FIG. 5 (a). Display an operation message prompting you to insert a card, passbook, or cash.

In step S4, it is determined whether all the media have been inserted.
This corresponds to displaying all the insertion ports 2 in S2 and displaying the screen of FIG.
Determine whether the customer has inserted all the media (cards, passbooks, cash (banknotes, coins)). If YES, the confirmation key is displayed in S5, and the process proceeds to S6. On the other hand, if NO in S4, the process proceeds to S10.

At step S5, a confirmation key is displayed. In S6, it is determined whether or not a key (confirmation key or cancel key) has been pressed. In the case of YES, it is determined whether or not the key pressed in S8 is the cancel key, and in the case of YES, the medium is returned and the end process is performed in S9, while when it is NO, that is, it is determined that the confirmation key is pressed. Therefore, since the customer has performed all the operations necessary for carrying out transactions by inserting cards, passbooks, cash (banknotes, coins), these data are sent to the center 1 via the line.
4 to obtain permission, the process proceeds to the transmission / reception process of FIG. On the other hand, if NO in S6, the process proceeds to S7.

In step S7, it is determined whether or not the confirmation has timed out. Y
In the case of ES, the card that the customer needs for the transaction in the insertion slot,
Although a passbook and cash (banknotes, coins) have been inserted, the confirmation key or the cancel key has not been pressed within a certain time and the time has expired. Therefore, it is regarded as a deposit transaction, and the process proceeds to the transmission / reception process of FIG.
On the other hand, if NO, the process proceeds to S10.

In step S10, a medium is inserted, that is, it is determined which medium the customer has inserted into the insertion slot 2. Customer inserts 2
When the card is inserted in S11, the card processing after S12 is performed, when the passbook is inserted in S21, the passbook processing after S22 is performed, and when the bill / coin is inserted in S31, the bills after FIG.・ Proceed to coin processing, and if the medium is not inserted, repeat the following steps. This will be described sequentially below.

(1) When a card is inserted: S1 in FIG.
In No. 2, since the card is inserted, the passbook insertion port is closed. Here, since it is assumed that the card or passbook individual mode is set, the card is inserted into the insertion slot 2 so that the insertion slot 2 of the passbook is closed so that the card cannot be inserted.

In step S13, the card passbook insertion wording is deleted. In response to the card insertion, the passbook insertion wording "Please insert a card or passbook" shown in the screen of FIG. 5 (a) is deleted and the screen of FIG. 5 (b) is displayed.

In S14, the card is checked. this is,
The MS inserted card is read in S11, and the validity of the read data is checked. S15
Determines whether the check is OK. If YES, S1
The card hold notification is given in 6 and the cash insertion is prompted in S17.
The screen of FIG. 5B is displayed. Then go back to and wait for the cash to be inserted. On the other hand, in the case of NO in S15, since the card was found to be NG by checking the card, the medium (card) is returned to the customer from the insertion slot 2 in S18, and the process ends.

As described above, when a card is inserted with all the insertion openings 2 open, the insertion opening 2 of the passbook is closed and the validity of the card is checked here, and then the insertion of cash is urged. . At this time, if cash has already been inserted, YES is returned to S4, which returns to,
When the confirmation key is displayed in S5 and the customer presses the confirmation key, the process proceeds to the transmitting / receiving process of FIG. 4 by YES in S6 and NO in S8, and the deposit transaction is performed.

(2) When the passbook is inserted: S22 in FIG.
Since the passbook has been inserted in S21, the card insertion slot is closed. Since the card or passbook individual mode is assumed here, the passbook has been inserted into the insertion slot 2 so that the insertion slot 2 of the card is closed so that the card cannot be inserted.

In step S23, the card passbook insertion wording is deleted. This corresponds to the passbook insertion and deletes the passbook insertion wording "Please insert a card or passbook" shown in the screen of FIG. 5 (a), and the screen of FIG. 5 (b) is displayed.

In step S24, a passbook is checked. This is S
The MS of the passbook inserted at 21 is read, and the validity of the read data is checked. In S25, it is determined whether the check is OK. In the case of YES, a passbook hold notification is issued in S29, and the screen of (b) of FIG. 5 prompting the insertion of cash is displayed in S30. Then go back to and wait for the cash to be inserted. On the other hand, in the case of NO in S25, since the passbook was found to be NG, the process proceeds to S26.

In step S26, it is determined whether the passbook cannot be inserted, that is, the passbook itself is damaged. In the case of YES, since it is found that the passbook itself is damaged, the medium (passbook) is returned in S18 and the process ends. On the other hand, in the case of NO, a message prompting reinsertion of the passbook is displayed in S27, the passbook is temporarily returned from the insertion slot 2 in S28, and the process returns to.

As described above, when a passbook is inserted with all the insertion openings 2 open, the card insertion opening 2 is closed here and the validity of the passbook is checked, and then the insertion of cash is urged. . At this time, if the cash has already been inserted, the result of S4 returned to is YES, and S
When the confirmation key is displayed in step 5 and the customer presses the confirmation key, the process proceeds to the transmitting / receiving process of FIG. 4 with YES in S6 and NO in S8, and the deposit transaction is performed.

(3) In the case of inserting bills / coins: In this case, proceed to FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, when it is determined that a bill has been inserted (S32), the process proceeds to S33, and when it is determined that a coin has been inserted (S51), the process proceeds to S52.

(3-1) In the case of inserting a bill: S33
Close the bill slot. Since it is found that the bill has been inserted into the insertion slot 2, the insertion slot 2 is closed once.

At S34, bills are identified. In S35, it is determined whether or not there is a discrimination failure. In the case of YES, the defective banknote return is displayed in S36, the defective banknotes for discrimination are returned from the insertion slot 2 in S37, and the process proceeds to S38. On the other hand, in the case of NO in S35, there is no discrimination failure, so the flow proceeds to S43.

In step S43, it is determined whether the card / passbook has been inserted. If YES, in FIG. 6 prompting for cash insertion in S44.
The screen of (d) is displayed, the bill insertion slot is opened again in S45, and the coin insertion slot is opened in S46. NO
In the case of, the screen of FIG. 5C is displayed in S41 to prompt the insertion of the medium, the bill insertion slot is opened again in S45, and the coin insertion slot is opened in S46.

In step S38, after the defective banknotes have been returned in step S37, it is determined whether the card / passbook has been inserted. If YES, the process proceeds to S39. In the case of NO, since the card and passbook have not been inserted, the screen of FIG. 5C prompting the insertion of the medium is displayed in S41, the bill insertion slot is opened again in S45, and the coin insertion slot is opened in S46. Open.

In step S39, it is determined whether the defective bill has been returned. Y
In the case of ES, the screen of FIG. 7 (g) prompting the reinsertion of the bill is displayed in S40, the bill insertion slot is opened again in S45, and the coin insertion slot is opened in S46. In the case of NO, the screen of FIG. 7H for coin reinsertion is displayed in S42, the bill insertion slot is opened again in S45, and S4 is entered.
Open the coin insertion slot at 6.

(3-2) In case of coin insertion: S52 is
Close the coin slot. Since it is found that the coin has been inserted into the insertion slot 2, the insertion slot 2 is once closed.

At S53, the coin is discriminated. In S54, it is determined whether there is a discrimination failure. In the case of YES, the display of defective coin return is displayed in S55, the defective discrimination coin is returned from the insertion slot 2 in S56, and the process proceeds to S38. On the other hand, in the case of NO in S54, there is no discrimination failure, so the routine proceeds to S43.

In S43, it is determined whether the card / passbook has been inserted. If YES, in FIG. 6 prompting for cash insertion in S44.
The screen of (d) is displayed, the bill insertion slot is opened again in S45, and the coin insertion slot is opened in S46. NO
In the case of, the screen of FIG. 5C is displayed in S41 to prompt the insertion of the medium, the bill insertion slot is opened again in S45, and the coin insertion slot is opened in S46.

Further, in S38, it is determined whether or not the card / passbook has been inserted after returning the defective discrimination coin in S56. If YES, the process proceeds to S39. In the case of NO, since the card and passbook have not been inserted, the screen of FIG. 5C prompting the insertion of the medium is displayed in S41, the bill insertion slot is opened again in S45, and the coin insertion slot is opened in S46. Open.

In step S39, it is determined whether the defective bill has been returned. Y
In the case of ES, the screen of FIG. 7 (g) prompting the reinsertion of the bill is displayed in S40, the bill insertion slot is opened again in S45, and the coin insertion slot is opened in S46. In the case of NO, the screen of FIG. 7H for coin reinsertion is displayed in S42, the bill insertion slot is opened again in S45, and S4 is entered.
Open the coin insertion slot at 6.

(4) If the medium is not inserted, step S4
Returning to step 3, it is repeated to determine whether all the media have been inserted. Next, NO in S8 or YES in S7 in FIG.
Now, a transmission / reception process for conducting a deposit transaction will be described with reference to FIG.

In FIG. 4, in S61, the transaction request message is transmitted to the center 14 via the line. In S62, the transaction permission message is received. This is because the data read from the card or passbook in S62 is sent to the center 1 via the line.
4 and the center 14 collates it with the master file and it is determined that the transaction is OK. Therefore, the transaction permission message indicating that is received.

At S63, bills and coins are stored. Since bills and coins inserted from the insertion slot 2 have already been discriminated and counted, they are stored in a safe. S
64 issues a receipt. Corresponding to the receipt of the bills and coins in S63, a receipt in which the content of the successful deposit transaction is printed is issued.

At S65, the card is returned (card, passbook).
By the above, when the customer approaches the automatic teller machine 1, all the insertion openings 2 are opened so that the customer can perform the deposit transaction.
Corresponding to insertion of a card or passbook into the insertion slot 2 and insertion of cash (banknotes, coins) into the insertion slot 2, these are collectively transmitted to the center 14 and a transaction is carried out when the transaction is permitted. As a result, the customer only has to insert the medium necessary for the transaction from the opened insertion slot 2 in any order, and can perform the deposit transaction and the like in a short time.

5 to 7 show examples of screens according to the present invention.
FIG. 5A shows an example of the medium simultaneous insertion screen. Please insert the media insertion card or passbook here.

[Cash] Please put in cash. Is displayed. For this screen example, the customer
Insert either a card or passbook and cash in any order. This enables deposit transactions. For example, when either the card or the passbook is inserted from the insertion slot 2 in the screen state of FIG. 5A, the screen of FIG. 5B is displayed and a message prompting the insertion of the inserted card or passbook is displayed. to erase.

FIG. 5B shows the medium simultaneous insertion screen (cash insertion). This is the state after inserting either the card or the passbook on the screen of FIG. In this state, it turns out that it is necessary to insert cash.

FIG. 5C shows a medium simultaneous insertion screen (no card / passbook insertion, with discrimination cash). This is a state in which cash (banknotes, coins) is inserted into the insertion slot 2 and the amount of classified cash is displayed.

FIG. 6D shows a medium simultaneous insertion screen (with card / passbook insertion, with discrimination cash). This is a screen in which a card or passbook has already been inserted, there is verified cash, and the customer is asked to confirm whether this is enough before starting the transaction. From this screen, press the "confirmation key". Then, the transaction is started.

FIG. 6 (e) shows a screen for re-inserting the passbook and unidentifying cash. This is a screen for prompting the re-insertion of the passbook, and is a screen for prompting the re-insertion of the passbook when there is no classified cash and, for example, the mistake is made in inserting the passbook.

FIG. 6 (f) shows a screen for re-inserting the passbook / cash discrimination. This is a screen for prompting the re-insertion of the passbook, and is a screen for prompting the re-insertion of the passbook when there is cash that has been identified and the mistake is made, for example, in the way of inserting the passbook.

FIG. 7G shows a screen for bill reinsertion / non-cash discrimination. This is a screen in which the banknotes inserted into the insertion slot 2 include defective banknotes, and after the defective banknotes are returned, there is no banknote to be discriminated and the banknote is reinserted.

FIG. 7 (h) shows a screen for reinserting bills and discriminating cash. This is a screen in which the banknote inserted into the insertion slot 2 has a defective banknote, and after the defective banknote is returned, there is a banknote to be discriminated and the banknote is prompted to be reinserted.

FIG. 8 shows another screen example of the present invention. This is a screen for transaction selection / medium insertion, which is automatically displayed when the customer approaches the automatic teller machine 1 by the detection sensor 4 in FIG. 1, and when all the insertion openings 2 are opened. Is a screen of. In this initial state, all the insertion openings 2 are opened so that deposit transactions can be started immediately. If you want to make another transaction in this state, press "Inquiry" or "Book" on the screen to switch to the corresponding transaction screen and insert slot 2 for that transaction. Only one is opened and the other insertion port 2 is closed. For example, in the case of a book entry, only the passport insertion slot 2 is opened and the other insertion slots 2 are all closed.

FIG. 9 shows a perspective view of the automatic teller machine of the present invention. Here, the insertion ports 2 for inserting cards, passbooks, banknotes, and coins are shown. Further, a detection sensor 4 for detecting that the customer is approaching is provided at the position shown in the figure. Further, an element that emits an operation sound when various operations are performed on the screen is provided at the position shown in the figure.

[0071]

As described above, according to the present invention,
When a customer is detected, all the used media (cards, passbooks, banknotes, coins) are opened to accept all of them, and a message prompting the insertion of all the media is displayed. Since it adopts a configuration that sequentially starts processing, it can reduce the time required for customers to make transactions with automated teller machines, and at the same time can use any medium (cards, passbooks, banknotes, coins) required for transactions. The insertion may be performed in any order, which facilitates the operation. As a result, it is possible to shorten the processing time for one transaction in an automatic machine such as an automatic teller machine and improve the operating rate.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a flowchart (No. 1) for explaining the operation of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a flowchart (No. 2) for explaining the operation of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart (No. 3) for explaining the operation of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a screen example (1) of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a screen example (2) of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a screen example (3) of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is another screen example of the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of an automatic teller machine according to the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1: Automatic payment machine 2: Insertion port 3: Screen 4: Detection sensor 5: Card processing 6: Passbook processing 7: Banknote processing 8: Coin processing 9: Screen display 10: Customer sensor processing 11: Processing individual information area 12: Simultaneous insertion processing 13: Communication processing 14: Center

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A medium, such as a card, a passbook, and cash (banknotes, coins), which are mediums, are all opened at the same time, and the media inserted from the opened insertion ports (2) are sequentially processed. An automatic transaction device, which is configured to start and perform a transaction based on each processing result. 2. A detection sensor (4) for detecting the presence of a customer is provided, and when the detection sensor (4) detects the approach of the customer,
2. The automatic transaction device according to claim 1, wherein the card, the passbook, and the cash (banknotes, coins) as the medium are all opened simultaneously. 3. A structure in which processing is sequentially started from the medium inserted from the opened insertion slot (2), and an insertion message of an uninserted medium out of the media required for deposit transactions is displayed and prompted. The automatic transaction device according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that