JPS62128362A - Transfer-card issuing machine - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To eliminate manual operation pertinent to the transaction of a transfer by optically reading transaction information recorded in a transfer request bill, recognizing the resulting information, and issuing a transfer-card depending on the resulting information. CONSTITUTION:In an inclined operating pane 11, a display part consisting of a liquid crystal display part 12 and a transparent touching panel 13 laid on the surface of the part 12 is provided. The part 12 displays operational procedures and other information in its screen with illustrations, characters, or sentences to guide the user. When the user depresses respective sections of display panel for amount, account number, confirmation or cancellation according to the display, the panel 13 detects the touching, and outputs a corresponding signal to a main control part 200. //The sentence, for example, 'Insert transfer request bill,' is displayed along with a key that shows that the transfer request bill is not prepared in the machine. In such a way, the user's operation is simplified.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a transfer card issuing machine that issues a transfer card used when making a transfer transaction using, for example, an automated teller machine equipped with a transfer transaction function.

[Technical background of the invention and its problems] In recent years, by accepting magnetic stripe cards with account information submitted by customers and communicating with a host computer (center), cash requested by customers can be automatically disbursed. Accepts automatic teller machines or magnetic passbooks with magnetic stripes that store account information.
Using automatic teller machines that communicate with computers to automatically dispense cash requested by customers, or magnetic passbooks with magnetic stripes that store account information,
Automated teller machines that automatically accept cash, and automated teller machines that combine both of these functions into a single unit, are rapidly becoming automated devices for bank counters. It has been developed and introduced by banks to provide quick services to their customers.

In addition, with the recent proliferation of economic activities, there has been an increase in transfer transactions such as loan repayments or tuition fee transfers using banks and other financial institutions. 2. Description of the Related Art Transfer transactions have been developed and put into practical use, in which accepted cash is transferred to another bank account, or a predetermined amount is transferred from one's own account to another bank account using a card transaction.

However, for each transaction, this automatic transaction device
The information required by customers for transfer transactions is the transfer destination, recipient's name, account type, account number, client's name, telephone number,
The operation is very cumbersome as it requires inputting transfer information such as the amount to be transferred.

Therefore, when a customer makes multiple transfers with the same transfer details to a specified recipient, a transfer card is issued as a medium that stores the transfer information entered for the first transfer transaction. do. As a result, in the second and subsequent transfer transactions, the transfer transaction is performed based on the transfer information stored in the transfer card, simplifying the input operation of the transfer destination, recipient's name, client's name, etc. Automated transaction devices have been developed that can do this.

However, even with automatic transaction devices that can issue transfer cards as described above, a lot of transfer information must be entered when making the first transfer transaction, which increases the time involved in the transfer transaction and reduces the cost of the device itself. This is causing a decline in operating rates.

Therefore, in order to improve the operating rate of automatic transaction machines, a carry-in card issuing machine is being considered in which only the issuance of transfer cards is performed by a separate machine.

However, even when such a device issues a transfer card, the above-mentioned transfer information must be manually input. Therefore, there was a drawback that the card issuing process took a long time.

[Purpose of the Invention] This invention was made in view of the above circumstances, and its purpose is to provide a transfer card issuing machine that can simplify the operations performed by customers when issuing transfer cards. That is.

[Summary of the Invention] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention optically reads and recognizes transaction information from a transfer request slip in which transaction information is recorded, and issues a transfer card according to this result.
This eliminates input operations related to transfer transactions.

[Embodiment of the Invention] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a transfer card issuing machine according to the present invention. That is, a vertical operation surface 2 and a diagonal operation surface 11 are formed on the front surface of the housing 1 . This vertical operation surface 2 is provided with a transfer request slip insertion slot 3 into which a customer (transferr) inserts a transfer request slip, and a transfer card issuing slot 4 from which a transfer card issued by this issuing machine is discharged. .

Further, the oblique operation surface 11 is provided with an operation display section in which a transparent touch panel (touch sensor) 13 is formed on the upper surface of a liquid crystal display section 12. This liquid crystal display section 12 displays operation procedures and other information on the screen using illustrations, characters, or words to guide customers, and also displays parts corresponding to amount, account number, v1 authorization, cancellation, etc. When pressed, the touch panel 13 detects it, and the main control unit 20 (described later)
This is a so-called key operation that outputs a signal corresponding to 0. For example, as shown in Figure 2, the message ``Please insert a transfer request form'' is displayed, along with a key indicating that a transfer request form is not prepared. ing. The contents and display change each time the machine operation or step status changes.

FIG. 3 shows a so-called transfer request form as a recording medium according to the present invention. This transfer request form P includes the date of the request, the name of the bank and branch to which the transfer will be made, the type of deposit, the account number, the transaction amount, the name of the beneficiary, and the name of the customer (transferr). , numbers, katakana, alphabets, and kanji are provided in advance in a field (inside the thick line) for customers to write by hand. In addition, an identification mark 1 for identifying the format of the transfer request form P is placed in a predetermined part of the transfer request form P.
01 is printed. For example, when transferring telephone charges, water usage charges, etc., this identification mark 101 identifies the footmat of the transfer request form P that is written in a different position, and identifies the name of the recipient and the customer based on the written position. This is to determine the name of the person. Identification mark 10 above
1 may be provided with a detection means consisting of numbers read by an optical reader described later or a light emitting element and a light receiving element, and a bar mark detected by this detection means may be printed in black. In addition, the above transfer f! An arrow (mu) is printed on the first MP to indicate the direction of insertion. Further, the transfer request form P may be recorded by type printing or pre-printing.

FIG. 4 shows a so-called transfer card as a storage medium according to the present invention. On the surface of the transfer card T, as shown in FIG. It is being

In the transfer destination printing area 121, the name of the bank as the transfer destination, its branch name, and the recipient's name input by the customer are printed in Chinese characters. In addition, in the expiration date printing area 122, 1. The expiration date from the date the card T was issued, as well as the name and telephone number of the customer (transferr) are printed on the card.

Furthermore, on the back side of the transfer card T, as shown in FIG. The branch name, account number, beneficiary's name, expiration date, etc., as well as the name and telephone number of the client (payer) are stored. At this time,
The bank name J5 and its branch name are coded and stored using code numbers assigned to each bank and branch.

Therefore, the magnetic stripe 12 is on the back of the transfer card T.
3, the necessary storage information is printed over the entire surface and made visible, making it possible to read a large amount of necessary information very easily.

FIG. 5<a) shows the transfer request form reading section 20.
This accepts the transfer request form P inserted into the transfer request form insertion slot 3 in FIG. . That is, the conveyance path 81 is provided in a substantially horizontal state from the transfer request form insertion slot 3 toward the rear. This conveyance path 81 is composed of drive rollers 82, . . . , pinch rollers 83, . It has become.

Further, in the middle of the conveyance path 81, the identification mark 101 of the transfer request form P is read, and the name of the transfer destination and the recipient recorded on the transfer request form P is displayed according to the format corresponding to the identification mark 101. Also provided is an optical reader 89 that optically reads remittance information such as the client's name. This optical reading device 89 includes a light '1Q33, a COD image sensor 34, a lens (not shown) that reduces the transfer information on the transfer request form P and forms an image on the COD image sensor 34, and a It is comprised of a character recognition section 88 that recognizes the above-mentioned transfer destination, recipient's name, client's name, etc. based on the information, and outputs the recognition result as a reading result. The COD image sensor 34 is, for example, a self-operating surface array formed by arranging a large number of solid-state R image elements on a plane.

Further, a collection warehouse 40 is provided near the end of the transport path 81 to collect the transferred transfer request form P.

FIG. 5(b) shows a deposit card issuing device 30, which issues a transfer card T in which information corresponding to the deposit request WP read by the transfer request form reading section 20 is stored. It is provided at a location corresponding to the transfer card issuing port 4.

That is, the conveyance path 81' is installed in a substantially horizontal state from the transfer card issuing port 4 toward the rear. This conveyance path 8
1' denotes a drive roller 82', a pinch roller 8 that rolls into contact with these drive rollers 82', . . .
3', etc., and is driven by a pulse motor (not shown).

Further, a magnetic head 60 is provided in the middle of the transport path 81''. This magnetic head 60 is configured to store or read information from the magnetic stripe 123 of the transfer card T.

A magnetic stripe 12 is provided on the opposite side of the magnetic head 60.
A pressure roller 32 is provided for bringing the parts 3 into contact with each other with a predetermined pressure.

Further, a printing mechanism 93 is provided behind the magnetic head 60 on the conveyance path 81-. This printing mechanism 93 prints predetermined information on the surface of the transfer card T.
The print head 35 is composed of a wire dot type print head and prints alphanumeric characters, katakana, kanji, etc., a stand 96 as a platen, and the print head 35 is connected to a conveyance path 81.
It is constituted by a moving IJilt (not shown) consisting of a carriage and a slide ront that move in a direction perpendicular to the conveying direction of '.

In addition, near the end of the conveyance path 81-, if there is an abnormality in the transfer information stored in the magnetic slide 123,
A collection warehouse 40' is provided for collecting the transfer card T through a gate 42. Furthermore, above the collecting section 40-, there is a transfer card storage 4 that stores the transfer cards T.
1 is provided. For example, when the issuance of transfer cards T is instructed, the transfer cards T stored in the transfer card storage 41 are taken out one by one by a movable roller 38 driven by a motor (not shown) and conveyed through a gate 42. 81-.

The gate 42 is rotated by, for example, the excitation of a solenoid (not shown), and when the transfer card T is collected, the gate 42 is rotated upward (indicated by a solid line in the figure) by the excitation of the solenoid.
When the transfer card 1- is issued, it is positioned downward (indicated by a broken line in the figure).

By the way, as shown in FIG. 6, inside the housing 1 is a main control section 200 that controls the entire system and is composed of a microcomputer, a program memory, a data memory for processing various data, and the like. , a transfer card issuing device 30 consisting of the transfer request form reading section 20, a character recognition section 88, the magnetic head 60 and a printing section (printing mechanism) 93, an operation display section 203 consisting of the touch panel 13, etc., and a transfer transaction. A file section 207 is provided, which stores information on institutions that can transfer funds, that is, bank names, branch names, and their code numbers, and is made up of, for example, a floppy disk and a floppy disk device. .

Next, the reading operation of the transfer request slip P will be explained with reference to FIG. 5(a). For example, when a transfer request form P is inserted into the transfer request form insertion slot 3 by a customer, the transfer request form P is inserted into the drive rollers 82 .
3... and taken into the transfer request form reading section 20. As a result, the CO of the optical reader 89
The identification mark 101 and the transfer information on the transfer request form P are read by the D image sensor 34, and the identification mark 101 is read.
The reading results are supplied to the main control unit 200. Then, the main control unit 200 determines the format of the transfer information written on the transfer request form P based on the reading result of the identification mark 101, that is, the position where the transfer destination, recipient's name, client's name, etc. are written. to judge. Depending on the result of this determination, that is, the format, the main control unit 200 causes the character recognition unit 88 to recognize the signal for each predetermined area from the CG[) image sensor 34. The recognition results for each predetermined area recognized by the character recognition unit 88, that is, for each unit such as the transfer destination, the name of the recipient, and the name of the client, are supplied to the main control unit 200.

Furthermore, the transfer request form P whose transfer information has been read by the optical reader 89 is conveyed by drive rollers 82, . . . , pinch rollers 83, .
will be collected.

Next, the issuing operation of the transfer card king will be explained with reference to FIG. 5(b). The transfer cards T are stored in the transfer card storage 41, and are taken out one by one as needed.After transfer information is printed by the print head 35 of the printing mechanism 93, the magnetic strip 123 is printed by the magnetic head 60.
Transfer information as magnetic information is stored on the card and issued. At this time, the unused transfer card T for newly issued is placed in the transfer card storage 41 with the transfer destination printing area 121 facing upward.
It is stored stacked on top of each other. That is, when issuing the transfer card T, the main control section 200 rotates a motor (not shown) to take out the bottom of the transfer card one by one using the movable row 538 and send it through the gate 42 to the conveyance path 81-.

The transfer card T sent into the conveyance path 81- as described above is conveyed as it is in the direction of the transfer card issuing port 4. When the transfer card T is conveyed to the printing position indicated by the horizontal line 93, the name of the bank as the transfer destination, its branch name, and the recipient's name are printed in the transfer destination printing area 121 on the front side by the print head 35. In the expiration date printing area 122, the name, telephone number, and expiration date of the client (payer) are printed. When this printing is completed, the transfer card ■ is further conveyed, and the magnetic head 60
The transfer information is stored on the magnetic stripe 123 as magnetic storage. The transfer information includes the bank name and branch name, account number, and
Encoded information such as the recipient's name, expiration date, name of the client (payer), and telephone number is stored.

In this case, since the amount of information to be stored is large, it is stored across multiple tracks.

Further, the transfer information stored in the transfer card T is read again by the magnetic head 60 and displayed on the liquid crystal display section 12.

The displayed stored contents are to be confirmed by the customer. In other words, if the transfer information is stored correctly, a confirmation key is inserted and a transfer card T is issued from the transfer card issuing port 4, and if the transfer information is not stored correctly, an error key is inserted and the transfer card T is issued accordingly. In response to this, this transfer card T is collected in a collection warehouse 40-, and a new transfer card T is issued separately.

As described above, when the magnetic storage on the transfer card T is performed normally, the transfer card T is ejected from the transfer card issuing port 4 and issued to the customer.

Next, in such a configuration, FIGS. 7(a) to (e)
The transfer operation will be explained with reference to the flowchart shown in FIG. For example, a customer is now standing in front of this device.

At this time, the liquid crystal display section 12 displays the message "Welcome, please insert the transfer request form" and a key indicating that the transfer request form P is not prepared ( ST83).

In accordance with this guidance, if the customer has prepared a transfer request form P with the transfer information written in advance, the customer can use the transfer request form insertion slot 3.
Insert the transfer request form P.

If the transfer request form P is not prepared, the customer manually presses down the part of the touch panel 13 that displays "No transfer request form" (ST84). As a result, the main control unit 2001. When it is determined that the transfer request form P should be inserted (ST84-1), the information on the transfer request form P is read (ST84-2>.In other words, the transfer request form P is taken into the transfer request form reading section 20, and the above-mentioned The identification mark 101 is read by eight optical reading devices.The identification mark 101 is checked by the main control unit 200.
In addition to determining the location (format) in which the place of purchase, recipient's name, client's name, etc. are recorded,
Depending on the format, the transfer information such as the name of the bank as the transfer destination, the name of the recipient, and the name of the customer (transferr) as the requester can be read from the transfer request form P by optical reading clothes@
8 and is supplied to the main control unit 200 (
ST84-2).

As a result, the 1st system (211 section 200 displays the contents and the guidance "Please confirm the transfer details" on the liquid crystal display section 12), as well as a correction key and a Vr1 confirmation key (ST84-3> In response to this guidance, the customer presses the confirmation key or correction key (ST84-4).
), if the main control unit 200 determines that the correction key has been pressed (ST815), the main control unit 200 determines the content corrected by the customer (5T84-6), and returns to step 84-3 above. . In step 84-4 above,
When the correction key is pressed, the main control section 200 displays on the liquid crystal display section 12 guidance for selecting the content of correction. In response to this guidance, the customer selects the content of the correction. In response to this selection, the main control unit 200 displays a display according to the content, for example, displays a numeric keypad when correcting the amount, account number, telephone number, etc., and also displays the name of the transfer destination, the name of the recipient, and the name of the client. When making corrections, etc., display the katakana key. The customer makes corrections in accordance with this display.

Further, when the main control unit 200 determines that the confirmation key is pressed (ST84-5), the transfer request form P is sent to the collection warehouse 4 mentioned above.
Collect at 0 (ST84-7).

As a result, the main control unit 200 causes the liquid crystal display unit 12 to display the guidance “A transfer card will be issued” (S
T97). Then, the main control unit 200 causes the transfer card issuing device 30 to input the read name of the bank as the transfer destination, its branch name, the name of the customer (transferr), the expiration date, etc. on the surface of the transfer card T. After that, the coded information corresponding to the above-mentioned transfer destination is read from the file section 207, and this, the name of the recipient, and the customer as the requester (
The character code such as the name of the person making the transfer is memorized on the magnetic stripe 123 of the transfer card T.

After storing this information in the magnetic stripe 123, the main control unit 200
The magnetic head 60 reads the transfer information stored on the magnetic stripe 123 and displays it on the liquid crystal display section 12, as well as displaying a confirmation key and an error key. As a result, when the confirmation key is inserted, a transfer card T is issued from the transfer card issuing port 4<5T100). At this time, the main control section 200 causes the liquid crystal display section 12 to display "Please take the transfer card" (ST101). Also,
If an incorrect key is inserted, the main control unit 200 collects the bottom of the transfer card into the collection warehouse 40- and reissues it. In response to the above card issuance guidance, the customer takes out the transfer card T from the transfer card issuing slot 4 and receives it (ST1
02), the main control unit 200 ends the issuing process.

On the other hand, in the navigation step 84-1, the main control unit 200
If it is determined that there is no transfer request form P, the main 11 + 1011
The section 200 displays "Please select a transfer destination" on the liquid crystal display section 12, and also displays the above-mentioned) 1 file section 20.
A selection key for the specific bank name read from 7, for example, the second bank name, is displayed (ST16). Following this guidance, the customer presses down the bank name (ST17). When the main control unit 200 determines that a specific bank name read from the file unit 207 has been selected by pressing this button (ST1
8) The main control unit 200 causes the liquid crystal display unit 12 to display the message “Please press the type of bank to which the transfer will be made”, and
Selection keys for city banks, regional banks, trust banks, credit unions, etc. are displayed (ST21). In response to this guidance, the customer presses down the bank type (ST22>. By pressing the button, the main control unit 200 displays “
Please press the name of the bank to which the transfer will be made" is displayed, along with a katakana key, a correction key, and a completion key (ST23). Also, at this time, the main control unit 200 reads out the contents of each type, such as data for each city bank, by selecting the bank type. Then, each time one character of the bank name is pressed (ST24>), the main control unit 200 checks the bank name, and the bank names limited by the characters input so far are limited to a small number, giving the customer an advantage. If it is determined that the number of items can be easily determined even if they are displayed (for example, 5 or less), that is, if it is determined that list display is possible (ST25), the main control unit 200 stops inputting the next character of the bank name. Then, the LCD display unit 12 displays the message "Please specify the name of the bank to which the transfer will be made" and also displays a selection key for the bank name based on the bank name data for each bank (ST26). The control unit 200 reads out a plurality of bank name data (a list of banks corresponding to the selected bank type), and when the initial letter of the bank name is entered, the main control unit 200 searches the bank name data and selects the bank name data. The searched bank name is displayed on the liquid crystal display section 12.Following this guidance, the customer presses down the name of the bank to which the transfer will be made (S
V27).

In step 27 above, when the monarchy opening section 200 determines that an individual bank name has been entered, or in step 18 above.
When a specific bank name is selected in , the main control unit 200 causes the liquid crystal display unit 12 to display the message “Please enter the name of the branch to which the transfer will be made,” as well as displaying a katakana key, a correction key, and a completion key (SV40 ). Also, at this time, the main control unit 200 selects one bank? Data for each branch is read. Then, each time one character of the branch name is pressed down (SV41), the main control unit 200 checks the branch name, and the branch names limited by the characters input so far are limited to a small number, and the customer is presented with a list of branch names. If it is determined that the number of items can be easily determined even if displayed (for example, 5 or less), that is, if it is determined that list display is possible (SV42), the main control unit 200 stops inputting the next character of the branch name. Then, the liquid crystal display unit 12 displays the message ``Please specify the name of the branch to which the transfer will be made,'' and also displays the selection key for the corresponding branch name based on the data for each branch (S King 43). 71 That is, the main control unit 200 outputs afi multiple branch name data (a list of branches corresponding to the selected bank), and when the initial letter of the branch name is input, the main υ1■ unit 200 outputs the branch name data. is searched, and the searched branch name is displayed on the liquid crystal display section 12. Following this guidance, the customer presses down the name of the branch as the transfer destination (SV
44).

By pressing the branch name mentioned above, the main control unit 200 causes the LCD display unit 12 to display ``Please press the account number and deposit type for transfer'' and also displays the numeric keypad, correction key, pass key, and current account key. Sesameru (SV45). Following this guidance, the customer enters the account number and deposit type (SV46). With this input, the main control unit 200
If it is determined that the address is not the main branch (SV47), the liquid crystal display 12 displays "Please press recipient's name", as well as a katakana key, a correction key, and a completion key (SV48).

Then, when the completion key is pressed down in response to the guidance in step 48 (SV49), if it is determined in step 47 that it is the main branch, the main control unit 200 displays “
Please confirm the recipient.'' and
The recipient information is displayed in kanji, and a confirmation key and a cancellation key are also displayed (SV40). Following this guidance, the customer presses the confirmation key or cancellation key (SV6
5). Then, when the main control unit 200 determines that the cancellation key has been input, cancellation processing is performed.

Next, the main control unit 200 causes the liquid crystal display unit 12 to display ``Please press the name of the payer (customer)'', as well as katakana and a key for instructing the type of business to which the transfer is to be made (SV70). According to this guide,
Press the name of the customer (payer) as the requester and the completion key (SV71). Next, the main control section 200 causes the liquid crystal display section 12 to display "Please press the telephone number" and a numeric keypad (SV72).

Following this guidance, press down on the telephone number using the numeric keypad (SV73).

Then, the process returns to step 84-3, and after confirming the transfer details (SV84-4), the process proceeds to step 97, where the transfer card T is issued.

As mentioned above, the name of the bank and its branch as the destination of the transfer, the name of the recipient, and the customer (sender) as the requester are listed on the transfer request form prepared by the customer (sender).
The system optically reads and recognizes the transfer information such as the name of the person, and issues a transfer card based on the results. This makes it possible to simplify the operations performed by the customer and to shorten the operation time.

In addition, if the transfer information stored in the transfer card is managed by a host computer (center), any automatic transaction device equipped with transfer transaction functions of each bank connected to this host computer (center) can be used. This (i-included card) can now be used.

J5. In the above embodiment, a liquid crystal display is used as the display, but the present invention is not limited to this, and a CRT display may be used. Furthermore, post offices, securities companies, insurance companies, etc. can also be used as financial intermediaries.

Furthermore, although the delivery request form is collected, for example, if the reading result differs from the transfer information, it may be returned to the customer through the transfer request form insertion slot.

Furthermore, when issuing a carry-in card, a magnetic card (cash card) on which the customer's account information is stored may be used. In this case, since the customer's account number, name, etc. are stored as magnetic information, there is no need to input them or write them on the transfer request form.

Further, the transfer request form itself may be provided with a recording means such as a magnetic stripe, and the transfer request form may be issued as a transfer card.

Further, in the embodiment, a magnetic card having a magnetic stripe is used as a transfer card, but other 6FI cards, laser cards, IC cards, etc. may be used.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the transfer request form reading unit and the transfer card light transport device may be integrated (M). The path 81' may be used in common, and eight optical reading devices may be provided at the front end of the transport path 81-.

[Effects of the Invention] As described in detail above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a transfer card issuing machine that can simplify the operations performed by a customer when issuing a transfer card.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the entire exterior; FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a display on a liquid crystal display;
FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an example of the configuration of a transfer request form, FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of a transfer card, FIG. 5 (a> is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of a transfer request form reading section, FIG. 6B is a diagram schematically showing the configuration of the transfer card issuing device, FIG. 6 is a block diagram for explaining the overall configuration, and FIG. 7 is a flowchart for explaining the card issuing operation. , FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 are schematic configuration diagrams for explaining other embodiments of the present invention. 3... Transfer request slip insertion slot, 4... Transfer card issuing slot, 12... Liquid crystal display section, 13...touch panel, P
...Transfer request form, 101...Identification mark, T...
Transfer card, 121... Transfer destination printing area, 122.
...Expiration date printing area, 123...Magnetic stripe, 60...Magnetic head, 33...Light source, 34...
COD image sensor, 40,40”...Collection warehouse, 4
1... Transfer card storage, 81.81 =... Conveyance path, 88... Character recognition section, 89... Optical reading device, 93... Print i-structure, 200... Main control Department, 203
...Operation display section, 207...File section. Applicant's agent Patent attorney Suzue Ni Shin Figure 1 (a) 5v! i (a an (b)
Figure 4 Figure 7 (d) Figure 8, 30 No. 9v4 Procedural Amendment 61.4.30 Month, Showa, Director General of the Patent Office, Michibe Uga, 1, Patent Application for Indication of Case No. 1988-269669, 2, Name of the invention Transfer card issuing machine 3, relationship with the person making the amendment Patent applicant (307) Toshiba Corporation 4, agent 17 Mori Building 6, 1-1126-5 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo
, Correction target -11,. 711゜7, Contents of Compensation (1) In the specification, page 10, line 11, 1], the phrase ``self-operating type'' is corrected to ``self-scanning type''. (2) You may also be asked to return the transfer request form by writing 4 lines in lines 3 to 6 of line 1 on page 27 of the statement. [Furthermore, we started collecting transfer request slips, but since customers do not always remember what they filled out on the transfer request slips, we ask them to check the reading results.] In order to ensure that the request is made, the request form may be returned to the customer through the passbook/card slot. ” he corrected.

Claims (3)

[Claims] (1) In an issuing machine that issues a storage medium on which information necessary for a transfer transaction is stored, a reading means for optically reading and recognizing transaction information related to a transfer transaction from the recording medium on which the information is recorded; A transfer card issuing machine comprising: storage means for storing information corresponding to transfer information read by the means in the storage medium. (2) The above-mentioned recording medium is a transfer request form in which transfer information including the transfer destination, recipient's name, account type, account number, client's name, telephone number, transfer amount, etc. A transfer card issuing machine according to claim 1. (3) The above storage medium may be a magnetic card, a laser card, an I
The transfer card issuing machine according to claim 1, wherein the transfer card issuing machine is a C card or the like.