KR20050045901A - Equipment for transaction of paper money, the method and program for the same - Google Patents

Abstract

Provides a banknote trading device having a function of exchanging hand and regime.

An input / output unit 101 for depositing and withdrawing banknotes, a banknote storage unit 120 to 124 for storing banknotes, input units 204, 206 and 207 for receiving input from a user, and a control unit 106 for controlling each unit And a storage unit 107 for storing information necessary for the processing of the control unit 106, and the banknote storage unit 120 stores bills of the amount according to the user's transaction request received by the input units 204, 206, and 207. 124), and withdraws the at least a portion of the withdrawn money to the input / output unit 101 before the end of the transaction, and the control unit 106 receives the banknote storage unit 121 to 124. As the banknotes stored, a banknote determined as the regime is selected, and the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 withdraws the selected regime of the amount corresponding to the reinserted banknote.

Description

Banknotes Trading System, Banknotes Trading Method and Banknotes Trading Program {EQUIPMENT FOR TRANSACTION OF PAPER MONEY, THE METHOD AND PROGRAM FOR THE SAME}

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a bill trading apparatus, and more particularly, to a bill trading apparatus, a bill trading method, and a bill trading program having an exchange function between a hand book and a regime.

While the banknote is in use, deterioration such as abrasion, contamination, damage, wrinkles, foreign matter adhesion, and the like occurs. Generally, the banknote in which such deterioration advanced is called a "hand right." On the other hand, banknotes with little deterioration are called "regimes", and banknotes that are unused or close to unused in the regime are called "priesthoods." Since deterioration of the hand right makes the user unclean, withdrawing money from the banknote trading device is usually limited to the priesthood / regime. Since the degree of deterioration of the bill depends on the subjectivity of the individual, there is a user who feels the bill withdrawn by the bill handling apparatus. In order to improve the service to such a user, a function of exchanging hand tickets among the withdrawn bills is required.

On the other hand, according to a user's selection instruction, a currency trading device capable of selecting whether to withdraw a new currency (primary card) or a circulation currency (a regime, a hand book) is known (see Patent Document 1, for example).

[Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-62895

However, the conventional banknote exchange merely adds a function of withdrawing a new banknote (new card) to a device having a currency exchange function, and is a separate process from the bank's deposit and withdrawal transaction. Therefore, in the case of exchanging withdrawal notes, it is necessary to carry out the exchange of notes after ending the withdrawal transaction once. Moreover, in order to improve safety, it is preferable to perform personal authentication specifying who is performing the banknote exchange operation at the time of banknote exchange, but there is a problem that performing personal authentication for banknote exchange lowers user convenience.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and in the processing of the transaction (withdrawal) of the banknote, it is to provide a banknote transaction apparatus and a banknote transaction method that enable the exchange of hand bills and regimes (new bills) of banknotes. The purpose.

In the banknote trading device of the present invention, a banknote is provided with a deposit and withdrawal unit, a control unit and a storage unit for controlling each unit, a bill storage unit for storing bills, and an input unit for accepting operations from the user. Withdraw the banknote of the amount according to the input, and accept the reinput of at least a part of the withdrawn banknote before the end of the transaction, and from the banknote stored in the banknote storage means to the banknote determined by the priesthood, to the reinjected banknote. Withdraw the equivalent amount.

EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Hereinafter, embodiment of this invention is described in detail based on drawing.

Fig. 1 is a block diagram showing the structure of a banknote trading device of the first embodiment.

101 is a deposit and withdrawal unit, which has a banknote input port and a banknote discharge port, passes banknotes inserted into the banknote input port to the conveying apparatus 141, and discharges the banknotes conveyed by the conveying apparatus 141 to the outside of the banknote trading apparatus. 102 is a banknote separating device, separates the banknotes put into the deposit and withdrawal unit 101, and passes them one by one to the discriminating device.

103 is a discriminating device having a main memory 104 and a sensor 105. The bills to be entered and withdrawn are detected by the sensor 105 and contrasted with the patterns previously stored in the main memory 104, whereby the correctness and authenticity of the bank notes are determined. ) Is determined. 106 has a CPU (not shown) and a main memory 107 as a control device. 108 is a secondary memory device composed of a large-capacity storage device such as a hard disk, and a program for controlling the deposit and withdrawal unit 101, the banknote storage unit 120 to 124, the discriminating unit 103, and the like for transaction of bills. Remember

110 is a temporary accumulation unit, and temporarily stores the banknotes put into the deposit and withdrawal unit 101. The reflux boxes 120 and 121 are banknote storage devices capable of entering and exiting banknotes, and store banknotes discharged from the deposit and withdrawal unit 101. In addition, the banknotes suitable for withdrawal of the banknotes put into the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 is stored. 122 is a hand box and holds a deteriorated bill. 123 and 124 are power boxes, and hold banknotes determined as powers by the discriminating device 103. In addition, you may store a banknote in another authority box by doubting the illegitimate date. 141 is a conveying apparatus for bank notes, and is composed of a belt, a roller, and the like. The arrow of a conveying apparatus shows the conveyance direction of a banknote.

In addition, the control device 106 is connected with a card insertion outlet 202, a bankbook insertion outlet 203, and a display input device (for example, a touch panel liquid crystal display device) 204.

When the user starts a transaction of a bill, the card is first inserted into the card insertion outlet 202, and if necessary, the bankbook is inserted into the bankbook insertion outlet 203, and the transaction is made according to the contents displayed on the display input device 204. To start. Then, the bills received by the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 are separated one by one by the bill separating device 102 and sent to the discriminating device 103 one by one by the conveying device 141. After the determination of authenticity, authenticity, and the like of the bills is performed in the discriminating device 103, the bills are sent to the reflux boxes 120 and 121, the hand winding box 122, or the top winding boxes 123 and 124 which are the bill storage units. In addition, the banknotes withdrawn by the user's operation are withdrawn from the reflux boxes 120 and 121, which are bill storage units, are sent to the discrimination apparatus 103 by the conveying apparatus 141, and determination of correctness and authenticity of the banknotes is performed. Later, it is sent to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 and stored. Banknotes stored in the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 are withdrawn by opening the cover of the withdrawal and withdrawal unit 101.

Fig. 2 is an external view of a banknote trading device of the first embodiment. Fig. 2 (a) shows the appearance of the banknote trading device, and Fig. 2 (b) shows an example of a screen displayed on the display input device 204 of the banknote trading device.

The banknote transaction apparatus 201 is provided with a card insertion outlet 202, a bankbook insertion outlet 203, a display input device 204, a card box 206, a bankbook box 207, and the like. The card inserted into the card insertion hole 202 is stored in the card box 206, and information recorded on the magnetic stripe of the card, the IC chip, or the like is acquired. The bankbook inserted into the bankbook insertion outlet 203 is stored in the bankbook box 207 to acquire information recorded in the bankbook's magnetic stripe, IC chip, or the like. The display input device 204 is, for example, a touch panel LCD, displays the contents of the transaction to the user, displays a button for accepting the user's input, and acquires information on whether or not the button has been pressed. do.

3 and 4 are explanatory diagrams showing an example of a screen displayed on the display input device 204.

Fig. 3 is an example of a screen displayed when the user ends a transaction by the banknote trading device and the banknote is withdrawn to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101, and a display for prompting the user whether to end the transaction or exchange the banknote. to be. 4 is an example of a screen displayed when the user inserts a bill that the user wishes to exchange into the deposit and withdrawal unit 101, and checks the amount of the inserted banknote, and the amount of the banknote inserted by the user is shown. It is a sign urging you to check whether there is no mistake.

Next, the operation | movement at the time of exchange of a hand ticket performed by the banknote trading apparatus of 1st Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated.

A user who uses the banknote transaction apparatus inserts a card into the card insertion outlet 202 and inserts a bankbook into the bankbook insertion outlet 203 as necessary (for example, when a bankbook entry is desired). The display input device 204 is, for example, a touch panel liquid crystal display device, and a user presses a button on the screen 205 displayed on the display input device 204 to process desired processes (for example, deposit, withdrawal, and transfer). , Passbook entry, etc.). The following describes the case where the withdrawal process is selected.

The user further manipulates the display input device 204 to input necessary information (for example, a password), and subsequently inputs a withdrawal amount. By the control of the control apparatus 106, banknotes corresponding to the withdrawal amount of money are withdrawn from the reflux box 120 one by one. The reflux boxes 120 and 121 are banknote storage devices capable of entering and exiting banknotes. The withdrawn banknotes are stored in the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 through the sensor 105 of the discrimination apparatus 103 and withdrawn. The user receives the withdrawn banknote. In the conventional banknote transaction apparatus, the transaction ends here, and the card is discharged from the card insertion outlet 202, and the bankbook is discharged from the bankbook insertion outlet 203 when the bankbook is inserted.

In the banknote transaction apparatus of the embodiment of the present invention, the transaction is continued, and the display input device 204 displays the display screen 301 (FIG. 3), and prompts the user to select whether to end the transaction or exchange the banknote. Do it. If the user does not feel any abnormality in the withdrawn banknote, pressing the end transaction button, the card is discharged from the card insertion outlet 202, if the bankbook is inserted, the bankbook is discharged from the bankbook insertion outlet 203 and the transaction ends. do.

On the other hand, when the user judges that the withdrawn banknote contains deterioration such as wear, contamination, damage, wrinkle, foreign matter adhesion, etc., it can be exchanged with other bank notes. At this time, the user inputs the banknote which is determined to be the handwriting to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101. The inserted banknotes are separated one by one by the banknote separator 102 installed in the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 and sent to the sensor 105. The discrimination apparatus 103 uses the signal output from the sensor 105 to determine the amount of money of the bill. The control unit 106 sends the banknote which is unknown in the amount of money in the amount of money type determination to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 again and refuses to accept it. In addition, a bill whose amount of money is unclear is called "category 1".

About the banknote which determined the type of amount of money, the authenticity of a banknote is performed next. As a result of the determination of authenticity, there are two treatment methods for banknotes determined to be false.

The 1st authority processing method is a method of sending the banknote determined as the authority to the deposit and withdrawal part 101, and rejecting acceptance. In this case, the power boxes 123 and 124 need not be provided.

The second authority processing method stores the user's ID (for example, the user's identification information recorded on the card) in the auxiliary memory 108, and the bank notes are stored in the order of matching the storage order of the ID. It is a method of storing in the authority box (123, 124). In this way, it is possible to record which user used the authority. At this time, the banknotes are further classified, and the banknotes (obviously, the banknotes judged to be falsely called "category 2") are stored in the ticketing box 123, and the banknotes determined to be suspected of being false May be stored in the authority box 124. Note that the bills determined as the top power may be stored in one power box without sorting the top powers.

For banknotes whose authenticity determination result is authentic (notes called “category 4” are authentic), the discrimination apparatus 103 makes a right hand judgment on each of the banknotes, and the degree of handwriting is the lowest. That is, the main memory 104 stores the value of the paper money determined as having the least degradation among the inserted paper money.

The control device 106 stores the inserted banknote in the temporary accumulation device 110. Then, in order to obtain the user's approval, by displaying the display screen 401 (Fig. 4) on the display input device 204, the amount of bills to be exchanged is displayed. When the user presses the "cancel" button, the bill stored in the temporary accumulator 110 passes through the sensor 105 and is returned to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101, and the display input device 204 again displays the display screen ( 301 (Fig. 3) is displayed to wait until the button is pressed.

On the other hand, when the user presses the "OK" button on the display screen 401, the control device 106 first passes the bills stored in the temporary accumulator 110 in order to pass the sensor 105 in the hand winding box ( 122). Next, the control device 106 withdraws the bills corresponding to the amount of bills the user deposits in the deposit and withdrawal 101 from the reflux boxes 120 and 121. This banknote passes through the sensor 105 sequentially, and the discrimination judgment of the banknotes is performed by the discriminating apparatus 103, respectively.

As a result of the judgment of the loss, the banknote determined that the degree of hand winding is severe (deteriorated) than the degree of hand winding stored in the main memory 104 is first stored in the temporary accumulator 110. Here, when the temporary accumulator 110 is full, the bill in the temporary accumulator 110 is sent to the sensor 105, and the discriminating apparatus 103 determines the amount of money, and based on the result, the reflux box ( 120, 121).

As a result of the judgment of the loss, banknotes determined that the degree of hand winding is weaker (not deteriorated) than the degree of hand winding stored in the main memory 104 are sent to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 and withdrawn at the time when the amount of money deposited by the user is prepared. . The user receives the withdrawn bill. At this time, the card is discharged from the card insertion discharge port 202, when the bankbook is inserted, the bankbook is discharged from the bank insertion outlet 203.

By such a series of operations, the user can exchange the banknotes determined by the hand book by exchange with the regime.

5 is a flowchart of the banknote exchange operation of the banknote trading apparatus.

As described above, by the user's withdrawal operation, the banknote trading device withdraws the banknote from the user (step 501). Next, a display screen 310 (see Fig. 3) is displayed, which prompts the user to select whether to end the transaction or exchange the bill (step 502). The user selects on this screen whether to exchange paper money or terminate the transaction as it is by means of a button on the screen. In the case of exchanging banknotes, the user needs to inject the banknotes into the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 before pressing the button. Then, it is determined whether or not the transaction end button is pressed by the user (step 503). If the end transaction button is pressed, the transaction ends. If the transaction end button is not pressed, it is determined whether the cash exchange button is pressed (step 504). If the paper exchange button is not pressed, the process returns to 503 and this process is repeated. When the banknote exchange button is pressed, the banknotes put into the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 are first withdrawn one by one and sent to the discrimination apparatus 103 (step 505). Then, the amount of money is determined for each of the bills received by the discrimination apparatus 103 (step 506), and the bill settlement and authenticity determination process (step 550) is performed. The detail of this banknote dexterity and authenticity determination process is mentioned later in FIG. By the banknote dexterity and authenticity determination process, the degree of hand winding is determined for each banknote, and it is determined whether it is a true right or a serious right.

Next, it is determined whether or not the bill settlement and authenticity determination processing has ended for all bills in the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 (step 514). If it is not finished, the banknote in the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 is withdrawn again (step 505), and the banknote declining and authenticity determination process is repeated. When it is determined that the banknote loss and authenticity determination process has ended for all banknotes, the amount of money deposited in the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 is displayed on the display input device 204 (FIG. 4), and confirmation is urged (step). 515). The user checks the returned bill and the deposit amount, and if it is determined that the deposit amount is not correct, presses the cancel button, and if it is correct, presses the approval button.

The control device 106 determines whether the cancel button has been pressed (step 516). When it is determined that the cancel button is pressed, the user cancels the bill exchange processing. The bill is stored in the temporary accumulation device 110 and sent to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 (step 522), and step 502 is performed. Returning to, the display prompting the user to select whether to end the transaction or exchange the banknote is performed again.

When it is determined that the cancel button has not been pressed, it is determined whether the approval button has been pressed (step 517). If it is determined that the approval button is not pressed, the flow returns to step 516. If it is determined that the approval button has been pressed, the bills are withdrawn sequentially from the reflux box (step 518). Then, the banknotes drawn out are subjected to a loss judgment (step 519), and the handbook degree of the withdrawn bills is stored in the main memory 104 (step 511 in Fig. 6) by the bill loss and authenticity determination process (step 550). It is judged whether it is smaller than the minimum value (the value for the banknote which is judged to be the cleanest) of the handwriting degree of the deposit banknote (step 520). If it is determined that it is not small, that is, banknotes that are not cleanr than the deposited banknotes are sent to the reflux box (step 523), the flow returns to step 518, and another banknote is withdrawn from the reflux box and the processing is repeated. If it is determined that the banknote is small, the banknote can be withdrawn from the banknote which has been deposited. Therefore, the banknote is sent to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101, and the same amount as the deposit amount is withdrawn to the user (step 521).

Fig. 6 is a flowchart showing details of banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing (step 550 in Fig. 5).

First, in step 506 of FIG. 5, as a result of determining the amount of money in the bill, it is determined whether the amount of money is determined (step 507). If the amount of money is not determined, that is, the amount of money is unclear, the bill is rejected and sent to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 (step 513) and returned to the user.

When the amount of money is determined, authenticity of the banknote is determined (step 508). If it is determined that the authenticity is not genuine (step 509), the bill is rejected and sent to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 (step 513) and returned to the user. When the result of the authenticity judgment is determined to be authenticity (step 509), the judgment of the loss of the banknote is performed (step 510).

By the right hand judgment, the hand winding degree of the banknote is stored in the main memory 104 (step 511). At this time, when a plurality of bank notes are deposited in the deposit and withdrawal unit 101, the degree of hand winding is determined for all the bank notes, and the degree of hand winding of the smallest hand winding (the cleanest) is stored in the main memory 104. Next, the bill is stored in the temporary stacker 110 (step 512), and the bill is returned to the bill exchange processing (Fig. 5).

Fig. 7 is a flowchart showing details of another example of banknote loss and authenticity determination processing.

In the processing of Fig. 6, the bill determined as the top right is returned to the user. In the processing of Fig. 7, the bill determined as the top is stored in the power up boxes 123 and 124. Figs. Then, the bill determined by the authority to be stored is associated with the identification information (for example, the serial number of the bill) of the bill and the user's ID (for example, the account number of the user), and the information is stored in the main memory 104. To preserve. In addition, the step which performs the same process as FIG. 6 attaches | subjects the same code | symbol, and abbreviate | omits the description.

In step 509, when it is determined that the result of the authenticity determination is not true authority (it is authority), first, the user's ID is stored in the main memory 104 (step 601). Then, it is determined whether or not the bill is determined to be a high power, whether it is a high power or not (a clear high power bill or a high power suspected of a high power) (step 602). Clearly, in the case of false power (category 2), it is stored in the false power box 123 (step 603). In the case of a bill (category 3) which is suspected of being a false authority, it is stored in a different authority box (the authority box 124) which is different from the authority box 123 storing the obvious authority (step 603).

By the process of Fig. 7, it is possible to specify the user who re-inserted the banknote determined to be a false power. It is also possible to store distinct powers and those that are suspected of being powers.

Here, the method of determining the right hand of a banknote and authenticity determination is demonstrated.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the process of authenticity determination (step 508 in FIG. 6) and positive loss determination (step 510 in FIG. 6) performed by the discriminating apparatus 103. As shown in FIG.

First, the sensor 105 senses a bill input to the discriminating device 103 to obtain a sensor signal (step 701). Then, from the sensor signal, the feature of the banknote used for the judgment of true loss or authenticity is extracted (step 702).

9 is an explanatory diagram showing the feature extraction process at step 702. FIG.

The features used for judgment or authenticity determination include, for example, the difference with the standard value, the integral value, the derivative value, the amplitude and the variance, and the judgment or authenticity determination of banknotes using one or more of these information. Is done.

Next, information about the extracted feature is input to the discriminator (step 703), and the discrimination result (ie, accuracy or authenticity) of the discriminator is output (step 704). For example, a linear identification function, a secondary identification function, a neural network, a support vector machine, or the like can be used for the identifier.

In the case of a loss judgment, the identification result is a discrete value representing the regime and the loss right respectively. It is also possible to directly output the value of the hand winding degree in order to compare the progress of fouling. For example, the method of calculating the degree of handwriting is to prepare and identify a class for each strength of handwriting, to use the ratio and the difference between the template of the regime class and the template of the handwriting class, and the discriminant axis. There is a way to use the projection to. In the case of authenticity determination, the identification result is a discrete value corresponding to each of authenticity and authority, or a discrete value corresponding to each of the bills suspected of authenticity, apparent authority, and authority.

As mentioned above, in the 1st Embodiment of this invention, it is possible to exchange with the regime by re-injecting the banknote which the user determined by hand-handle among the banknotes withdrawn with a series of operation of a withdrawal transaction. In addition, since the bills are exchanged without ending the transaction, the convenience of the user's withdrawal processing is improved. If the bill is judged to be a false power, the bill can be rejected and returned to the user, or the bill can be stored together with the user's ID. It can improve the safety of the current trading device.

Next, the banknote trading apparatus of 2nd Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated.

In the above-mentioned first embodiment, the exchange of the handbook from the user is made to withdraw the low handwriting degree among the stored bills, but in the second embodiment, the withdrawal of the priesthood is required for the request for the exchange of the handbook from the user. Configured. In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the structure which performs the same function as 1st Embodiment, and the description is abbreviate | omitted.

Fig. 10 is a block diagram showing the structure of a banknote trading device of a second embodiment of the present invention.

The priesthood box 901 is a box for storing unused or near-used banknotes (primary priesthood).

The user who uses the banknote transaction apparatus inserts a card into the card insertion outlet 202, and inserts a bankbook into the bankbook insertion outlet 203 when a bankbook entry is also desired. The user presses a button on the screen 205 displayed on the display input device 204 to select desired processing (deposit, withdrawal, transfer, passbook entry, and the like). Next, the case where the withdrawal process is selected will be described.

The user further operates the display input device 204 to input necessary information (for example, a password), and subsequently inputs a withdrawal amount. By the control of the control apparatus 106, banknotes corresponding to the withdrawal amount of money are withdrawn one by one from the reflux box 120. The withdrawn banknote passes through the sensor 105 of the discriminating device 103 and is stored in the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 and withdrawn. The user receives the withdrawn bill. In the conventional banknote transaction apparatus, the transaction ends here, and the card is discharged from the card insertion outlet 202, and the bankbook is discharged from the bankbook insertion outlet 203 when the bankbook is inserted.

In the banknote trading device of the embodiment of the present invention, the transaction is continued, and a display screen 301 (FIG. 3) is displayed on the display input device 204 to prompt the user to select whether the transaction is ended or the exchange of bank notes. Is done. If the user does not feel any abnormality in the withdrawn banknote, press the transaction end button, the card is discharged from the card insertion outlet 202, if the bankbook is inserted, the bankbook is discharged from the bank insertion outlet 203 and the transaction ends. do.

On the other hand, when the user judges that the handbook is included in the withdrawn bill, the user inputs the bill determined by the handbook into the withdrawal unit 101. The inserted banknotes are separated one by one by the banknote separator 102 installed in the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 and sent to the sensor 105. The discrimination apparatus 103 uses the signal output from the sensor 105 to determine the amount of money of the bill. The control unit 106 sends the banknote (category 1) whose money type is unclear by the money type determination again to the withdrawal unit 101 and rejects the receipt.

About the banknote which the amount of money proved, the authenticity of a banknote is performed next.

Here, the control device 106 displays the display screen 401 (FIG. 4) on the display input device 204 to obtain the user's approval, and displays the amount of the bill (category 4) whose authenticity determination result is authentic. Notify Here, when the user presses the "cancel" button, the bill stored in the temporary accumulation device 110 is passed through the sensor 105 to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101, and displayed again on the display input device 204 The screen 301 (FIG. 3) is displayed and waits until the button is pressed.

On the other hand, when the user presses the "OK" button on the display screen 401, the control device 106 first stores the banknote in the temporary accumulation device 110 in the hand-wound box 122. Next, the banknote corresponding to the user's deposit amount is withdrawn from the new box 901, passed through the sensor 105, and sent to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101, and withdraws when the amount of money deposited by the user is prepared. The user receives the withdrawn bill. At this time, the card is discharged from the card insertion outlet 202, when the bankbook is inserted, the bankbook is discharged from the bank insertion outlet 203.

By such a series of operations, the banknotes judged by the user can be exchanged into the new priesthood by re-injecting the banknote into the banknote trading device.

Fig. 11 is a flowchart of the operation of banknote exchange in the second embodiment, and Figs. 12 and 13 are flowcharts of the detailed operation of the banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing.

In the second embodiment, the right hand judgment (step 510 of FIG. 6) and the handwriting degree memory (step 511 of FIG. 6) are not performed on the reinserted banknote, the right hand judgment (step 519 of FIG. 5) and hand bill The point of not determining the degree (step 520 of FIG. 5) is different from that of the first embodiment. In addition, the banknotes withdrawn for exchange are withdrawn from the banknotes previously stored in the priesthood box 901 without checking the degree of correctness (step 1001 in Fig. 11). In addition, since it is the same as that of operation | movement (FIG. 5, FIG. 6, FIG. 7) of 1st Embodiment about another process, description is abbreviate | omitted.

As described above, in the second embodiment of the present invention, in addition to the effect of the first embodiment, by re-injecting the banknotes judged by the user's handbook, it can be exchanged with the priesthood by all means. The requested and withdrawn regime is judged to be a loss of power by the user and is no longer subject to exchange, thereby improving user convenience.

Next, the banknote trading apparatus of 3rd Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated.

3rd Embodiment is a modification of 1st Embodiment, and accepts the exchange of only the banknote withdrawn from a banknote trading apparatus by performing banknote individual authentication at the time of accepting exchange of a banknote. In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the structure which performs the same function as 1st Embodiment, and the description is abbreviate | omitted.

14 is a flowchart of the banknote exchange operation in the third embodiment, and FIGS. 15 and 16 are flowcharts of the detailed operation of the banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing. In addition, description of the same process as 1st Embodiment (FIG. 5, FIG. 6, FIG. 7) abbreviate | omits description.

In the third embodiment, before the banknote is withdrawn to the user, the individual authentication information of the banknote is acquired and stored in the main memory 104 (step 1201 in Fig. 14). This individual authentication information acquires information which can individually identify a banknote, for example by the symbol and number recorded individually on a banknote, a barcode, or an IC chip embedded in a banknote.

In the banknote loss and authenticity judgment processing (Figs. 15 and 16), the individual authentication information is similarly obtained for the banknotes deposited for the banknote exchange, and the individual authentication information stored in step 1201 is compared with the obtained individual authentication information. Banknote individual authentication (step 1202) is performed, and it is determined whether it is a banknote withdrawn from the same banknote transaction apparatus (step 1203). In the case of a banknote withdrawn from the same banknote trading device, as in the first embodiment, the degree of correctness of the banknote is determined (step 510), and the minimum value (the cleanest) of the handbook degree is stored (step 511), and the received banknote Store in the temporary aggregator 110 (step 512).

On the other hand, if it is determined that the banknote is not withdrawn by the same banknote transaction apparatus, the banknote is rejected and the banknote is sent to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 (step 513) and returned to the user.

As shown in Fig. 16, as a result of the judgment, the banknotes of the category 2 and the category 3 may be stored in the sovereign box 123 and the sovereign box 124, respectively.

When the deposit amount is displayed (step 515 in FIG. 14), the same display as the display screen 1601 shown in FIG. 17 may be performed. That is, because the bill is not withdrawn from the same banknote trading device, the amount and the number of bills not received are displayed to the user.

As described above, in the third embodiment, in addition to the effects of the first embodiment, the receipt (re-input) of banknotes other than the banknotes withdrawn from the same banknote trading device can be rejected, and the infringement of powers and the like is prevented. By doing so, the safety of the withdrawal banknote exchange process can be further improved.

Next, the banknote trading apparatus of 4th Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated.

4th Embodiment is a modified example of 2nd Embodiment, and exchanges only the banknote withdrawn from a banknote trading apparatus by performing banknote individual authentication when accepting a banknote exchange similarly to 3rd Embodiment. Accept. In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the structure which performs the same function as 2nd Embodiment, and the description is abbreviate | omitted.

18 is a flowchart of the banknote exchange operation in the fourth embodiment, and FIGS. 19 and 20 are flowcharts of the detailed operation of the banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing. In addition, description of the same process as 2nd Embodiment (FIG. 11, FIG. 12, FIG. 13) abbreviate | omits description.

In the fourth embodiment, first, the individual authentication information of the banknote is acquired and stored in the main memory 104 before the user withdraws the banknote (step 1201 in Fig. 18). This individual authentication information acquires information which can individually identify a bill, for example from the symbol and number recorded individually in a bill, a barcode, or an IC chip embedded in a bill.

In the banknote loss and authenticity judgment processing (Figs. 19 and 20), the individual authentication information is similarly obtained for the banknotes deposited for the banknote exchange, and the individual authentication information stored in step 1201 is compared with the obtained individual authentication information. Banknote individual authentication (step 1202) is performed, and it is determined whether it is a banknote withdrawn from the same banknote transaction apparatus (step 1203). In the case of a banknote withdrawn from the same banknote trading device, as in the first embodiment, the degree of correctness of the banknote is determined (step 510), and the minimum value (the cleanest) of the handbook degree is stored (step 511), and the received banknote Store in the temporary aggregator 110 (step 512).

On the other hand, if it is determined that the banknote is not withdrawn by the same banknote transaction apparatus, the banknote is rejected and the banknote is sent to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 (step 513) and returned to the user.

As shown in Fig. 20, as a result of the judgment, the banknotes of the category 2 and the category 3 may be stored in the sovereign box 123 and the sovereign box 124, respectively.

In addition, when displaying a deposit amount (step 515 of FIG. 18), you may perform display similar to the display screen 1601 shown in FIG. That is, because the bill is not withdrawn from the same banknote trading device, the amount and the number of bills not received are displayed to the user.

As described above, in the fourth embodiment, similar to the third embodiment, the reception (re-input) of banknotes other than the banknotes withdrawn from the same banknote trading device can be refused, and the prevention of the introduction of false powers, etc., The safety of withdrawal banknote exchange processing can be further improved.

Next, the banknote trading apparatus of 5th Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated.

In the fifth embodiment, a sensor for detecting the position of the user is provided and configured to determine whether the user is close to the banknote trading device and in a state in which the banknote trading device can be operated. In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the structure which performs the same function as 1st Embodiment, and the description is abbreviate | omitted.

Fig. 21 is an external view of the banknote trading apparatus of the fourth embodiment, and Fig. 22 is a block diagram showing the configuration of the banknote trading apparatus of the fifth embodiment.

The banknote trading device of the fifth embodiment includes at least one of a camera 1701, a distance sensor 1702, and a pressure sensor 1703 in order to confirm the presence of a user on the front surface of the banknote trading device. Doing. The camera 1701 is provided at a position where the front side of the banknote trading apparatus can be photographed, and the presence of the user on the front side of the banknote trading apparatus can be determined by recognizing the photographed image. The distance sensor 1702 can measure the distance to an object using infrared rays, for example. For example, the pressure sensor 1703 can determine whether pressure is applied to the pressure sensor 1703 by using a piezo element (for example, whether the user has climbed on the pressure sensor 1703).

FIG. 23 is a flowchart of an operation of banknote exchange performed by the control device 106 in the fifth embodiment, and FIGS. 24 and 25 are flowcharts of detailed operations of banknote declining and authenticity determination processing.

First, as above-mentioned, the control apparatus 106 withdraws a banknote to the money-in / out part 101 (step 501). Then, the position of the user is detected by the camera 1701, the sensor (distance sensor 1702) or the pressure sensor 1703 (step 1901). When the camera 1701 is used, for example, when the distance between the input image and the background is used by the distance sensor 1702, the distance between the banknote trading device and the user is used by the sensor 1703. The position of the user is detected using the weights of the users who have climbed up.

The control device 106 determines whether the user detected by the step 1901 is located in a predetermined range (the range in which the paper currency transaction apparatus can operate) (step 1902). If the user is within a predetermined range, that is, the user is in a state in which the user can operate the bills trading device, the process proceeds to step 1917. If the user is not within the predetermined range, that is, the user is not in a state in which the user can operate the banknote trading device, the process proceeds to step 1903.

In step 1917, it is determined whether banknote exchange has been performed (whether or not banknote exchange is executed). If the banknote exchange has not yet been executed, the display screen 301 (FIG. 3) is displayed (step 502). On the other hand, when the banknote exchange is completed, the control unit 106 determines whether the transaction end button is pressed (step 503), and when the transaction end button is pressed, the card is discharged from the card insertion outlet 202, and the bankbook In the case of inserting the bankbook, the bankbook is discharged from the bankbook insertion outlet 203. If it is determined that the transaction end button has not been pressed, the control device 106 determines whether the exchange execution button has been pressed (step 504). If the exchange execution button is not pressed, the process returns to step 503. If the banknote exchange button is pressed, banknote exchange is performed (step 1918), and the process proceeds to step 1901.

In addition, in step 1903, the control device 106 determines whether the withdrawal money remains in the deposit and withdrawal unit 101. FIG. If the withdrawal money remains in the withdrawal and withdrawal unit 101, the banknote is withdrawn from the withdrawal and withdrawal unit 101, sent to the discrimination apparatus 103 (step 1904), the amount of money is determined (step 1905), and the determination of the loss and authenticity of the banknote is performed. Processing (Fig. 24) is performed.

And all the banknotes are judged whether the banknote loss or authenticity determination process is complete (step 1915). If the determination of all the banknotes is not finished, the process returns to step 1904 to determine the remaining banknotes. On the other hand, if the determination of all banknotes is completed, the card is stored in the card box 206, and when the bankbook is inserted, the bankbook is stored in the bankbook box 207 (step 1917), and the transaction is finished.

Fig. 24 is a flowchart showing details of banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing.

First, as a result of the amount of money type determination performed in step 1905, it is determined whether the amount of money is confirmed (step 1906). If the amount of money is not determined, that is, if the amount of money is unclear, the bill is rejected, sent to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 (step 1914), and returned to the user. On the other hand, when the amount of money is determined, the authenticity of the banknote is determined (step 1907).

As a result of the authenticity judgment, it is determined whether the banknote is genuine winding (step 1908). If it is determined that the result of the authenticity judgment is not authenticity, the receipt of the banknote is rejected and sent to the deposit and withdrawal unit 9101 (step 1914) and returned to the user. On the other hand, in the case where the authenticity judgment result is authenticity, the judgment of right hand judgment is made (step 1910).

Determination of the bill is carried out (step 1910). In the case of the regime, it is stored in the reflux boxes 120 and 121 according to the amount of money (step 1911). If it is not in the regime, it is determined as the hand rule and stored in the hand box 122 (step 1912). Then, the amount of money in the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 is added to the user's deposit (step 1912). By this processing, if the user is not in the front of the banknote trading device (not operating the banknote trading device) after the transaction type, the money is withdrawn by adding the amount of the bill to the user's account. Cash can be taken away by third parties.

In addition, in the case where the banknote is determined to be a false power after the truth determination as shown in FIG. 6 of the first embodiment, the banknote loss / trueness determination process of FIG. 23 is stored, and the power of the power box boxes 123 and 124 are stored. It may be stored in (Fig. 25).

As described above, in the fifth embodiment of the present invention, when the user determines that the user cannot use the bills trading device (for example, the user is not in front of the bills trading device), the bills are traded. By storing in the device and adding to the user's savings account, the risk that the third party takes the banknote can be prevented, and the safety of the banknote trading device is improved.

Next, the banknote trading apparatus of 6th Embodiment is demonstrated.

In the first and second embodiments, the handwriting degree of the bill is based on the deposited bill, but in the sixth embodiment, the handwriting degree of the bill is withdrawn only banknotes having a predetermined threshold or less (precision determination parameter). Processing to dynamically update this threshold.

Thus, the right hand judgment is made on the bills received for the exchange of bills, and the degree of handbook is calculated. The parameter for determining the correctness loss is updated using the calculated hand winding degree. For example, the weighted average between the calculated value of the hand winding degree and the parameter for determining the normal loss is already stored, and is used as a new parameter for determining the normal loss. Subsequently, if the value of the degree of handwriting exceeds the parameter for determining the degree of handwriting, the judgment on the amount of money to be deposited is stored in the hand box, and the withdrawal of the note falling below the parameter for determining the degree of loss of handwriting.

As described above, in the sixth embodiment of the present invention, in the banknotes transaction apparatus, by dynamically updating the parameter for determining the correctness of hand, numerically establishes the judgment of the right of hand different for each user, and the weight loss is determined by weighted average. Since the usage parameter can be made closer to the average value, the bills determined by the handbook by most users are not withdrawn, thereby improving user convenience.

Next, the banknote trading apparatus of 7th Embodiment is demonstrated.

In the seventh embodiment, the hand winding degree determination parameter, which is the threshold of the right hand judgment, is set for each individual. In the same manner as in the sixth embodiment, the banknotes deposited for the banknote exchange are subjected to the judgment of hand loss and the degree of hand winding is calculated. Then, the handrail determination parameter is updated using the calculated handrail degree. For example, the weighted average between the calculated value of the hand winding degree and the parameter for determining the hand winding degree already stored is calculated and is used as a new hand winding determination parameter.

Subsequently, with respect to the same user, only the bill whose value of the degree of handwriting is less than the new handwriting determination parameter is withdrawn. The identification information (for example, ID and account number) of the card is used for the identification of the individual, and the information of the parameter for determining the handrail degree for each individual is stored in the storage unit 104. As shown in FIG. 26, it can also be sent to the shared server 2101 via the communication line 2102 and stored in the storage device of the shared server 2101. This handprint determination parameter information can be shared by each of the plurality of banknote trading apparatuses 201a, 201b, and 201c, and the user can use any banknote trading apparatus 201 to share information with the shared server 2101. The same handwriting can also share the parameter for determination.

In the seventh embodiment of the present invention described above, even if the user uses any of the bills trading apparatuses installed in a plurality of places by dynamically updating the parameter for determining the right hand ticket and sharing it by the communication line. The same hand ticket can withdraw the following bills. In addition to the user's bill exchange request, the handbook shared at the time of withdrawal can also be withdrawn based on the determination parameter, thereby improving user convenience.

Next, the banknote trading apparatus of 8th Embodiment is demonstrated.

In 8th Embodiment, the banknote trading apparatus is provided with the clean mechanism which cleans a banknote. In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the structure which performs the same function as 1st-7th embodiment, and the description is abbreviate | omitted.

Fig. 27 is a block diagram showing the structure of a banknote trading apparatus of an eighth embodiment.

The cleaning mechanism 2201 performs, for example, folds or sterilizes banknotes with an iron.

As described above, after the withdrawal of the banknote, a screen (Fig. 3) showing whether or not to exchange the banknote is displayed on the display screen. When the user judges the bill withdrawn by the banknote transaction apparatus as a hand book, the user inserts the bill into the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 again. The inserted banknote is stored in the temporary collection device 110 once via the clean mechanism 2201. At this time, the banknote is cleaned by the cleaning mechanism 2201. Then, the cleaned banknote is sent to the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 again and withdrawn to the user.

In the eighth embodiment of the present invention described above, since the user cleans the banknotes requested for exchange and withdraws the cleaned banknotes, the banknotes can be prevented from accumulating in the handheld box 122 more than necessary. have. In addition, since the user returns the banknotes stored in the deposit and withdrawal unit 101 as it is, it is possible to prevent the loss due to the exchange of power, it is possible to increase the safety of the banknote exchange device at the time of withdrawal.

In the first to eighth embodiments described above, the reflux boxes 120 and 121 are used to realize the reflux function of reusing the deposit money for withdrawal, but one of the reflux boxes 120 and 121 is used. It is called a banknote storage dedicated box that has only a banknote introduction function (only a banknote is introduced and does not withdraw the introduced banknote), and the other side has only a function of withdrawing a banknote (only withdraws the banknote and introduces another banknote). It is also possible to designate a bank for storing withdrawal banknotes, and the withdrawal banknote can be exchanged similarly to the first to eighth embodiments even in the banknote trading apparatus provided with the withdrawal and withdrawal function without the reflux function.

In addition, although the banknote was demonstrated as an example in embodiment of this invention, even if it applies to money, such as hardening, security, etc., the essence of this invention does not change.

According to the present invention, the exchange of bills can be executed in a series of withdrawal transactions, so that the user can exchange hand and regime (priesthood) without going to another device or ending the transaction, thereby improving the usability of the user. do.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a banknote trading apparatus of a first embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is an external view of a banknote trading device of the first embodiment of the present invention.

3 is an explanatory view of a display example of a banknote trading device display input device 204 of the first embodiment of the present invention.

4 is an explanatory diagram of a display example of the banknote transaction apparatus display input device 204 of the first embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 5 is a flowchart of the banknote exchange operation of the banknote trading apparatus of the first embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 6 is a flowchart showing details of banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 7 is a flowchart showing the details of another banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 8 is a flowchart showing the process of authenticity determination and good hand determination performed by the discrimination apparatus 103 of the first embodiment of the present invention.

9 is an explanatory diagram of a feature extraction process of the first embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 10 is a block diagram showing the structure of a banknote trading device of a second embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 11 is a flowchart of the banknote exchange operation of the second embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 12 is a flowchart showing details of banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing according to the second embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 13 is a flowchart showing the details of another banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing according to the second embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 14 is a flowchart of the banknote exchange operation of the third embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 15 is a flowchart showing details of banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing according to the third embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 16 is a flowchart showing the details of another banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing according to the third embodiment of the present invention.

17 is an example of the display screen of the third embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 18 is a flowchart of the banknote exchange operation of the fourth embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 19 is a flowchart showing details of banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 20 is a flowchart showing the details of another banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 21 is an external view of a banknote trading device of a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 22 is a block diagram showing the structure of a banknote trading device of a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 23 is a flowchart of the banknote exchange operation in the fifth embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 24 is a block diagram showing details of banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 25 is a flowchart showing the details of another banknote dexterity and authenticity determination processing according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 26 is a block diagram showing the construction of a banknote transaction system according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 27 is a block diagram showing the structure of a banknote trading device of an eighth embodiment of the present invention.

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101 Deposit and Withdrawal

102 Banknote Separator

103 Discriminator

104 Main Memory of Discriminators

105 sensor

106 controller

107 Main Memory of Control Unit

108 auxiliary memory

110 temporary integration unit

120, 121 reflux box

122 hand box

123, 124 Power Box

141 Carrier

201 Banknote Trading Device

202 Card insertion outlet

203 Bank insert outlet

204 Display input device

206 Card Box

207 Bankbook Box

901 Priesthood Box

1701 camera

1702 Distance sensor

1703 pressure sensor

1801 negation box

2101 servers

2102 communication line

2201 Clean Mechanism

Claims (20)

A deposit and withdrawal department that withdraws and withdraws banknotes, A bill storage unit for storing bills, An input unit for receiving input from a user, A control unit for controlling the units; A storage unit for storing information necessary for the processing of the control unit; The deposit and withdrawal unit withdraws the bill of the amount according to the user's transaction request received by the input unit from the bill storage unit, and accepts the re-injection of at least a portion of the withdrawn bill into the deposit and withdrawal unit before the end of the transaction, The controller selects a bill determined as a regime from bills stored in the bill storage unit, The deposit and withdrawal unit, withdrawal of the selected regime of the amount corresponding to the re-injected banknotes. The method of claim 1, The bill storage unit includes a priesthood storage unit for storing the priesthood, The deposit and withdrawal is a banknote trading device, characterized in that withdrawal of the priesthood stored in the priesthood storage unit of the amount corresponding to the re-injected banknotes. The method of claim 1, The storage unit stores withdrawal banknote identification information for identifying whether the banknote is withdrawn from the deposit and withdrawal unit, The control unit judges whether the reinjected banknote is a banknote withdrawn from the banknote trading device based on the withdrawal banknote identification information stored in the storage unit, The deposit and withdrawal unit, withdrawal regime of the amount corresponding to the re-injected banknotes. The method of claim 1, A recognition unit for recognizing a user of the banknote transaction apparatus; The control unit accepts the re-injection of the withdrawn banknotes while the recognition unit recognizes the existence of the user before the end of the transaction. The method of claim 1, A sensor for acquiring information of the banknote deposited in the deposit and withdrawal unit; Based on the information acquired by the said sensor, it is provided with the discriminating part which discriminates at least the loss of the said banknote, Banknotes trading device, characterized in that for determining whether the bill stored in the discriminating unit, the bill storage unit is a regime. The method of claim 5, wherein The discriminating unit determines the hand winding degree of the reinserted banknote, and changes the loss determination parameter used for determining whether or not it is a regime based on the determined hand winding degree, The storage unit stores the loss determination parameter, And the control unit judges whether or not a banknote stored in the banknote storage unit is a regime, based on the loss determination parameter. The method of claim 6, The input unit acquires the authentication information of the user, The discriminating unit changes the loss judgment parameter for each authentication information of the user, and stores the storing unit in the storage unit. The method of claim 7, wherein It is connected to the shared server through the communication line. For each authentication information of the user, the loss judgment parameter is stored in the shared server through a communication line, And a loss judgment parameter for each authentication information of the user stored in said shared server through said communication line. The method of claim 1, A cleaning unit for cleaning banknotes, The deposit and withdrawal unit, the banknotes trading device, characterized in that withdrawal of the banknotes cleaned by the cleaning unit of the re-injected banknotes as a regime. It has a deposit and withdrawal section for making and withdrawing banknotes, a bill storage section for storing bills, an input section for accepting input from the user, a control section for controlling the sections, and a storage section for storing information necessary for the processing of the control section. On the banknote trading machine, A first procedure for withdrawing a bill of an amount corresponding to a transaction request of a user received by the input unit from a bill storage unit to a deposit and withdrawal unit; A second procedure of receiving a re-input of at least a portion of the withdrawn money into the deposit and withdrawal unit before a transaction is finished; A banknote trading program comprising: a bill stored in the banknote storage unit, which executes a third procedure for withdrawing a banknote of an amount corresponding to the reintroduced banknote from the banknote determined by the regime; . The method of claim 10, As a banknote trading program executed in a banknote trading device including a priesthood storage unit storing the priesthood in the banknote storage unit, The third procedure is a banknote trading program characterized by withdrawing the priesthood stored in the priesthood storage unit of the amount corresponding to the re-injected banknotes in the deposit and withdrawal unit. The method of claim 10, Executing a fourth procedure of storing withdrawal banknote identification information for identifying whether the banknote is withdrawn from the deposit and withdrawal unit, The third procedure is based on the withdrawal banknote identification information stored in the storage unit, and determines whether the reinjected banknote is a banknote withdrawn from the banknote trading device, and the amount corresponding to the reinvestment banknote. Banknotes trading program, characterized in that withdrawal of the regime of the withdrawal. The method of claim 10, A bills trading program executed in a bills trading device having a recognition unit for recognizing a user of the bills trading device, And wherein said second procedure accepts the re-injection of the withdrawn banknotes while the recognition unit recognizes the presence of the user of the banknotes transaction apparatus before the end of the transaction. The method of claim 10, Moreover, as a banknote transaction program implemented by the banknote trading apparatus provided with the sensor which acquires the information of the banknote which has entered the deposit and withdrawal part, and the discrimination part which discriminates at least the loss of the said banknote based on the information acquired by the said sensor. , The third procedure determines whether or not a banknote stored in the banknote storage unit is a regime, and withdraws a banknote of an amount corresponding to the reinserted banknote into the deposit and withdrawal unit using the banknote determined as the regime. Banknotes trading program, characterized in that. The method of claim 10, A fifth procedure for determining the hand winding degree of the reinserted banknote, changing the loss determination parameter used to determine whether it is a regime based on the determined hand winding degree, and storing the loss determination parameter is further performed. Run it, The third procedure is based on the loss determination parameter, which determines whether or not a bill stored in the bill storage unit is a regime, and is a bill determined by the regime, and is a bill of an amount equivalent to the reinserted bill. Banknotes trading program comprising the withdrawal to the deposit and withdrawal. The method of claim 15, The sixth procedure of acquiring the authentication information of the user; And a seventh procedure of changing and storing the parameter for determining correctness for each user's authentication information. The method of claim 16, An eighth procedure of connecting to the shared server via a communication line and storing the accuracy determination parameter for each user in the shared server via a communication line; And a ninth procedure of acquiring the correctness determination parameter for each user stored in the shared server via the communication line. The method of claim 10, Moreover, as a banknote trading program performed in a banknote trading apparatus provided with a cleaning part which cleans banknotes, The third procedure is a banknote trading program characterized in that the banknotes cleaned by the cleaning unit out of the reinserted banknotes are withdrawn to the deposit and withdrawal unit. A deposit and withdrawal section for making and withdrawing banknotes, a bill storage section for storing bills, an input section for accepting input from a user, a control section for controlling each section, a storage section for storing information necessary for processing of the control section, A bills trading method used in a bills trading device comprising a sensor for acquiring information of bills deposited in the deposit and withdrawal unit and a discriminating unit for discriminating at least the loss of the bills based on the information acquired by the sensor, A first procedure for withdrawing a bill of an amount corresponding to a transaction request of a user received by the input unit from a bill storage unit to a deposit and withdrawal unit; A second procedure of accepting a re-input of at least a portion of the withdrawn money into the deposit and withdrawal unit before the end of the transaction; A third procedure for judging whether or not the banknote stored in the banknote storage unit is a regime, and withdrawing the banknote of the amount corresponding to the reinjected banknote into the bank with the banknote determined as the regime; Banknotes trading method comprising the. The method of claim 19, As a banknote trading method used in a banknote trading device including a priesthood storage unit for storing the priesthood in the banknote storage unit, The third procedure is a banknote trading method characterized in that withdrawal of the priesthood stored in the priesthood storage unit of the amount corresponding to the reintroduced banknotes to the deposit and withdrawal unit.