Cash handling
CA 2637683 C · Owner: Lippert, John-Haakon · Inventors: Lippert, John-Haakon; Aas, Per Christian
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Cash handling in a cash handling system (100) is described in terms of methods and arrangements that interact by exchanging cash as well as information signals. Cash transport units (110, 112 114, 115) are configured to receive, store and provide cash preferably in the form of notes. The transport units connect with ATM's (102, 104), shops (106 108), vehicles (116, 118) as well , as cash docking stations (117 119, 121). Information flows among the entities of the system, between the transport units the shops, the vehicles, the , docking stations a transport service control center (128) cash centers , (120,122) as well as banks (124 126). In addition to providing a solution to a general …
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- Filed February 10, 2006 and granted September 25, 2012. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended February 10, 2026.
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