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Giesecke & Devrient Increases Productivity in Cash Handling through NotaTracc System

Specifically targets central and large commercial banks, cash in transit operations and casinos

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By: DAVID SAVASTANO

Contributing Editor, Coatings World and Ink World, Coatings World and Ink World Magazine

Giesecke & Devrient (G&D) has complemented its high-speed processing system’s BPS M5 and M7 with NotaTracc, a standardized industrial solution for the increase of automation and standardization in the cash cycle. NotaTracc specifically targets central banks, large commercial banks, cash in transit operations and casinos.

It is a multifunctional system that can be used in all common application scenarios in the cash cycle, such as cash rooms, cash centers and during all process steps of the cash cycle such as the secure exchange of cash between service providers. NotaTracc has been conceived as a conceptual solution that will be expanded over time. The first components available are NotaTracc L and NotaTracc T, the “L” being the loading module, and the “T” standing for the standardized tray.

“Before NotaTracc,” said Florian Reithmeier, head of the Currency Management Solutions division in the Banknote business unit at G&D “the operating staff at the processing system had to manually stack, align and insert loose banknotes into the system. The banknotes are prepared in the standardized NotaTracc T trays. Filled trays are inserted into the loading module. The robotic gripper in the loading module takes the banknotes out of the full trays and inserts them steadily into the machine, thus guaranteeing continuous high-speed banknote processing of up to 120,000 banknotes per hour. We already received first orders for the system.”

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