JP2006018613A - Automatic transaction device - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an automatic transaction device that is good in operability of fingerprint registration/verification operation for a user who is inexperienced in operation thereof. <P>SOLUTION: A fingerprint read station is arranged at the operation/display part of ATM1. When positioning a finger selected by the user himself or herself on a touch panel 71 in accordance with the guidance of the display part, the fingerprint read station 72 acquires a fingerprint image, and user's propriety is determined, which allows the user to conduct transaction. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to an automatic transaction apparatus that uses a user's fingerprint data to check whether a transaction user is a legitimate person (appropriateness).

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is an ATM (Automated Tellers Machine) provided in a store of a financial institution as a device that realizes a transaction by checking the suitability of a user. In the conventional ATM, the account information in the cash card inserted by the user and the password entered by the user are collated with a host computer to confirm the suitability of the user, and then the banknote is paid from the account. I am doing so. On the other hand, as a method for confirming the suitability of a user in recent years, the user's suitability is confirmed by collecting the user's fingerprint and comparing it with pre-registered fingerprint data and confirming whether it is a registered fingerprint. An apparatus for confirming and performing a transaction has been proposed.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-134229

However, in the conventional automatic transaction apparatus, the fingerprint is read by positioning the finger on the fingerprint sensor provided individually when acquiring the fingerprint. There was a problem that it was confusing where and how to place the finger.
An object of the present invention is to improve the operability of fingerprint collection in an automatic transaction apparatus that performs transactions by fingerprint collation.

The present invention adopts the following configuration in order to solve the above points.
<Structure 1> In an automatic transaction apparatus having an information display / input unit for guiding and displaying operations and inputting desired information, the information display / input unit is provided with a fingerprint reading unit for reading a user's fingerprint, thereby displaying the information. An automatic transaction apparatus characterized in that, based on the guidance display of the input unit, the fingerprint reading unit reads the fingerprint information to determine whether or not the user is appropriate and perform the transaction.

  <Configuration 2> The information display / input unit includes a touch panel unit, a fingerprint reading unit, and a display unit, and the fingerprint reading unit acquires a user's fingerprint positioned on the touch panel unit in accordance with the display on the display unit. The automatic transaction apparatus according to claim 1, wherein:

  <Structure 3> The information display / input unit displays guidance for positioning a finger, and guides correction of the finger position when the finger is improperly positioned. The automatic transaction apparatus according to claim 2.

  <Configuration 4> The information display / input unit includes a display unit with a touch panel and an input instruction key, and a fingerprint reading unit provided on the input instruction key obtains the fingerprint of the user who pressed the input instruction key. The automatic transaction apparatus according to claim 1, wherein:

  In the present invention, a fingerprint reading unit is provided in the information display / input unit, and the fingerprint information is automatically read by the fingerprint reading unit when an operation is performed based on the guidance display of the information display / input unit. The fingerprint can be collected by the same operation as the information input, and the operability is good for an unfamiliar user.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In addition, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the element common to each drawing.

First Embodiment (1) Configuration of Automatic Transaction Device FIG. 1 is an overview perspective view of ATM 1 as an example of an automatic transaction device, and FIG. 2 is a block diagram of ATM 1. In the figure, ATM1 is installed in a financial institution such as a bank. As seen from the user, a user information display panel 2, a passbook insertion / discharge port 3, a card insertion / discharge port / detail slip output port 4, A bill insertion / discharge port 5, a coin insertion / discharge port 6, a display unit 7 with a touch panel, a proximity sensor 8 and the like are provided.

  The user guidance display panel 2 displays transactions that can be handled by the ATM 1, and the display is controlled by the user guidance section 21. The passbook insertion port 3 is connected to the passbook processing unit 31 via a conveyance path, and performs processing such as printing on a passbook inserted by a user and MS (magnetic stripe) reading / writing. The card insertion / discharge port / detail slip discharge port 4 is provided with an insertion / discharge port for the card 43 and a discharge port for the detail slip 44, for example, adjacent to each other in the vertical direction. The inserted card is subjected to processing such as reading / writing of MS provided on the card by the card processing unit 41.

  Further, the statement slip 44 on which the transaction information is printed by the statement slip issuing unit 42 is discharged from the statement slip discharge port and handed to the user. The banknote insertion / discharge port 5 is a banknote input / output port provided in the banknote deposit / withdrawal unit 51, and accepts a banknote inserted by a user and discharges a banknote to be paid out to the user. The coin insertion / discharge port 6 is a coin insertion / discharge port provided in the coin deposit / withdrawal unit 61, and accepts a coin inserted by a user and discharges a coin to be paid out to the user. The positional relationship among the passbook insertion / discharge port 3, the card insertion / discharge port / detail slip discharge port 4, the bill insertion / discharge port 5 and the coin insertion / discharge port 6 in FIG. 2 is for convenience of explanation. It arrange | positions in the position shown in FIG.

  The display unit 7 with a touch panel is an input unit using a touch panel and functions as an information / input unit. In this embodiment, the optical touch panel 71 and the display unit 73 are included. A proximity sensor 8 is provided on the front face of the ATM 1 to detect that the user is at the ATM 1. These units are connected to the control unit 9 and perform respective operations for the control of the control unit 9. The control unit 9 is connected to a power supply unit 91, a storage unit 92, and an IF unit 93. The ATM 1 is connected to the host computer 200 and the storage device 300 via the IF 93.

  Next, the structure of the display part 7 with a touch panel is demonstrated using Fig.3 (a) and FIG.3 (b). FIG. 3A is a diagram showing the structure of the display unit 7 with a touch panel, in which the touch panel 71, the fingerprint reading unit 72, and the display unit 73 are stacked in this order from a location close to the user. FIG. 3B is a plan view of the display unit 7 with a touch panel, and a part of the inside is shown to be transparent. 3 (a) and 3 (b), a touch panel 71 is an optical touch panel, and a plurality of light emitting elements 71a and 71c and light receiving elements 71b and 71d are arranged to face each other so as to surround a transparent glass 71e.

  When the user touches the transparent glass 71e at the position where the key is displayed according to the guidance of the display unit 73, the position indicated by the user is detected by the light emitting elements 71a and 71c and the light receiving elements 71b and 71d. It is like that. Next, the fingerprint reading unit 72 is provided such that the sensor 72a is pivotally supported by a sensor shaft 72b, and the sensor shaft 72b is supported by the sensor driving means 72c and is movable in the left-right direction of the drawing.

  The sensor driving means 72c is composed of a roller, a belt, a motor and the like, and its operation is controlled by a driving circuit (not shown). With such a configuration, the sensor 72a can scan a predetermined range in the display area of the display unit 73 and acquire a fingerprint image of a user's finger positioned on the transparent glass 71e. The fingerprint image acquired by the sensor 72 a is processed by the fingerprint image processing unit 74, and the fingerprint information processed for recognition of the fingerprint image is sent to the control unit 9.

(2) Fingerprint registration by automatic transaction apparatus The fingerprint registration operation by ATM1 is demonstrated using FIG.4 and FIG.5.

  FIG. 4 is a flowchart of fingerprint registration. ATM1 displays the transaction which can be handled on the display part 7 with a touch panel in the state of waiting for the transaction selection by the user, and prompts the selection by the user. In this state, when the transaction of “fingerprint registration” is selected by the user (S1), the ATM 1 prompts the user to insert the card by the display unit 7 with a touch panel. When the user inserts the card according to the guidance screen, the card processing unit 41 reads the account number recorded in the MS of the card (S2).

  Subsequently, according to the guidance of the display unit 7 with a touch panel, when the user inputs a personal identification number (S3), the ATM 1 transmits the user's account number and personal identification number to the host computer 200 via the IF unit 93, It is confirmed whether or not the input password matches the registered password, that is, whether or not the user is appropriate (whether or not the user is the user) (S5). As a result, if the entered password does not match the registered password (in the case of NG), re-entry of the password is prompted (S3). On the other hand, if the passwords match (in the case of OK), the process proceeds to fingerprint registration processing.

  The fingerprint registration process will be described with reference to screen display examples (FIGS. 5A to 5F). If the passwords match in S5, the screen of FIG. 5A is displayed to prompt the user to specify a finger for registering the fingerprint. In FIG. 5A, after displaying that the person to be registered is the person himself, a display for designating the hand to be registered (right hand or left hand) and the finger to be registered is performed. The user can select a finger by selecting the desired hand and finger characters according to this display. The display of the selected hand and finger (for example, the index finger of the right hand) is displayed in reverse video so that the selected hand and finger can be seen.

  When the selection by the user is completed, the user is instructed to touch the display “to registration screen”. When the user touches the display “to registration screen”, the screen is switched to the next screen. Note that until the display of “to registration screen” is touched, the selection of the hand and finger can be changed by touching something other than the hand or finger once selected. FIG. 5B shows an example of a fingerprint registration screen. Here, a case where the index finger of the right hand is selected as a finger for registering a fingerprint on the screen of FIG. 5A is shown.

  As shown in FIG. 5B, the display unit 73 shows a “finger set area” in which a dotted line indicating a recognition area is displayed along with a finger image on the upper right of the screen. When the user places the right index finger at the position of the finger in the “finger set area”, it is detected by the light emitting elements 71a and 71c and the light receiving elements 71b and 71d of the touch panel 71 that the user has placed his finger. When it is detected that the user has positioned the finger for fingerprint registration on the transparent glass 71e of the touch panel 71, the control unit 9 drives the sensor driving means 72c and scans the sensor 72a to obtain an image of the user's finger. (S7).

  The finger image thus obtained is processed by the fingerprint image processing unit 74 and sent to the control unit 9. Then, the control unit 9 checks the data (S8). Specifically, it is checked whether the acquired fingerprint image is not missing or not blurred. As a result, if it is determined that the acquired fingerprint image is not suitable for registration, for example, the missing image is a predetermined ratio or more, the user is prompted to change the finger to be registered, and the finger to be registered is redesignated according to FIG. (S6). If registration is permitted, the user is inquired whether or not to register additional fingerprint data (S9).

  For example, after registering the index finger of the right hand, if it is desired to register the index finger of the left hand, the user selects the desire for additional registration according to the display of an inquiry screen (not shown). When the desire for additional registration is selected, fingerprint registration of the finger to be added is performed in the same manner as the previous registration by displaying FIGS. 5C and 5D (S6 to S9).

  In addition, in the case of additional registration, a finger whose fingerprint image has already been acquired may be displayed so that the same finger as that previously desired for registration is not selected. Further, when the same finger as the previously acquired finger is selected, guidance such as “The finger has already been acquired with a fingerprint” may be performed.

  Subsequently, when the fingerprint registration of the principal is completed, the necessity of fingerprint registration of the agent is inquired (S10). When the user selects the agent registration request according to the display of the inquiry screen (not shown), FIGS. 5E and 5F are displayed on the display unit 73, and the proxy is operated by the same operation as the above-described fingerprint registration of the user. Human fingerprint registration processing is performed (S11). When the registration of the fingerprint of the agent is completed or the user does not wish to register the fingerprint of the agent, the acquired fingerprint data is registered in the in-store server and the process is terminated (S12, S14).

  The fingerprint data once registered in the in-store server is transmitted to the host computer 200 and registered in association with the account number. An example of data registration to the host computer is shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 6, when registering fingerprint data, whether or not the fingerprint data is registered together with the financial institution code, the branch code, the account subject code, the account number, and the account name as account information. Is registered (for example, “1” if registered, “0” if not registered).

  In addition, as the fingerprint data of the person, the type of the first candidate finger (for example, the index finger of the right hand) and the fingerprint data of the finger are registered. Further, when another finger is additionally registered at the request of the person, another finger type and its fingerprint data are registered as the “second candidate”. Furthermore, when the fingerprint data of the agent is registered at the request of the principal, the finger type and fingerprint data of the first candidate of the agent (second candidate upon request) are registered.

  Although FIG. 6 shows an example in which up to the second candidate finger is registered, type data and fingerprint data may be registered for the third and fourth candidate fingers. In addition, as a finger to be registered, all ten fingers may be registered, but as shown in FIGS. 5 (a), (c), and (e), the index finger, Only the middle finger and the thumb may be selected and only these may be displayed.

  Moreover, you may make it recommend a specific finger according to the attachment method of the display part 7 with a touch panel. For example, when the display unit 7 with a touch panel is attached upward as shown in FIG. 1, “index finger” is recommended, and when the display unit 7 with the touch panel is attached to the vertical surface side of the ATM 1, Recommend “thumb”. In the case of recommending, for example, in FIG. 5A, when “index finger” is recommended, “index finger (recommended)” is displayed, and when “thumb” is recommended, “thumb (recommended)” is displayed. Is displayed. Since there may be a difference in the ease of operation on the display unit 7 with a touch panel depending on the finger, it is preferable to recommend the finger to be registered in this way. Further, it may be recommended according to how to attach the display unit 7 with a touch panel.

  In the present embodiment, since the fingerprint is registered by ATM1, the advantage of good convenience can be obtained. In addition, since a fingerprint image is acquired and data registration is performed by an operation of following a display guide on a display unit with a touch panel at the time of registration and touching the touch panel with a finger, data registration is performed. Even in a special process of acquiring a fingerprint image, the operation can be performed without hesitation.

  In FIG. 5B, when the user places his / her finger on the “finger setting area”, the other fingers of the user are detected by the light emitting elements 71a and 71c and the light receiving elements 71b and 71d of the touch panel 71. It may be assumed that Assuming such a case, the control unit controls so as to disregard even if a finger touch on another area is detected when a finger set on the “finger set area” is detected. To do.

(3) Fingerprint verification by automatic transaction apparatus Next, an example of performing a transaction based on registered fingerprint data will be described.
FIG. 7 is a flowchart illustrating an example in which a transaction is performed by determining the suitability of a user based on a fingerprint in ATM 1, and FIGS. 8A to 8C are screen display examples.

  In FIG. 7, when the user selects a “payment” transaction on the transaction selection screen displayed on the display unit 7 with a touch panel of ATM 1 (S30), ATM 1 prompts the user to insert a card. Thereby, when a user inserts a card, ATM1 reads MS of a card in card processing part 41, and recognizes account information, such as an account number (S31). The ATM 1 transmits the user's account number to the host computer 200 via the IF unit 93 and inquires whether or not a fingerprint is registered in the account (S32, S33). Specifically, based on the “fingerprint data presence / absence identification symbol” in the account information (FIG. 6) registered in the recording device 300 of the host computer 200, an inquiry is made as to whether or not a fingerprint is registered in the account. .

  When a fingerprint is registered in the host computer 200, the ATM 1 displays an operation guidance display for fingerprint collation as shown in FIG. 8A on the display unit 73 (S35). The display example in FIG. 8A shows an example in which the fingerprint of the middle finger of the right hand is registered as the first candidate of the person's fingerprint data. When the user wants to change the finger to be collated to another finger (such as the index finger of the right hand), the user is prompted to select the display of “other finger”. In addition, when the user wants to perform a transaction by checking with the agent's finger, the user is prompted to select “transaction at agent”.

  When the user wishes to collate with the displayed fingerprint of the finger, the user places his / her finger in the “finger set area”. When the light emitting elements 71a and 71c and the light receiving elements 71b and 71d of the touch panel 71 detect that the user has positioned the finger on the transparent glass 71e of the touch panel 71, the control unit 9 drives the sensor driving unit 72c to detect the sensor 72a. To obtain an image of the user's finger (S36). The finger image thus obtained is processed by the fingerprint image processing unit 74 and sent to the control unit 9.

  Then, when the fingerprint data acquired by the control unit 9 is transmitted to the host computer 200, the host computer 200 collates the transmitted fingerprint data with the fingerprint data recorded as account information (S37) and is registered. If it is (OK), the transaction is permitted. The display unit 73 displays a guidance for input of the transaction amount of the payment transaction (S38), and when the user inputs the transaction amount according to this, it communicates with the host computer 200 (S39). The cash is paid by the unit 51 and the coin deposit / withdrawal unit 61, and the cash is paid out from the bill insertion / discharge port 5 and the coin insertion / discharge port 6 (S40). The ATM 1 releases the cash to the user, and also releases the statement slip 44 on which the transaction details are printed by the statement slip issuing unit 42 and the card 43 inserted by the user from the card insertion / discharge port / detail slip discharge port 4.

  In the display guidance of FIG. 8A, when the user selects “other finger”, FIG. 8B is displayed to prompt the user to select a finger to be collated ( S42). In FIG. 8B, it is displayed that the person to be collated is “person”. Then, the hand and finger to be collated are selected. As for the hand to be collated, when only one of the left and right hands is registered, only one is displayed. In addition, only the finger with the registered fingerprint is displayed.

  Also, in S37, if the acquired fingerprint data of the user and the registered fingerprint data are collated, if the data is not applicable (NG), whether the collation is performed by changing the finger to the user. An inquiry is made as to whether or not (S46). If the user wishes to collate by changing his / her finger, the process is repeated from S34, and if the user does not wish to change his / her finger, the suitability of the user cannot be confirmed and the transaction is terminated. In this case, the display unit 73 displays “The user cannot be confirmed and cannot be handled.” And the transaction selection screen is displayed.

Further, in the display guidance of FIG. 8A, when the user selects “transaction by agent”, FIG. 8C is displayed to prompt selection of the agent's finger (S42).
In FIG. 8B, it is displayed that the person to be collated is “agent”. Then, the hand and finger to be collated are selected. As for the hand to be collated, when only one of the left and right hands is registered, only one is displayed. In addition, only the finger with the registered fingerprint is displayed.

Next, in FIG. 8A, an operation when the user places a finger on the “finger set area” in the upper right part of the screen but the finger position is not appropriate will be described.
In S36 of the flowchart of FIG. 7, that the user has positioned the finger in the “finger set area” on the transparent glass 71e of the touch panel 71 by the light emitting elements 71a and 71c and the light receiving elements 71b and 71d of the touch panel 71. Upon detection, the control unit 9 drives the sensor driving unit 72c to scan the sensor 72a to acquire the image of the user's finger. However, if the image of the fingerprint portion is not acquired from the contour of the acquired image. When the control unit 9 determines, it is determined from the “finger setting area” that the finger has been shifted and the guidance shown in FIG. 8D is displayed on the display unit 73. In this figure, in the acquired fingerprint image, the upper side of the screen of the fingerprint image is missing, so that the finger setting position is urged to be shifted 1 cm downward in the screen. The distance for instructing to move the finger is calculated by the control unit 9 by analyzing the acquired image.

In the present embodiment, the fingerprint reading unit is integrally provided in the display unit with a touch panel as the information display / input unit, and the image of the finger positioned on the touch panel is read by the fingerprint reading unit according to the guidance of the display unit. The user can acquire a fingerprint image by setting a finger on the touch panel according to the guidance on the touch panel. Therefore, even a user who is unfamiliar with the fingerprint image acquisition operation can acquire the fingerprint image without feeling uncomfortable. This also reduces operational mistakes.
In this embodiment, since the fingerprint sensor provided between the touch panel and the display unit is moved, a fingerprint image of a wide area can be acquired with a small sensor, and the cost can be reduced. Further, by further widening the sensor size and the movement range, it is possible to acquire an image of a wider area, for example, it is possible to acquire images of a plurality of fingers at once.
In this embodiment, by registering a plurality of fingers, it is possible to select a finger at the time of collation. For example, even when a finger is injured, collation is performed using a finger that is not injured. Therefore, convenience can be improved.

Second Embodiment FIGS. 9 and 10 show an example of an information display / input unit according to the second embodiment.
In the figure, 7 is a display unit with a touch panel, 101 is a numeric keypad with braille, and 102 is a confirmation key with braille. This confirmation key is an example of a key for instructing input, and may be an “input key”, a “transmission key” or the like as long as it functions as an input instruction key.
FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of the structure of the confirmation key 102. A glass 102a and a sensor 102b are mounted on the surface of the confirmation key 102, and a spring 102c is provided to keep the confirmation key in a non-pressed state. Further, a switch 102d is provided to detect pressing of the confirmation key.

An example of the operation using FIGS. 9 and 10 will be described.
In the first embodiment, an image of a finger placed on the touch panel is acquired. However, considering the visually impaired, a key with braille may be better. The present embodiment is effective in such a case.
In this embodiment, it is assumed that the password is used together with the password, and the user presses the confirmation button 102 after inserting the card and inputting the password and the transaction amount. Then, the control unit detects that the confirmation key 102 is pressed by the switch 102b, and acquires a fingerprint image of the user by the sensor 102b.

  The finger image thus obtained is processed by the fingerprint image processing unit 74 and sent to the control unit 9. Then, when the fingerprint data acquired by the control unit 9 is transmitted to the host computer 200, the host computer 200 is collated with the fingerprint data recorded as account information and registered. (OK) allows the transaction.

  The display unit 73 displays a transaction amount input guidance for a payment transaction, and when the user inputs the transaction amount according to the guidance, communicates with the host computer 200. If the balance is within the balance, the banknote deposit / withdrawal unit 51 and the coin deposit / withdrawal are performed. The portion 61 conveys the cash to be paid and pays out the cash from the bill insertion / discharge port 5 and the coin insertion / discharge port 6. The ATM 1 releases the cash to the user, and also releases the statement slip 44 on which the transaction details are printed by the statement slip issuing unit 42 and the card 43 inserted by the user from the card insertion / discharge port / detail slip discharge port 4.

  As described above, according to the second embodiment, since the fingerprint image acquisition means is provided in the input instruction key having a click feeling, the user can acquire the fingerprint while reliably grasping the input state. . In addition, since the fingerprint is acquired according to the operation guidance during the transaction, even if the user is unfamiliar with the operation, the customer operation is simplified. Moreover, since no special operation is required, there is little psychological burden on the user.

Third Embodiment A third embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 11 shows a screen display example when inputting a password in a transaction. In the present embodiment, the basic configuration is the same as that of the first embodiment, and therefore the differences will be described. The configuration of the display unit 7 with a touch panel in the present embodiment is the same as that shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, but the area where the fingerprint is acquired by the sensor 72a is shown in the lower right of FIG. "Finger set area").

  When the user inputs a four-digit password according to the guidance of the display unit 73, “***” is displayed, and the user touches the “input” position. When the plurality of light emitting elements 71a and 71c and the light receiving elements 71b and 71d detect that the user touches the “finger set area”, the control unit 9 drives the sensor driving unit 72c to scan the sensor 72a. To obtain an image of the user's finger. In addition, although the case of collation was demonstrated, it is applicable also when registering.

  In the third embodiment, since an image of a finger is acquired in cooperation with an input operation to a touch panel as an input unit, an unfamiliar user is less likely to get lost in the position where the finger is placed, and the operability is improved. An excellent automatic transaction apparatus can be provided.

In the above-described embodiment, the example in which the fingerprint is registered by the automatic transaction apparatus has been described, but the registration may be performed by another dedicated machine. Alternatively, an image may be acquired by reading a registration sheet on which a fingerprint is stamped.
Also, if it is necessary to re-read as a result of the re-reading check of the fingerprint data, an inquiry was made as to whether or not to change the finger to be registered, but the finger is changed after performing processing to acquire the same finger several times. You may do it.
In addition, it is preferable that the finger does not move during the acquisition of the fingerprint image, so while the fingerprint image is being acquired, the display will indicate “Fingerprint is being acquired. Do not move the finger.” At the same time, when the acquisition is completed, it is desirable to inform the user that “Fingerprint acquisition has been completed.
In this embodiment, an example is described in which fingerprint data is registered in the storage device of the host computer. However, the fingerprint data portion may be registered in the in-store server.
In the first embodiment, the glass of the touch panel and the fingerprint sensor are provided separately. However, a transparent fingerprint sensor may be embedded in the touch panel and integrated.
In the first embodiment, the finger to be registered is selected from the thumb, index finger, and ring finger. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and all fingers may be selected. In consideration of ease of registration, it is desirable to use the thumb, index finger, and ring finger as candidates.
In this embodiment, an example of application to an automatic transaction apparatus has been described. However, any terminal that includes an information display / input unit and performs fingerprint collation can be applied to other apparatuses.

It is an external appearance perspective view of ATM1 in 1st Embodiment. It is a block diagram of ATM1. It is a figure which shows the structure of the display part 7 with a touch panel. It is a top view of the display part 7 with a touch panel. It is a flowchart of fingerprint registration by ATM1. It is an example of a screen display at the time of fingerprint registration. It is an example of a screen display at the time of fingerprint registration. It is an example of a screen display at the time of fingerprint registration. It is an example of a screen display at the time of fingerprint registration. It is an example of a screen display at the time of fingerprint registration. It is an example of a screen display at the time of fingerprint registration. It is an example of data registration to a host computer. It is a flowchart at the time of performing the transaction using fingerprint collation by ATM1. It is an example of a screen display at the time of fingerprint collation. It is an example of a screen display at the time of fingerprint collation. It is an example of a screen display at the time of fingerprint collation. It is an example of a screen display at the time of fingerprint collation. It is an example of the operation part with a display part in 2nd Embodiment. It is a structure figure of the numeric keypad in 2nd Embodiment. It is an example of a screen display in a 3rd embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

1 ATM
2 User information display panel 3 Passbook insertion / discharge port 4 Card insertion / discharge port / detail slip discharge port 4
5 bill insertion / discharge port 6 coin input / discharge port 7 display unit 71 with touch panel touch panel 71a, c light emitting element 71b, d light receiving element 71e transparent glass 72 fingerprint reading unit 72a sensor 72b sensor shaft 72c sensor driving means 73 display unit 74 fingerprint Image processing unit 8 Proximity sensor 9 Control unit 200 Host computer 300 Storage device

Claims (4)

In an automatic transaction apparatus equipped with an information display / input unit for guiding and displaying operations and inputting desired information,
The information display / input unit is provided with a fingerprint reading unit that reads a user's fingerprint,
An automatic transaction apparatus characterized in that, based on the guidance display of the information display / input unit, the fingerprint reading unit reads the fingerprint information to determine whether or not the user is appropriate and perform the transaction. The information display / input unit includes a touch panel unit, a fingerprint reading unit, and a display unit, and the fingerprint reading unit acquires a user's fingerprint positioned on the touch panel unit according to the display on the display unit. The automatic transaction apparatus according to claim 1. 3. The information display / input unit displays guidance for positioning a finger, and guides correction of the finger position when the finger is improperly positioned. Automatic transaction equipment. The information display / input unit includes a display unit with a touch panel and an input instruction key, and obtains a fingerprint of a user who pressed the input instruction key by a fingerprint reading unit provided on the input instruction key. The automatic transaction apparatus according to claim 1.

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