CashIn Slim
Self-service coin deposit kiosk for smaller bank branches and shops.
Key facts
| Speed | Up to 1,000 coins per minute |
|---|---|
| Hopper | 750 mixed euro coins |
| Coin storage | 1 or 2 coin bags, safe bags or reusable security bags, automatic switching by weight |
| Counterfeit detection | EU 1210/2010 and EU 1338/2001 Art. 6; foreign objects removed |
| Screen | 15-inch touchscreen |
| Customer identification | Screen, NFC, magnetic or chip card, white cards |
| Size, weight | 370 × 682 × 1,412 mm (W × D × H), 120 kg |
Listed by the Deutsche Bundesbank as a successfully tested customer-operated coin acceptance machine: Bundesbank list.
CashIn Slim counts, checks and stores customer coins on a footprint of just over 0.2 m². Customers, bank staff and CIT see a 15-inch screen with guided steps, and the cash area stays separate from the service area.
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Coin deposit service with a small footprint
CashIn Slim is the compact kiosk in the CashIn series. It suits branches with moderate coin volumes, or branches that recycle coins internally, which still want to offer a coin deposit service without tying up staff. Customers pour their coins into the hopper, the machine counts and authenticates them, rejects suspected counterfeits and foreign coins, removes foreign objects, and prints a receipt or credits the amount according to your rules.
The hopper can be closed and, like the whole storage area around it, is made of stainless steel. Drip trays protect the counting mechanism and are easy to empty. The coin area and the service area are strictly separated, so a technician never needs access to the cash and the CIT crew never needs access to the technology.
Guided operation for customers, staff and CIT
The 15-inch screen guides customers through the deposit in a few steps and shows the bank's own branding and messages. Staff and cash-in-transit companies get their own guided emptying process. Coins are stored in one or two coin bags, safe bags or reusable security bags on a trolley; the machine switches to the second bag automatically when the first reaches its weight limit, or on request. A receipt printer with feeder and cutter dispenses receipts, and an optional electronic lock allows keyless emptying by the CIT company.
Fees, identification and connectivity
You decide how the deposit is settled: credit to an account, a fee, or a bonus to bring coins back into your shop. Customers identify themselves on the screen, with a magnetic or chip card, or with white cards you issue yourself. The kiosk is managed remotely within your intranet, can run offline while still preventing double redemption, or connects to your cashier or loyalty system so receipts are redeemed automatically. CashMatch is available as a software option for central management of several machines. The coin module handles many currencies and dual currency.
For larger branches and higher volumes see CashIn Flex; for a coin unit without its own screen next to an ATM or OneCash Prime, see CashIn Sidecar and CashIn MiniCar.
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