GBSafeOne

Information

Introducing GBSafeOne: an advanced cloud-connected cash safe with a banknote validator and 1,200 banknote cash box and a note loader that accepts up to 30 notes at once. Boasting biometric authentication, remote management, and remote software updates, GBSafeOne ensures secure transactions and seamless integration with over 120 currencies. Its durable 3mm iron construction, compact dimensions, and flexible mounting options make it adaptable to various environments. With features like cloud connection and biometric authentication, GBSafeOne revolutionizes cash management, enabling efficient deposit processes and real-time monitoring. Seamlessly interfacing with the Cash Application Server (CAS), GBSafeOne facilitates automated purchase order approvals, making it ideal for businesses seeking enhanced security and operational efficiency. Priced competitively at $5,999 USD with a 1-year warranty, GBSafeOne offers businesses a reliable and cost-effective solution for modern cash management challenges.

The process of depositing cash into the GBSafeOne

1. The teller clicks on the DEPOSIT CASH button in the main menu.
2. GBSafeOne asks the teller to enter the order code on the touch screen or scan it using a QR code scanner. Order codes can be distributed by third-party e-shops or other systems.
3. The teller enters the order code.
4. GBSafeOne validates the order code and its expiration.
5. GBSafeOne asks the teller to touch the fingerprint scanner or manually enter the authentication code if the code is valid.
6. If the fingerprint matches one of the registered staff members, the machine automatically switches to the INSERT CASH screen.
7. After the cash deposit, the INSERT MONEY screen is displayed.
8. The screen displays information about the successful deposit and sends a message to the cloud.
9. The notification of the cash deposit appears in the cloud, and the order is processed. For example, goods are shipped.

*The process of depositing can vary due to the scenario.

Example of usage in the crypto industry

GBSafeOne enables higher consumer protection than BitcoinATMs when purchasing crypto with higher volume cash transactions in regulated markets such as California:

1. On the ATM screen, a button offers to place an ORDER for more than 1000 USD. Please note that the customer has to go through regular KYC/AML.
2. The customer enters (type) the amount he wishes to purchase on the ATM screen. The amount can be higher than 1000 USD. 
3. The ATM creates an order in CAS (server).
4. The system sends the customer the ORDER CODE via SMS and asks him to hand the cash to the shop staff member (teller). 
5. The teller (person) asks the customer why he is purchasing the coins and tests him against different scam scenarios.
6. The teller accepts cash from the customer.
7. The teller asks the customer for the ORDER CODE and types it on the GBSafeOne's screen.
8. The teller inserts cash into the GBSafeOne.
9. GBSafeOne is connected to the cloud and sends a message to CAS users that a deposit for ORDER CODE has been deposited.
10. Based on this information, The CAS user confirms an ORDER on the server, and coins are sent to the customer.
11. Optionally, steps 9 and 10 can be connected without human interaction.

Notes:

1. GBSafe can be connected to the same CAS server as GB Bitcoin ATMs or to a separate server.
2. GBSafe requires a WiFi/LAN connection to work.
3. The connection of GBSafe to CAS enables operators to see online contents of the Deposit Safe and act on the deposits/collection/etc actions via CAS Extensions.
4. The first model of GBSafe features the same security level as BATMTwoPro stands.
5. What you see in the photos is the first look of the GBSafeOne; its appearance may change slightly over time.

Features

Secure by Design

• The safe communicates with the server via VPN and HTTPS.

• Advanced staff authentication using a fingerprint reader for secure access.

Remote Management and Monitoring

• Configuration is retrieved from the server.
• Features on server: Online status, current cash box contents, cash transaction limits (per hour, per day, per month), staff activity, email alerts on specific events such as when transactions are performed or when a certain threshold of cash in the safe is reached.

Remote Software Upgrade

Automatic, hassle-free remote online software upgrades.

Cloud aware

• Safe deposits can trigger actions in the cloud using the REST API.
• Third-party solutions can provide deposit codes.

Other Features

Sends receipts by SMS or email.

Extensible

You can extend current functionality with Open API hosted on GitHub.

Technical Specification

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