EP4226340A1 - Procédé de traitement de documents de valeur, et système de traitement de documents de valeur - Google Patents

Procédé de traitement de documents de valeur, et système de traitement de documents de valeur

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EP4226340A1
EP4226340A1 EP21782436.6A EP21782436A EP4226340A1 EP 4226340 A1 EP4226340 A1 EP 4226340A1 EP 21782436 A EP21782436 A EP 21782436A EP 4226340 A1 EP4226340 A1 EP 4226340A1
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value
documents
document processing
data
identification data
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Tilo FRITZHANNS
Ralf Hobmeier
Jens Kulikowski
Andrej Pietschker
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Giesecke and Devrient Currency Technology GmbH
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    • G—PHYSICS
    • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
    • G07D11/00—Devices accepting coins; Devices accepting, dispensing, sorting or counting valuable papers
    • G07D11/20—Controlling or monitoring the operation of devices; Data handling
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
    • G07D11/00—Devices accepting coins; Devices accepting, dispensing, sorting or counting valuable papers
    • G07D11/20—Controlling or monitoring the operation of devices; Data handling
    • G07D11/22—Means for sensing or detection
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
    • G07D11/00—Devices accepting coins; Devices accepting, dispensing, sorting or counting valuable papers
    • G07D11/20—Controlling or monitoring the operation of devices; Data handling
    • G07D11/24—Managing the stock of valuable papers
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G07—CHECKING-DEVICES
    • G07D—HANDLING OF COINS OR VALUABLE PAPERS, e.g. TESTING, SORTING BY DENOMINATIONS, COUNTING, DISPENSING, CHANGING OR DEPOSITING
    • G07D11/00—Devices accepting coins; Devices accepting, dispensing, sorting or counting valuable papers
    • G07D11/40—Device architecture, e.g. modular construction

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  • the invention relates to a method for processing value documents, in particular banknotes, and a value document processing system.
  • documents of value in particular banknotes
  • they are usually provided, in particular printed, with an identification feature, for example a serial number.
  • an identification feature makes it possible to identify a document of value and, for example, to assign it to a specific production batch. It is also possible to track a banknote in circulation by regularly capturing its serial number or registering a banknote in a central database, for example if this banknote has been involved in a crime, e.g. because it was stolen in a bank robbery or in a ransom payment contained, or it becomes known that counterfeits of this banknote have been put into circulation.
  • the method according to the invention for processing value documents has the following steps: determining first identification data, in particular serial numbers, by means of which the value documents contained in at least one batch of value documents can be identified, in at least one value document processing device; Transmission of the first identification data, in particular via a Internet service, to an external computing device; Determination of first sorting data, which in particular contain serial numbers, in the external computing device by comparing the transmitted first identification data with predetermined second identification data, in particular serial numbers, by means of which value documents can be identified which are to be withdrawn from circulation and/or are to remain in circulation; Transmission of the first sorting data from the external computing device to the at least one value-document processing device; and sorting the value documents contained in the at least one batch in the at least one value document processing device depending on the transmitted first sorting data.
  • the value document processing system for processing value documents, in particular banknotes, has at least one value document processing device which is set up to determine first identification data, in particular serial numbers, by means of which the value documents contained in at least one batch of value documents can be identified, and the first identification data, in particular via an internet service to an external computing device.
  • an external computing device is provided, which is set up to process first sorting data, which in particular contain serial numbers, by comparing the transmitted first identification data with predetermined second identification data, in particular serial numbers, which can be used to identify value documents that should be withdrawn from circulation and/or to remain in circulation, and to transmit the determined first sorting data to the at least one value-document processing device.
  • the at least one value document processing device is also set up to to sort the value documents contained in at least one batch depending on the transmitted first sorting data.
  • One aspect of the invention is based on the approach of capturing first identification data, in particular serial numbers, of the value documents processed in a first value document processing device, which are contained in a batch, such as a so-called deposit, packet or bundle of value documents, and in an external computing device to compare with predetermined second identification data.
  • the second identification data is, for example, a so-called white list, which contains the identification data of documents of value intended or released for circulation, or a so-called black list, which contains the identification data of documents of value to be removed from circulation.
  • first sorting data are determined, which preferably contain the identification data or serial numbers of those documents of value that are to be sorted out or not to be sorted out.
  • the documents of value, in particular all of them, contained in the relevant batch are re-entered into the first or a second document of value processing device and sorted there on the basis of the first sorting data For example, those value documents of the batch that can be put back into circulation according to the comparison of their serial number with the whitelist or blacklist carried out in the external computing device are output in a stacker compartment, and those value documents are output in another stacker compartment that correspond to the comparison should be withdrawn from circulation.
  • this repeated processing in the at least one value-document processing device preferably only involves sorting the value documents, it is sufficient if in this case only the first identification data of the value documents of the batch are recorded or determined again and compared with the transmitted sorting data, which in particular contain the serial numbers of value documents to be sorted out or not to be sorted out. Depending on the result of this comparison, the individual value documents are then output, for example, to different stacker compartments and are available there for generally different further processing.
  • the method can also be referred to as a "2-step process”.
  • a so-called "I-step process” which the second process step of sorting is only carried out if a comparison of the identification data with a whitelist and/or blacklist has shown that the batch contains at least one document of value that is to be withdrawn from circulation.
  • the second process step of sorting is preferably mandatory, i.e. the documents of value contained in the batch or in part of the batch may only be put back into circulation when the entire batch has been sorted depending on the first sorting data.
  • value documents to be sorted out for example counterfeit, faulty and/or value documents involved in a crime
  • it allows the - instead of in the respective value document processing device - carried out in an external computing device comparison of the first identification data with the predetermined second identification data that the latter can be easily and centrally managed in the external computing device, in particular updated.
  • the second identification data required for determining the sorting data for example in the form of a whitelist or blacklist, therefore does not need to be constantly updated in a decentralized manner on all relevant value-document processing devices.
  • the documents of value can be processed based on the centrally specified and therefore Always up-to-date second identification data are sorted decentrally or locally, ie at the location of the first and/or second document-of-value processing device.
  • the first identification data are preferably serial numbers or another individual feature of the respective document of value, by which the individual document of value can be identified.
  • the first identification data can also be information by means of which a plurality or a large number of documents of value can be identified, for example an assignment number which indicates the affiliation of the documents of value E.g. to a batch, a container, a package or a specific emission or series of documents of value. Using such an assignment number, entire series or partial series of security documents can be withdrawn from circulation in a simple manner if the relevant series show a lack of printing or were issued for test purposes and the corresponding number of the security series is included in the blacklist.
  • the invention thus permits improved processing of value documents, in particular simplified and more reliable sorting of value documents.
  • all documents of value whose first identification data have been determined in the first process step are preferably always sorted in the second process step.
  • the first identification data of the value documents contained in two or more batches e.g. separate deposits, packets or bundles, are recorded or determined in the at least one value document processing device and forwarded to the external computing device.
  • the at least one value-document processing device is then supplied with all batches, i.e. all value documents contained in the two or more batches, for sorting as a function of the first sorting data.
  • An external computing device is preferably to be understood as a computer system, in particular a server, which is preferably located at a central location, for example the headquarters of a central bank, and is connected to the value document processing devices via an Internet connection. tion can exchange data.
  • the external computing device can also be what is known as a cloud, which has a computer network for carrying out the relevant method steps.
  • the determination of the first identification data of the value documents and the sorting of the value documents take place after the transmission of the first sorting data in the same value document processing device.
  • the documents of value are first fed to the value-document processing device to determine the first identification data and can then be stored on or near the device or also at other locations, for example within a so-called cash center, so that the value-document processing device can be used to determine the first identification data of the documents of value contained in further batches is immediately available again.
  • Only after the receipt of the first sorting data are the documents of value contained in the relevant batch returned to the document-of-value processing device for sorting as a function of the first sorting data.
  • the throughput of the batches when determining the identity of the value documents contained therein on the value document processing device is thereby not impaired by any latency times that may occur when comparing the first identification data with the predetermined second identification data in the external computing device.
  • the determination of the first identification data of the value documents takes place in a first value document processing device and the processing, in particular sorting, of the value documents after the transmission of the first sorting data in one of the first value-document processing device different second value-document processing device instead.
  • the documents of value are preferably only sorted in the second document of value processing device using the first sorting data, without one or more properties of the documents of value having to be detected by sensors. As a result, documents of value that are to be withdrawn from circulation can be sorted out easily and reliably.
  • the value documents are first fed to the first value document processing device to determine the first identification data and can then be stored on or near the first or second device or also at other locations, for example within a cash center, so that the first value-document processing device for determining the first identification data of the value documents contained in further batches is immediately available again. Only after the receipt of the first sorting data are the documents of value contained in the relevant batch then fed to the second document of value processing device for sorting as a function of the first sorting data. In this embodiment, too, the throughput of the batches when determining the identity of the value documents contained therein at the first value-document processing device is not impaired by any latency times during the check in the external computing device.
  • value documents delivered to a cash center are initially counted by the first value document processing device, such as a counting device, in a first process step, and the respective first identification data are recorded in the process (so-called "deposit killing").
  • the valuable documents then further processed, for example checked for authenticity or fitness and/or stored, while the sorting data are determined in the external computing device, preferably at the same time.
  • the value documents are then sorted accordingly in a second process step by the second value document processing device.
  • the value documents can also be transported to another cash center, in which the sorting data are made available and the sorting, ie the second process step, takes place.
  • the method preferably also has the following steps: detecting one or more properties of the value documents contained in the at least one batch of value documents in the at least one value document processing device by means of one or more sensors and generating corresponding sensor data; Transmitting the sensor data, in particular via an internet service, to the external computing device; Checking the documents of value contained in the at least one batch, in particular with regard to authenticity and/or condition, using the sensor data and generating corresponding second sorting data, which in particular contain serial numbers, in the external computing device; Transmission of the second sorting data, in particular together with the first sorting data, from the external computing device to the at least one value-document processing device; and sorting the value documents contained in the at least one batch in the at least one value document processing device depending on the transmitted first and second sorting data.
  • the value documents in the at least one value-document processing device can be processed not only in terms of their occurrence, for example, in a white and/or blacklist, but also with regard to properties that can be determined using the sensor data, such as authenticity and/or fitness.
  • a local evaluation of the sensor data in the value document processing device(s) itself can be dispensed with.
  • the value-document processing device in question can only record or read the identification data, in particular serial numbers, of the value documents and the value documents then, depending on the first and/or second sorting data determined in the external computing device, which preferably also have serial numbers included, outputs sorted.
  • the predetermined second identification data is supplemented by further second identification data which identify documents of value whose examination, in particular with regard to authenticity and/or condition, has shown that they should be withdrawn from circulation and/or should remain in circulation.
  • documents of value are preferably checked for authenticity or condition using sensor data generated by sensors of the value-document processing device and, depending on the result of the check, the associated serial numbers are included as further second identification data in a whitelist or blacklist stored in the external computing device. This enables a simple and reliable updating or expansion of a whitelist or blacklist formed from the predetermined second identification data as part of the usual processing method for documents of value.
  • the value documents contained in the at least one batch or a part of the value documents contained in the at least one batch are only released for circulation after the determination of the first identification data after the value documents contained in the at least one batch have been in the at least have been sorted by a value-document processing device depending on the transmitted first and possibly second sorting data.
  • the batch is preferably kept or stored outside the value document processing device, possibly after packaging or bundling, for example by means of a banderole, and, possibly after removing the Packaging or banderole, only then reinserted into the same or another value document processing device for the purpose of sorting after the first and possibly second sorting data have been transmitted.
  • Safekeeping or storage of the documents of value is to be understood as meaning any safekeeping in which they cannot be circulated.
  • the documents of value are packed and/or commissioned in a cash center and/or stored in a safe without being able to leave the cash center.
  • the first identification data of the value documents contained in the at least one batch are recorded again in the at least one value document processing device and the value documents contained in the at least one batch are processed in the value document processing device based on a comparison of the again detected first identification data are sorted with the first and possibly second sorting data.
  • the documents of value are preferably only sorted in the value-document processing device without carrying out a (further) authenticity or condition check.
  • the value-document processing device then only the first identification data of the value documents need to be determined again, for example by capturing images of the value documents and subsequent optical character recognition, but without having to capture and check other properties of the value documents. Overall, this makes the processes involved in checking and sorting value documents in a cash center even simpler and more efficient.
  • FIG. 1 shows a first example of a value document processing system
  • FIG. 2 shows a second example of a value document processing system.
  • Figure 1 shows a first example of a value-document processing system 100 with a first value-document processing device 1, a second value-document processing device 2 and an external computing device 3, which is connected to the first and second value-document processing device 1, 2, for example via an Internet service 4.
  • the value document processing devices 1, 2 are typically operated in a so-called cash center 5 and have, for example, one or more of the following components: a separator for separating value documents 6 contained in a batch 15 provided, e.g.
  • a transport device for transporting value documents 6, one or more sensors 8 for detecting, for example, optical, electrical, acoustic or magnetic properties of the value documents 6, an evaluation device for evaluating corresponding sensor data and a control device for controlling the value document processing device 1, 2 .
  • the value documents 6 contained in the batches 15 delivered to the cash center 5 are recorded in the first value document processing device 1 .
  • First identification data h for example on the value documents 6 on printed serial numbers, are determined, for example by processing images of the value documents 6 taken with a camera 7 using an algorithm for optical character recognition (OCR).
  • OCR optical character recognition
  • Each of the documents of value 6 contained in the respective batch 15 can be identified on the basis of the first identification data h.
  • the first value document processing device 1 for capturing the first identification data h is located in a cash center 5.
  • the identification data h can also be captured outside of the cash center 5, for example in a so-called deposit killing, and then together with the Value documents 6 are delivered to the cash center 5.
  • one or more properties of the value documents are additionally processed in the first value document processing device 1 elements 6 by means of one or more sensors 8, for example infrared, ultrasonic, magnetic, optical and/or capacitive sensors, and converted into corresponding sensor data D.
  • the sensor data D are preferably assigned to the first identification data h of the documents of value 6 .
  • the sensor data can also be used to identify double or multiple copies of value documents 6, output them to a corresponding output compartment of the value document processing device 1, 2 and from there they are input back into the device 1 for determining the first identification data h of the value documents 6 contained in the double or multiple copies to ensure that the first identification data h are determined from all of the value documents 6 contained in the respective batch 15 .
  • the first identification data h are transmitted together with the sensor data D via the internet service 4 to the external computing device 3, while the value documents processed in the first value-document processing device 1 are output in the present example to a stacker 9, from which they are removed and stored at a location provided for this purpose , e.g. in a vault device 10 within the cash center 5, while in the external computing device 3 the first identification data h are compared with predetermined second identification data U, in particular predetermined serial numbers.
  • the second identification data I2 are stored in the external computing device 3 in a database 11 and preferably form a so-called white list, by means of which documents of value 6 in circulation or intended for circulation can be identified. Alternatively form the second Identification data I2 a so-called blacklist, by means of which documents of value 6 to be removed from circulation can be identified.
  • the external computing device 3 which can preferably be a central server or a so-called cloud service, the second identification data I2, in particular a whitelist and/or blacklist, can be managed centrally, ie updated or maintained.
  • first sorting data Si are determined in the external computing device 3, which enable the identification of the documents of value 6 contained in the batch 15, which remain in circulation or are to be removed from circulation .
  • the sensor data D determined from the documents of value 6 can be analyzed in the external computing device 3 with regard to the authenticity and/or condition (so-called fitness) of the documents of value 6 and corresponding second sorting data S2 can be generated, which contain the identification data of those documents of value 6 whose authenticity or .Condition was determined to be OK or not OK.
  • the second sorting data S2 thus have, for example, all the serial numbers of the documents of value 6 contained in the batch 15 which are genuine and fit or which are forged and unfit.
  • the predefined second identification data I2 in the database 11, particularly if it is a blacklist, is supplemented with identification data from documents of value 6 which, in the authenticity and/or status check based on the sensor data D, are found to be fake or unfit get ranked.
  • the first and second sorting data Si, S2 are transmitted from the external computing device 3 via the internet service 4 to the second value-document processing device 2 .
  • the transmission can take place in various ways, for example by direct file transmission (file transfer) or by e-mail.
  • the temporarily stored documents of value 6 can be removed from the vault device 10 and fed to the second document of value processing device 2.
  • the temporarily stored documents of value 6 can be fed to the second document of value processing device 2 earlier, in which case the second document of value processing device 2 begins to sort the documents of value 6 as soon as the first and second sorting data Si, S2 have been transmitted.
  • the second value-document processing device 2 is preferably set up to capture the first identification data of the value documents 6 contained in the batch 15 again, for example by means of a camera 7' and an algorithm for optical character recognition. Based on a comparison of the first identification data recorded again and the transmitted first and second sorting data Si, S2, the second value document processing device 2 can then sort the value documents 6 and, for example, output them to different stackers 12a, 12b, 12c. In the first stacker 12a, for example, all value documents 6 are stacked with a first value, which are to remain in circulation according to the first sorting data Si and are correct and authentic according to the second sorting data S2.
  • all value documents 6 are stacked with a second value, which are to remain in circulation according to the first sorting data Si and are correct and genuine according to the second sorting data S2.
  • all documents of value 6 are stacked which are to be removed from circulation according to the first sorting data Si and/or are unfit and/or inauthentic according to the second sorting data S2.
  • the value documents 6 can also be fed directly to a value document destruction device (not shown).
  • the identification data of the documents of value 6 sorted out in the third stacker 12c can preferably be transmitted to the external computing device 3 via the internet service 4, so that the specified second identification data I2 in the database 11 can be updated accordingly, e.g. by entering the serial numbers of the destroyed or from the Circulated documents of value 6 are removed from the white list.
  • the serial numbers of destroyed documents of value 6 are preferably not included in a blacklist in order not to excessively increase the scope of the blacklist.
  • the documents of value 6 output in the first and second stackers 12a, 12b can leave the cash center 5 and be put back into circulation.
  • the system described above has the particular advantage that the second identification data I2, for example in the form of a Black or Whitelist, which contains a large number of entries and therefore requires a lot of storage space, is stored and managed centrally and does not have to be present in a decentralized manner in the relevant value document processing devices 1, 2 or in each cash center 5. Problems due to insufficient storage and/or computing power of the value document processing devices 1, 2 or of the cash center 5 are thereby avoided.
  • the second identification data I2 for example in the form of a Black or Whitelist, which contains a large number of entries and therefore requires a lot of storage space
  • the value document processing devices 1, 2 are only required during the acquisition of the first identification data or sorting of the value documents contained in a batch and are then immediately available again for further batches Available, whereby an overall efficient processing of a number or variety of value document batches is made possible.
  • FIG. 2 shows a second example of a value-document processing system 100, which has a value-document processing device 1 located in a cash center 5 and an external computing device 3, which is connected to value-document processing device 1 via an Internet service 4.
  • first identification data Ii in particular serial numbers
  • OCR optical character recognition
  • one or more properties of the documents of value 6 are detected by means of one or more sensors 8 and converted into corresponding sensor data D, which are assigned to the first identification data h of the documents of value 6 .
  • the sensor data D can also be used to identify any double or multiple copies of documents of value 6, output them to a corresponding output compartment and from there re-enter them into the device 1 in order to also reliably identify the first identification data Ii of the documents of value 6 contained in the double or multiple copies to investigate.
  • the first identification data h are transmitted together with the sensor data D via the internet service 4 to the external computing device 3 .
  • the documents of value 6 are issued in a stacker 9, from which they can be removed and temporarily stored at a designated location, e.g. in a vault device 10 within the cash center 5, while in the external computing device 3 the first identification data Ii with predetermined second identification data I2 compared and the sensor data D analyzed with regard to the authenticity and/or condition (so-called fitness) of the value documents 6, with first and second sorting data Si and S2 being generated, which are sent via the Internet service 4 to the cash center 5, in particular to the value document processing device 1, to be transmitted back.
  • the comparison of the first identification data h with the predetermined second identification data I2 and the examination of Documents of value 6 based on the sensor data D in the external computing device 3 apply accordingly to the above statements in connection with the example shown in FIG.
  • the value documents 6 temporarily stored in the safe device 10 of the cash center 5, for example, are fed back to the value-document processing device 1 and, depending on the first and second sorting data Si or S2 sorted by being output in different stackers 12a, 12b, 12c. If, for example, only documents of value 6 are output in the stackers 12a and 12b, which should remain in circulation according to the first sorting data Si and are fit and genuine according to the second sorting data S2, they can leave the cash center 5 and be put back into circulation.
  • documents of value 6 are output in the stacker 12c which are to be removed from circulation according to the first sorting data Si and/or are unfit and/or fake according to the second sorting data S2, these are treated separately and possibly destroyed. Otherwise, the above explanations in connection with the example shown in FIG. 1 apply accordingly.
  • the value documents 6 can also be checked on the basis of the sensor data D in the value document processing device 1 itself, with corresponding second sensor data S2 being generated, which in addition to the first sorting data Si when sorting the Documents of value 6 are taken into account.
  • a white list stored in a database 11 of a value document processing system 100 according to FIG. 1 or 2 is preferably created or updated according to the method described in more detail below.
  • documents of value are already provided with second identification data, in particular serial numbers, during their production, which are recorded during or after their production and stored in the database 11 .
  • the second identification data are preferably linked in the database 11 to certain features of the documents of value or production parameters, for example by being marked as “not issued” and/or with the time and/or place of production.
  • the corresponding identification data in the database 11 are then marked as “emitted”, so that all second identification data with the “emitted” feature then form the white list.
  • the identification data of these documents of value can be recorded and transmitted to the database 11 .
  • a search is made in the database 11, i.e. in the white list, for the corresponding identification data of the destroyed documents of value and these are marked as "destroyed".
  • Such characteristics can be, for example, the time of destruction and location, an identification number of the value document processing device and/or identification information of a user.
  • the second identification data in the database 11 can also be updated manually, for example by identifying data from value documents that have not been destroyed by a value-document processing device as “destroyed”.
  • the second identification data I2 stored in the database 11 are preferably searched for the transmitted first identification data h. If the second identification data I2 corresponding to the first identification data Ii is found, the date and time of the comparison of the first identification data h with the second identification data I2 can be stored in the database 11 and linked to the second identification data I2.
  • first sorting data Si 5 a database or another management system of the cash center 5 (so-called vault management system).
  • the first sorting data Si can then be included in a local blacklist in the cash center 5 and made available to the value document processing devices in the cash center 5 .
  • the local blacklist in the cash center is preferably updated at regular time intervals, for example every 10 minutes.
  • the first identification data h of the value documents are recorded again and compared to the local blacklist, in particular the first sorting data Si. If the first identification data h matches the local blacklist or the first sorting data Si, corresponding messages can be output to an employee of the cash center 5 and the value documents concerned can be output in an output compartment for rejected value documents, where they can be removed by the employee and can be sent to separate processing for value documents suspected of being forged.

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L'invention concerne un procédé de traitement de documents de valeur, en particulier des billets de banque, et un système de traitement de documents de valeur. Le procédé comprend les étapes suivantes consistant à : déterminer des premières données d'identification, en particulier des numéros de série, au moyen desquelles les documents de valeur contenus dans au moins un lot de documents de valeur peuvent être identifiés, dans au moins un dispositif de traitement de documents de valeur ; transmettre les premières données d'identification à un dispositif informatique externe, en particulier via un serveur Internet ; déterminer des premières données de tri, qui contiennent en particulier des numéros de série, dans le dispositif informatique externe en comparant les premières données d'identification transmises à des secondes données d'identification spécifiées, en particulier des numéros de série, au moyen desquelles des documents de valeur peuvent être identifiés qui doivent être retirés de la circulation et/ou doivent rester en circulation ; transmettre les premières données de tri du dispositif informatique externe à l'au moins un dispositif de traitement de documents de valeur ; et trier les documents de valeur contenus dans l'au moins un lot dans l'au moins un dispositif de traitement de documents de valeur sur la base des premières données de tri transmises.
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