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February 13, 2014, 08:20:33 AM
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Because when one of the largest banks in my country declared it has to go through some changes ,(and fire some peoples)  in a matter of days all the banks got some new machines where you could insert cash and make a deposit to any of your bank accounts or pay bills , even exchange currecy, not having to talk to the cashier anymore.

ING for example , never really had ,since they first come with their first bank here,  cashiers , they only had atms for depositing and withdrawing money.
I'm pretty sure that when these ATMs take the cash, they stack it in the order in which it was received, and there is a log kept of to which account was used for which bill. Then, I'm assuming that the human who services the ATM does a spot check on the stack and will start an investigation if counterfeit bills are found.

But then, I could be completely wrong if the counterfeit detection has advanced to the point that it's as good as a human.

Ok , for the sake of it I went in and asked what would happen If I were to unknowingly stick a fake bill.
It seems that every ATM is fit with a detector , and the moment the bill gets detected it it's seized and the personal of the bank is notified.

Now , checking the prices around , it seems that an auto scanner for 16 kind of currencies is priced at around 200 euros and this is the stand alone device, so I guess it's even cheaper for a bank or a company that buys in bulk to add those thingies.


That's very useful info, thanks for getting in and asking! Smiley
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February 13, 2014, 08:14:14 AM
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OP,
This is how counterfeit detection works in the Lamassu.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PNaAc3okRk&feature=youtu.be&t=36s



wow much cool
is that the actual model Lamassu is using?

No the one in the video has all the latest features. I know some of the features are not on the model the Lamassu uses but I'm not sure exactly where that line is. More than anything I wanted to show a demo of how the note detection works.
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February 13, 2014, 06:06:31 AM
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They've come a long way from the days when an eleven year old could Xerox a single to get change at laundromat and buy a Coca-Cola. Not saying, just saying.
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February 13, 2014, 06:00:03 AM
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Because when one of the largest banks in my country declared it has to go through some changes ,(and fire some peoples)  in a matter of days all the banks got some new machines where you could insert cash and make a deposit to any of your bank accounts or pay bills , even exchange currecy, not having to talk to the cashier anymore.

ING for example , never really had ,since they first come with their first bank here,  cashiers , they only had atms for depositing and withdrawing money.
I'm pretty sure that when these ATMs take the cash, they stack it in the order in which it was received, and there is a log kept of to which account was used for which bill. Then, I'm assuming that the human who services the ATM does a spot check on the stack and will start an investigation if counterfeit bills are found.

But then, I could be completely wrong if the counterfeit detection has advanced to the point that it's as good as a human.

Ok , for the sake of it I went in and asked what would happen If I were to unknowingly stick a fake bill.
It seems that every ATM is fit with a detector , and the moment the bill gets detected it it's seized and the personal of the bank is notified.

Now , checking the prices around , it seems that an auto scanner for 16 kind of currencies is priced at around 200 euros and this is the stand alone device, so I guess it's even cheaper for a bank or a company that buys in bulk to add those thingies.
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February 13, 2014, 02:10:04 AM
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OP,
This is how counterfeit detection works in the Lamassu.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PNaAc3okRk&feature=youtu.be&t=36s



wow much cool
is that the actual model Lamassu is using?
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February 12, 2014, 10:57:07 PM
#35
there is no fake money it's all gay (now for a music video)

sorry there's none.  now you have to look up Roni Size - Brown Paper Bag by yourself.  on YouTube


thanks for that, it was a joy to watch and learn  


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from: StevenS on February 12, 2014, 09:45:49 PM

But then, I could be completely wrong if the counterfeit detection has advanced to the point that it's as good as a human.


The counterfeit detection technology is far better than human detection, however do you want to pay for that level of detection.

There are many different detection levels, from the very bottom, "the pen" to the very top 'CAT scan for money' (see vid above).   
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February 12, 2014, 08:59:51 PM
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That's great! Is there more information about it? Can't see a word about it on their page.
Image, magnetic and UV checks.
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February 12, 2014, 05:34:11 PM
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if fake money it must be top news on coindesk
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February 12, 2014, 05:27:18 PM
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there is no fake money it's all gay (now for a music video)

sorry there's none.  now you have to look up Roni Size - Brown Paper Bag by yourself.  on YouTube
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February 12, 2014, 04:45:49 PM
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Because when one of the largest banks in my country declared it has to go through some changes ,(and fire some peoples)  in a matter of days all the banks got some new machines where you could insert cash and make a deposit to any of your bank accounts or pay bills , even exchange currecy, not having to talk to the cashier anymore.

ING for example , never really had ,since they first come with their first bank here,  cashiers , they only had atms for depositing and withdrawing money.
I'm pretty sure that when these ATMs take the cash, they stack it in the order in which it was received, and there is a log kept of to which account was used for which bill. Then, I'm assuming that the human who services the ATM does a spot check on the stack and will start an investigation if counterfeit bills are found.

But then, I could be completely wrong if the counterfeit detection has advanced to the point that it's as good as a human.
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February 12, 2014, 04:34:53 PM
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OP,
This is how counterfeit detection works in the Lamassu.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PNaAc3okRk&feature=youtu.be&t=36s
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February 12, 2014, 03:24:42 PM
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I was thinking, if someone runs a bitcoin ATM and it's not Robocoin  (Which is the only one that does user verification) don't they risk of becoming the perfect place for people to launder counterfeited money?
I suppose the note taking mechanism can't recognize them. Especially since most seem to be programmable to work with any currency...

So how do we solve that?
Camera at the spot won't really stop the determined ones.

Is it possible to 'launder counterfeit money'?


Sure if you can find a way to swap it for legit money without them noticing.

somehow I think they have a different term for that, all I could think of is "passing" counterfeit money, but I'm pretty sure the word 'laundering' is for a wholly different context.

IMO, laundering is the act of taking real money that is gotten though illegal means and incorporating it into legal enterprise thereby 'cleaning the dirty money'.

I don't think you can launder counterfeit money because no matter what you do with the money it will still be counterfeit.

You launder/exchange it for real money.
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February 12, 2014, 02:51:31 PM
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Well one way would be detector pens that can be swiped across notes to tell if they are fake. They turn the swiped area of the note a certain color on genuine notes and another color on counterfeit ones. That is install them and make them only accept notes of the right color.

Here is something in news: http://www.hindustantimes.com/business-news/businessbankinginsurance/atms-that-can-detect--fake-notes-are-now-here/article1-1040650.aspx

If ATM took that technology alone, people who bleach 1 USD notes to reprint with 100 USD image would milk that ATM dry, all of the notes would pass the detector pen test because all of the PAPER is real, but the image wasn't.

yep, and the article kinda makes it sound like this was implemented just recently, 2013
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February 12, 2014, 02:27:33 PM
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Well one way would be detector pens that can be swiped across notes to tell if they are fake. They turn the swiped area of the note a certain color on genuine notes and another color on counterfeit ones. That is install them and make them only accept notes of the right color.

Here is something in news: http://www.hindustantimes.com/business-news/businessbankinginsurance/atms-that-can-detect--fake-notes-are-now-here/article1-1040650.aspx

If ATM took that technology alone, people who bleach 1 USD notes to reprint with 100 USD image would milk that ATM dry, all of the notes would pass the detector pen test because all of the PAPER is real, but the image wasn't.
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February 12, 2014, 02:20:59 PM
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I was thinking, if someone runs a bitcoin ATM and it's not Robocoin  (Which is the only one that does user verification) don't they risk of becoming the perfect place for people to launder counterfeited money?
I suppose the note taking mechanism can't recognize them. Especially since most seem to be programmable to work with any currency...

So how do we solve that?
Camera at the spot won't really stop the determined ones.

Is it possible to 'launder counterfeit money'?


Sure if you can find a way to swap it for legit money without them noticing.

somehow I think they have a different term for that, all I could think of is "passing" counterfeit money, but I'm pretty sure the word 'laundering' is for a wholly different context.

IMO, laundering is the act of taking real money that is gotten though illegal means and incorporating it into legal enterprise thereby 'cleaning the dirty money'.

I don't think you can launder counterfeit money because no matter what you do with the money it will still be counterfeit.

Makes sense and point taken Smiley
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February 12, 2014, 02:19:25 PM
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I was thinking, if someone runs a bitcoin ATM and it's not Robocoin  (Which is the only one that does user verification) don't they risk of becoming the perfect place for people to launder counterfeited money?
I suppose the note taking mechanism can't recognize them. Especially since most seem to be programmable to work with any currency...

So how do we solve that?
Camera at the spot won't really stop the determined ones.

Is it possible to 'launder counterfeit money'?


Sure if you can find a way to swap it for legit money without them noticing.

somehow I think they have a different term for that, all I could think of is "passing" counterfeit money, but I'm pretty sure the word 'laundering' is for a wholly different context.

IMO, laundering is the act of taking real money that is gotten though illegal means and incorporating it into legal enterprise thereby 'cleaning the dirty money'.

I don't think you can launder counterfeit money because no matter what you do with the money it will still be counterfeit.

Makes sense and point taken Smiley
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February 12, 2014, 02:18:18 PM
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I was thinking, if someone runs a bitcoin ATM and it's not Robocoin  (Which is the only one that does user verification) don't they risk of becoming the perfect place for people to launder counterfeited money?
I suppose the note taking mechanism can't recognize them. Especially since most seem to be programmable to work with any currency...

So how do we solve that?
Camera at the spot won't really stop the determined ones.

Is it possible to 'launder counterfeit money'?


Sure if you can find a way to swap it for legit money without them noticing.

somehow I think they have a different term for that, all I could think of is "passing" counterfeit money, but I'm pretty sure the word 'laundering' is for a wholly different context.

IMO, laundering is the act of taking real money that is gotten though illegal means and incorporating it into legal enterprise thereby 'cleaning the dirty money'.

I don't think you can launder counterfeit money because no matter what you do with the money it will still be counterfeit.
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February 12, 2014, 01:45:39 PM
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Well one way would be detector pens that can be swiped across notes to tell if they are fake. They turn the swiped area of the note a certain color on genuine notes and another color on counterfeit ones. That is install them and make them only accept notes of the right color.

Here is something in news: http://www.hindustantimes.com/business-news/businessbankinginsurance/atms-that-can-detect--fake-notes-are-now-here/article1-1040650.aspx
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February 12, 2014, 01:32:46 PM
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If they are following KYC regulations then they should know who passed the bad bill. Don't the B-ATMs use hand-print readers or something?
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