Cashless Society
A controlled, cashless environment for correctional facilities. Every resident has an account they can check, transfer from and spend from, secured by biometrics.
How money moves without cash
From the first deposit to the day of release, every movement of money is a recorded transaction against the resident's account.
Deposit registered
Cash brought in for a resident is registered at the cashier and credited to their account.
Resident account
Residents check their balance and transactions, and transfer funds between accounts.
Canteen
Canteen purchases are paid from the account instead of in cash.
Payout on release
The remaining balance is paid out to the resident on release.
Everything a cashless facility needs
Biometric access control
Residents are identified by fingerprint before they reach their account.
Balance enquiry
Residents see what they have available, when they need to.
Transactions enquiry
A full history of deposits, purchases and transfers, with statements on request.
Fund transfers
Move money from one account to another.
Canteen application
Sell canteen goods against resident accounts.
Cash-taking kiosk
Cashier points for taking in cash.
Cash deposit registering
Every cash deposit recorded against the right resident.
Cash payout on release
Close the account and pay out the balance on release.
Why take cash out of the facility
Cash inside a facility has to be counted, stored and guarded, and it can change hands with no record at all.
With Cashless Society, money only moves as a transaction on a resident's account. Residents can still check their funds, transfer money and buy from the canteen, and the facility keeps a complete record of every movement.
See a cashless facility in action
We will walk your team through deposits, canteen sales, transfers and release payouts.