Cash In Transit (CIT) Tamper Evident Solutions
Security
Cash and valuables in transit are vulnerable to armed robbery attacks. In 2020, there were approximately 1,200 reported incidents of cash-in-transit (CIT) heists worldwide
Stolen
In the US alone, attackers stole the contents of the armed security vehicles, including money from ATMs, bank deposits, and valuable items.These attacks are a significant risks to the security personnel
CIT in UK
Cash dependent businesses such as banks, retailers, and ATMs, still require regular cash replenishment and collection. CIT by vans provides a secure way to move money.
Industry Size
The global cash in transit industry is substantial and has been experiencing steady growth. According to Statista, the estimated global revenue of the cash in transit services industry in 2019.
Cash In Transit Security Solutions
ATM Cassette Boxes
Coin Security Bags
Reuseble Cash Bag Labels
Secure Vehicle Labels
Tamper-evident labels play a crucial role in enhancing security and ensuring the integrity of cash and valuable items during transportation within the Cash-in-Transit (CVIT) industry, including: Sealing Cash Bags, Securing Containers Sealing ATM Cassettes, Cash Box Sealing, Tracking Transit Integrity, Evidence of Security Checks, and Deterrent to Theft.
Tamper-evident labels play a crucial role in enhancing security and ensuring the integrity of cash and valuable items during transportation within the Cash-in-Transit (CVIT) industry, including: Sealing Cash Bags, Securing Containers Sealing ATM Cassettes, Cash Box Sealing, Tracking Transit Integrity, Evidence of Security Checks, and Deterrent to Theft.
Tamper-evident labels should be used in conjunction with other security measures, such as armored vehicles, surveillance systems, and trained security personnel. The combination of these security practices helps ensure the safety and security of cash and valuables during transit within the CVIT industry.