The WRM996 Dual CIS Vertical Bill Value Counter is a compact, upright cash-handling machine for businesses that collect and reconcile physical cash on a daily cycle — including cash-on-delivery e-commerce operations where riders return with mixed-denomination, sometimes mixed-currency, banknotes every shift. Its vertical feeding design keeps the footprint small (250 × 250 × 290 mm, 5.3 kg) while dual-CIS imaging plus MG/IR/UV/MT and serial-number recognition verify notes as they count. Manufactured by WEIRONG TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION, certified to ISO / CE / UL / FCC / RoHS and supplied across 80+ countries and regions.

Check our built-in printer version at : WRM-995

Why a COD hub needs a value counter, not just a basic tally

At a COD hub, cash arrives in batches from many riders, often mixed denominations and occasionally mixed currencies (for example cross-border corridors on Shopee, TikTok Shop and Jumia). A plain manual tally is slow and error-prone; a value counter both counts and authenticates, then prints a record for reconciliation. WRM996's automatic currency identification removes the need to pre-sort by currency before counting.

The daily reconciliation routine at a COD hub

1. Riders drop each shift's cash into incoming batches at the hub.

2. The operator loads up to 500 notes into the WRM996 hopper.

3. WRM996 counts at up to 1,200 notes/min while authenticating with 2CIS + MG/IR/UV/MT and reading serial numbers.

4. Suspect or unrecognized notes are flagged for manual review instead of passing silently.

5. Connect an external thermal printer via RS-232 to print a per-batch count and authentication summary for the reconciliation ledger.

6. Repeat per rider/batch and consolidate totals in the hub's cash sheet.

WRM996 Full Specifications

Where WRM996 fits — and where it doesn't

✅ COD e-commerce hubs reconciling rider-collected cash daily 

✅ Retail, market and mobile stalls with mixed cash 

✅ Multi-currency counters at exchange desks or border shops 

✅ Branch / field offices without IT integration .

❌ High-volume cash centers needing 2+1 pocket fitness sorting (use a sorter line) 

❌ Automated denomination bundling or full fitness sorting 

❌ Unattended 24/7 vault counting without an operator

WRM996 vs. a basic single-CIS counter

Boundary & limitations

WRM996 is a value counter, not a fitness sorter. It authenticates and counts single-note feeding; it does not perform fitness grading (fit/unfit) or 2+1 pocket sorting by denomination. For cash centers that must meet central-bank fitness standards or bundle notes automatically, pair it with a 2+1 pocket sorter. Counterfeit detection depends on the note templates loaded for each currency; confirm your target currencies are supported before deployment.

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FAQ

Q1: Can WRM996 handle several currencies at a COD hub without switching manually?

A: Yes. It supports automatic currency identification and multi-currency processing, so mixed Shopee / TikTok Shop / Jumia batches in different currencies can be counted without pre-sorting.

Q2: How does it support daily reconciliation when riders bring mixed cash?

A: It counts at up to 1,200 notes/min while authenticating each note and reading serial numbers, then outputs a printed summary via an external thermal printer on RS-232 — giving the hub a per-batch record for the cash ledger.

Q3: Does the WRM996 need internet or software to run at the hub?

A: No. It operates standalone. Connectivity is local only: USB, external display, and RS-232 for an external printer. No internet or backend integration is required.

Q4: Is it portable enough to move between collection points?

A: Yes. At 5.3 kg and 250 × 250 × 290 mm with a vertical design, it is easy to relocate between hub desks or temporary collection sites.

Q5: Can it catch counterfeit foreign notes on cross-border COD corridors?

A: It uses 2× CIS imaging plus MG, IR, UV, MT and serial-number recognition to flag suspect notes from mixed or foreign batches; flagged notes are held for operator review rather than accepted silently.