No one ever told me I needed an underground safe deposit box. Actually, I never knew such a thing existed. The cash business I ran for about 10 years took a lot of coins and bills on a daily basis and also kept valuable customer financial information on site. This should have been stored in a safe overnight. The type of guy who wants to fund a drug bust doesn’t have to associate my busy business with cash and luckily, I’ve never been held up or burglarized, but to this day I shudder to think what could have happened.
A safe for your business?
Here’s a good tip right away! You’ll need a safety deposit box if you’re dealing with cash, period. It’s fair to say that most businesses won’t invest in one until a robbery happens. The brick-and-mortar business on Main Street will accept payment by cards, coins and bills, and some customers may pay on account. While batch-out will pay the cards to your bank, you can take the cash home with you at night or leave it at the business for him to bring in the next morning, in an envelope, put under the table or somewhere. You are asking for a theft to be committed, either robbery or burglary. For this reason, you need to have the first security measures in place and protect the income of your business. Omit this precaution and your day will come.
The best safe for your business
Which or whether you opt for both types has its advantages and disadvantages. In favor of the variety of floor coverings is that it is hidden, takes up less space and is of course fireproof if installed in concrete. Although floor safes are very popular, they tend to be limited in size and are not practical for storing some items such as cash on pads. I like floor safes because they are hidden.
Drop Facility
A floor safe with the possibility of depositing money is called a bank safe. The cash-out facility allows money to be deposited until a reasonable person such as a manager or owner reconciles the accommodation and banks it. As cash increases throughout the day, a business may find it prudent to sweep cash registers with extra cash and store it in a cash safe. Again, the floor safe is very practical as it is hidden, does not take up space and is fire resistant. Nightclubs, hotels and bars that stop trading late into the night benefit from the safety and simplicity of floor safes with the ability to store cash.