With the increasing rates of theft and crime causing a major concern for the banking and financial industry in India, Janakalyan Sahakari Bank has decided to maintain a more secured environment by applying high-performance surveillance products to enhance the security of its premises.
Challenges faced
Compared to other industries, banks handle a large amount of cash and financial transactions, making surveillance systems the prime choice to tackle against theft and crime, both inside and outside the premises, in order to safeguard customers, employees, and assets of the bank.
Apart from building up a complete surveillance infrastructure at Janakalyan Sahakari Bank, they have also requested that the DVR must be able to support ATM/POS text overlay in order to store the video footage along with the transaction data to quickly and easily search individual transactions and view corresponding video.
Solutions offered
Janakalyan Sahakari Bank decided to use DS-7004HI-S Network DVR from Hikvision, a leading digital surveillance products supplier with the headquarters in China, to guarantee the safety of the bank. The products are being used in seven branch offices of Janakalyan Sahakari Bank in India.
Acccording to Vijay Kale, assistant general manager, Janakalyan Sahakari Bank, “As of now the bank has adopted the solution for seven of its branches and will soon be implementing it in its 19 other branches.”
“After adopting Hikvision’s DS-7004HI-S Network DVR to get high-quality surveillance 24/7, Janakalyan Sahakari Bank has now enhanced its security to provide a secured environment for customers, employees, and assets,” Kale said.
With the most advanced H.264 ACE (Advanced Code Efficiency) technology, DS-7004HI-S Network DVR can provide high-quality video with a resolution up to 4CIF in real-time, so that the staff in the surveillance center can get access to the security status immediately. Furthermore, by using text overlay technology, the product is able to acquire transaction details including ATM ID, card number, transaction date and time, and to overlay the information onto video footage with user-defined fonts, colour and position. The video can be retrieved according to the transaction data and used as evidence of crime.
