CAS Configuration Overview
This is a step-by-step overview for new customers using CAS.
This is only one stage of: https://generalbytes.atlassian.net/l/cp/yJfDnG86
You must have CAS installed for this page to be relevant.
You’ve logged into CAS, and are now staring at the Terminals dashboard. What’s next?
Some customization, that’s what’s next. You need to setup CAS to represent you in all transactions conducted at BATMs, so in this article we’ll touch on the various software components and their recommended order to save time & trouble.
Overview
Verify your Organization.
Your Organization should be kept updated to prevent billing issues and to ensure proper reporting compliance. Make sure that your contact information is displayed correctly.
See: https://generalbytes.atlassian.net/l/c/epYZ3j7Q
Adjust your Crypto Settings.
This is a very important area to visit - and the most difficult to get “right”.
The default settings are for demonstration only. To actually send (“BUY”) or receive (“SELL”) coin, you’ll have to add your account settings to the existing (or new) Crypto Setting.
So first, create an account at your supported & preferred Hot Wallet provider, or Exchange. We are not affiliated with any providers, and do not know your financial needs or region. You’ll have to explore your options (there are many) and find some that fit your tastes. The number of combinations may be intimidating, but this is part of the effort you must put into your Operation.
Navigate here to understand the CAS settings: https://generalbytes.atlassian.net/l/c/TQCvqQ4M
Hot Wallet information: https://generalbytes.atlassian.net/l/c/4EY1VxiP
Exchange help: https://generalbytes.atlassian.net/l/c/NNfgnN7F
Check your Fiat Setting.
The default Fiat Setting is usually fine as-is, but double-check it anyhow. Measure twice; cut once. Many Operators don’t want their cashboxes filled up with singles (small denominations), so you may choose to limit the denominations to assist towards this end.
Fiat Settings: https://generalbytes.atl