Fejfar MAT Card and Kiosks

Anthony J. Fejfar is hereby copyrighting and patenting the MAT (Money Acesses Transaction )Card and Kiosk under GATT (General Agreement on Tariff's and Trade). The MAT system works like this. There is one actual, physical bank who has only Credit-Debit Card accounts which are analgous to checking accounts, but, no checks, instead there is only a Credit-Debit Card which functions like a Cash Card. At the store it acts like a VISA or MASTERCARD, but in fact, what the card does is to electronically reduce the balance in your credit-debit card bank account by the amount of the "Credit Card" charge. The account requires a $100 minimum balance plus a $10 a year fee, and does not pay interest, nor does it charge interest. In small towns cities all over America there will be MAT Kiosks in Quick Shops and Grocery stores. The MAT kiosk differs from a MAC kiosk, in that the MAT kiosk has a computer terminal as well as a cash dispenser and a cash intake device. Once a person has a VISA or MASTERCARD Credit-Debit account, all the cardholder has to do is go to a MAT kiosk and insert cash money into the cash intake machine, at which point the cardholder's account will be credited for the cash money deposited, and a receipt will be issued. Similary, cash can also be withdrawn with a $200 limit per day. This technology involves a synthesis of the cash money intake machine used at the Giant Eagle Grocery stores in Pittsburgh, combined with credit debit card checking accounts such as those found at local banks, and combined with the basic MAC machine technology.
(C)Perpetual Copyright and Patent (2011) by Anthony J. Fejfar and Anthony J. Faber, and Neothomism, P.C. (PA)