Development of an Automated Coin Slot Sales Tracking System Using Microcontroller

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Authors: John Lory P. Amparo, Jake N. Cuyugan, Rosalie L. Paculanan, Joeven Stephen C. Secusana, Gabriel C. Suarez, Kent Russell N. Casiño, Neptale S. Roa Iii
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Abstract

This study addresses the prevalence of fraudulent activities and revenue inconsistencies in Pisonet businesses caused by reliance on manual monitoring methods. The primary objective of the project is to develop an Automated Coin Slot Sales Tracking System using a microcontroller to enhance financial transparency and operational efficiency. The system was developed using the Modified Waterfall SDLC model, covering requirements gathering through deployment, and was built using ESP32 microcontrollers, Firebase Firestore, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS for its implementation. It is intended for Pisonet business owners and branch partners, offering features such as real-time coin counting, automated financial reporting, offline data synchronization, and multi-branch management. Testing and evaluation show that the system achieves high accuracy in recording transactions, maintains stable connectivity via a dedicated network, and provides an organized interface that simplifies sales verification. The project effectively establishes a transparent digital audit trail that minimizes human error and prevents fraud, though physical security against altered coins remains dependent on the coin slot hardware.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Currency Recognition and Detection Blockchain Technology Applications and Security Environmental Engineering and Cultural Studies

Publication details

Journal / source
International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology (IJISRT)
Pages
2316–2316
Publication date
5 January 2026