Industry Solution
Real-Time Armored Fleet Monitoring with Zero Blind Spots
Cash-in-transit operations carry extreme risk per mile. Open VTS provides tamper-aware armored vehicle tracking, deviation alerts, vault-to-vault chain-of-custody visibility, and security event logging — all self-hosted on your own locked-down infrastructure.
Request a Secure DemoWho this is for
Cash-in-transit operations managers, bank security directors, armored fleet coordinators, and risk compliance officers at banks, CIT companies, and secure logistics providers.
Challenges
Why armored fleet tracking is non-negotiable
Every minute off-route is a security exposure
Armored vehicles carrying valuables must follow approved routes precisely. Any deviation — intentional or accidental — represents a window of vulnerability that demands immediate awareness.
Tamper and unauthorized access detection
Vehicle compartment openings outside designated vault locations, unexpected engine shutdowns, or GPS signal loss can indicate robbery attempts. Detection must be automatic and instant.
Chain-of-custody documentation gaps
Regulatory and insurance requirements demand continuous documentation of cargo movement from vault to vault. Paper-based or manual systems leave gaps that create liability.
Data must not leave operator-controlled infrastructure
Armored fleet route data is sensitive. CIT companies and banks cannot store vehicle positions, route patterns, and timing data on third-party cloud platforms.
Use Cases
Open VTS in the control room
Armored vehicle route monitoring
Track every armored vehicle against its pre-approved route in real time. Instant alerts for any deviation, unauthorized stop, or extended dwell at non-vault locations.
Tamper and security event detection
Door-open sensors, compartment alerts, and GPS jamming detection trigger immediate high-priority notifications to control rooms.
Vault-to-vault chain-of-custody tracking
Log departure from origin vault, route adherence, all stop events, and arrival at destination vault — creating a continuous GPS-verified custody chain for every consignment.
Control room fleet dashboard
Dedicated security operations center view showing all active armored vehicles, their route status, alert state, and estimated arrival times at next scheduled stops.
Capabilities
Security-grade monitoring capabilities
Strict Route Compliance
Pre-approved routes loaded per trip. Zero-tolerance deviation detection with instant notifications to control room operators.
Tamper Alert Integration
Door sensors, compartment intrusion detection, and GPS jammer alerts feed directly into the monitoring dashboard with geospatial context.
Chain-of-Custody Log
Vault departure, stop timestamps, route adherence, and vault arrival — all GPS-verified and exportable for audit, insurance, and legal purposes.
GPS Jamming Detection
Alert when a tracker loses GPS signal in suspicious circumstances — particularly during transit between known coverage zones.
Control Room View
Purpose-built dashboard for security operations centers. Live fleet view, alert queue, and response coordination in a single screen.
Full Self-Hosted Deployment
All data stays on your infrastructure. No third-party cloud dependency. Critical for organizations with strict data sovereignty requirements.
Fleet Context
Armored and secure fleet vehicles
Armored cash transport vehicles
Hardened vehicles transporting cash, bullion, and high-value items between bank branches, ATMs, and vaults.
ATM servicing vehicles
Vehicles performing ATM cash replenishment runs on scheduled multi-stop routes.
Escort and security support vehicles
Armed escort vehicles providing additional security presence for high-value route segments.
Bank executive transport
Executive transport vehicles requiring discreet tracking for personal security and route logging.
Outcomes
Risk reduction and audit readiness
Eliminate route deviation blind spots
Zero-tolerance deviation alerts ensure every off-route event is detected and investigated within seconds, not discovered after a loss.
Strengthen insurance and audit position
Continuous GPS-verified chain-of-custody logs provide the documentary evidence insurers and auditors require for coverage and compliance.
Keep sensitive route data off third-party clouds
Self-hosted deployment means armored vehicle route patterns, timing data, and stop locations never leave your controlled infrastructure.
Reduce response time to security events
Tamper alerts with GPS position enable control rooms to dispatch police and response units immediately to the exact incident location.
Compliance & Safety
- Central bank and financial regulatory chain-of-custody documentation
- Insurance underwriting requirements for continuous route monitoring
- Private security industry regulatory compliance for armed fleet operations
- Data sovereignty and information security standards for financial institutions
FAQ
CIT and banking fleet FAQ
Yes. When a GPS tracker loses satellite signal in circumstances inconsistent with normal coverage patterns — especially during active transit — the system raises a jamming-suspected alert with the last known position.
Data transmission between trackers and server uses encrypted protocols. Since the server runs on your own infrastructure, data-at-rest encryption is managed by your IT team per your security policies.
Yes. The dashboard supports multi-region fleet views with the ability to zoom into specific city clusters or filter by route, vehicle, or alert status.
Routes are defined as corridor geofences. Any movement outside the defined corridor boundary triggers an immediate deviation alert. Corridor width is configurable per route.
Yes. GPS trackers with digital input ports connect to door sensors, compartment locks, and tamper detection hardware. Events from these sensors appear as alerts on the monitoring dashboard with GPS context.
Security-Grade Fleet Tracking, Self-Hosted
Discuss tamper-aware tracking, route compliance, and self-hosted data sovereignty for your CIT or banking fleet.