How can you fund a secure cash register to reduce occupational risks in your shop?

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The Caisse régionale d'assurance maladie d'Île-de-France (CRAMIF) supports employers in the Paris region in preventing workplace accidents and occupational illnesses. It offers conditional financial support for certain equipment, assessments and prevention initiatives.

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Make it easier to acquire equipment in order to reduce hygiene-related risks (cash handling) by eliminating cash exchanges, stress by improving the employer–employee relationship, violence by reducing the risk of robbery, and finally musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) by reducing the handling of small objects. The deadline for submitting applications is set at 15 November 2027.

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• Secure cash register with an automatic coin dispenser at height; each secure cash register must be equipped with a secure cash and coin management system made up of the following three elements:

a coin unit; a banknote unit; control software.

• Cash transfer hatch.

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The business must:

be a member of an occupational health and prevention service (SPST); have drawn up and updated its single occupational risk assessment document (DUER) within the last year (businesses with fewer than 11 employees are exempt from this annual update requirement) and keep it available for the regional fund (caisse régionale) should it request to review it; not be subject to an ongoing injunction or additional contribution for any of its establishments; inform staff representative bodies of the planned investments and of the funding request made to the regional fund; take out a maintenance contract for the equipment (the first year of the contract is included in the funding).

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A grant covering 50% of eligible expenses, up to a limit of €25,000. The grant is awarded for a maximum of 3 cash registers.

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Businesses:

with a national headcount of between 1 and 49 employees (per SIREN); contributing to the general Social Security scheme as an employer; up to date with their occupational accident and illness contributions; falling under CTN D or G.

Step 1

Check that the business has between 1 and 49 employees nationally, falls under the general scheme, is up to date with its occupational accident/illness (AT/MP) contributions, and belongs to the business sectors (CTN) D or G mentioned on this page.

Step 2

Check membership of an occupational health and prevention service (SPST) and the availability of a recent single occupational risk assessment document (DUER), in line with the rules applicable to the headcount.

Step 3

Request a detailed quote for a system comprising the coin unit, the banknote unit and the control software, or for the authorised cash transfer device. Check the equipment actually covered on the CRAMIF page.

Step 4

Consult the official CRAMIF page and submit the application through the indicated process, before ordering or installing the equipment. Have the 15 November 2027 deadline, the caps and the combination rules confirmed.

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The internal page mentions a rate of 50%, a cap of €25,000 and a maximum of three cash registers. These parameters must be checked against the official rules in force. Since 2026, Assurance Maladie's Prevention grants have been subject to the European de minimis rule: the total of aid under this regime is capped at €300,000 over three years, under the official conditions. A declaration of other public aid may be required.

Who can apply for the Secure Cash Register grant?

The reference covers businesses with 1 to 49 employees, employers under the general scheme, falling under CTN D or G and meeting the prevention and contribution conditions. CRAMIF must confirm the establishment's eligibility.

Which equipment is covered?

This page lists a secure cash register with an automatic coin dispenser, a coin unit, a banknote unit, control software or a cash transfer hatch. Check the current official list.

What is the amount of the grant?

The reference indicates 50% of eligible expenses, up to €25,000, for a maximum of three cash registers. These are catalogue parameters to be confirmed against the official conditions in force.

Until when can the application be submitted?

Confirm this deadline on the official page before preparing your application.

Partial review

The general 2026 rules for Prevention grants are confirmed by the official pages.

Official sources

• Secure cash register — CRAMIF
• Financial aid: changes from 1 January 2026 — CRAMIF
• Financial aid: what's changing on 1 January 2026 — Assurance Maladie
• CRAMIF official website — CRAMIF