With the rapid development of the financial industry and continuous advancements in information technology, banking management methods are also constantly being updated and optimized. In terms of warehouse management, traditional manual management methods can no longer meet the needs of modern banks. RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology-based intelligent warehouse management systems have emerged, becoming an essential means to enhance management efficiency and security.

RFID technology uses radio waves to transmit information, enabling the automatic identification and data exchange of items. The system mainly consists of RFID tags, readers, antennas, and data processing systems. Each item stored in the warehouse is attached with an RFID tag, which contains a tiny chip and antenna capable of storing relevant information about the item, such as item number, storage location, and entry time. When items enter or exit the warehouse, RFID readers installed at entry points or on shelves emit radio waves that activate the chips in the RFID tags and read the stored information. The readers then transmit the collected tag information to the backend data processing system for real-time updates and records. The data processing system analyzes and processes the received information, displaying the results on the management interface for staff to view and manage.

Compared to traditional manual management, RFID technology-based intelligent warehouse management systems have significant advantages. First, RFID systems can achieve automatic collection and updating of item information, greatly reducing manual operations and improving work efficiency. Secondly, through RFID technology, managers can monitor the status and location of items in the warehouse in real-time, quickly locating and retrieving needed items, thereby reducing the risk of item loss and misplacement. Additionally, RFID systems can monitor the entry and exit of items in real-time, automatically recording each operation to prevent unauthorized personnel from entering and exiting freely, thus enhancing warehouse security management. RFID systems also accurately record detailed information about each item, ensuring data accuracy and integrity. Moreover, all operation records can be traced, facilitating audits and inquiries. Although the initial investment in RFID systems is relatively high, their automation and efficiency can significantly reduce labor costs and management expenses, making them economically beneficial in the long run.

RFID technology-based intelligent warehouse management systems not only improve work efficiency and security but also provide strong support for banks' refined management. As RFID technology continues to develop and be applied, these intelligent management systems are expected to play an important role in more fields, driving innovation and development in banking management methods. In the future, with the further integration of the Internet of Things and big data technologies, bank warehouse management will become more intelligent and automated, providing a more solid foundation for the development of the financial industry.