Laser Check Printing

Check Fraud Statistics and Techniques You Should Know About

This post provides basics facts and information that describe the scope and pervasiveness of check fraud. Find check fraud statistics & common techniques.

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Preventing Payments Fraud with Positive Pay and Security Checks

No single security method can prevent all payments fraud, but this blog offers two suggestions that you can incorporate into a multi-layered approach to security. Learn more about Positive Pay and security checks.

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Laser Check Printing: MICR Toner vs. Standard Toner

When printing checks, it's always best to use MICR toner in a MICR printer. We don't recommend ever using standard toner or a standard printer. Why? Because meeting ANSI standards is important. It shows that you have done your due diligence to prevent fraud, which could protect you from liability later.

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History of MICR – Magnetic Ink Character Recognition

While the MICR font is clearly visible on every paper check processed today, that wasn’t always the case. Prior to the mid-1940s, checks were processed manually. As the number of checks increased, finding an automated way to process them became essential.

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Why MICR Toner Is Critical for Check Security

What makes MICR so important? What constitutes “quality” MICR toner? Will generic toner work? Get answers to your MICR/check security questions here.

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Laser Check Security Features & Standards: What You Need to Know

Learn about the laser check security features that checks must include in order to comply with the ANSI standards for check processing security.

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How to Prevent Check Fraud: Check Security Q&A

We sat down with Relyco check expert Deanna Dorvillier to give you a first-hand account of the reality of check fraud and some measures you can take to prevent it from happening to you.

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About the Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act and Image Replacement Documents

When banks create electronic check images, they scan the checks to create electronic files and then destroy the original paper check. The electronic image may be reprinted onto a new type of document called an Image Replacement Document (IRD).

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How to Print a Check in 7 Easy Steps

Whether you own a small or large business, you can save time and money by printing your own checks. In the past, check printing was handled by large printing companies or banks, but you can print checks at your home or small business if you have access to a laser printer, blank check paper and magnetic ink/toner called MICR.

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When Check Fraud Hits Close to Home: Learn How to Prevent It

While it is sometimes very difficult to identify a fraudulent check, there are things you can look for. Here are several signs that may indicate a bad check.

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