MICR Cheque Features
All cheques are guaranteed to comply with all Clearing Bank, Cheque & Credit Clearing Company and NRB guidelines and regulations.
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Optional Security Features |
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Security Cheque paper ultraviolet dull Cheque paper is very strictly controlled. Only accredited cheque printers can buy it from accredited paper mills. Cheque paper is ultraviolet dull. It does not reflect blue under ultraviolet light unlike ordinary paper. The paper must comply with regulations for weight, feel and quality. Watermarked cheque stationery Cheques shall carry a standardised watermark, with the text “NEPAL” which can be seen when held against any light source. Aqua security ink Water based security ink which reacts if water is used to make alterations. Also only available to accredited cheque printers. Solvent security ink Solvent based security ink which reacts if solvents are used to make alterations – only available to accredited cheque printers. Invisible ultraviolet complex pattern The pattern can only be seen under an ultraviolet light. The complex design has to be approved by NRB. Standard security background design Standard designs still need to be complex but are not personalised with customers' logos etc. MICR band The codeline must be in magnetic ink. The signal strength size, style and layout must be exact to pass regulations. Micro text printing Lines to the naked eye but under magnification made up of text. Void Pantograph Pantograph with hidden / embedded “VOID” feature shall be included in the cheques. This would act as a deterrent against colour photocopy or scanned colour images of a cheque. |
Hologram Impossible to remove or photocopy. Almost impossible and costs several thousands to create. Split duct printing Printing process where colours fade from one to another. Thermochromic ink Changes colour when heated. Customised security background design Complex designs using customer's logo and company name.
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