A crossed cheque is a cheque marked with two parallel lines, usually on the top-left corner or across the face of the cheque. It cannot be cashed directly at the bank counter and must be deposited into a bank account. This makes cheque payments safer, more traceable and less prone to misuse. Let’s say, if you issue a crossed cheque to …
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