A truncated cheque (defined in NI act section 6) as a cheque which is truncated during the course of a clearing cycle either by the clearing house or by the bank (paying or collecting) immediately on generation of electronic image of the cheque, substituting the further movement of the cheque. In such a process,a cheque will be scanned and the electronic image of the cheque instead of the physical cheque will be transmitted in the clearing cycle.
An electronic cheque is a cheque in electronic form as against the usual paper instrument in writing generated, written and signed with the use of digital signature (with or without biometric signature and asymmetric crypto system)
what is difference between a current account and a cheque account
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They both mean the same
None.
The process in which cheque details are captured by the payee bank (or its clearingagent) and electronically presented in an agreed format to the drawee bank (the bank on which it was drawn) for payment. Unlike the more common form of presentment where a cheque is physically presented to the drawee bank, a truncated cheque is stored by the payee bank.
you spell it different
Cheque truncation (check truncation in American English) is when a physical (paper) cheque is converted into an electronic form for transmission to the paying bank over the internet. This basically avoids having to physically move the cheque between banks, etc.
The difference is just the spelling. they both mean the same...
I do know the difference. What is your question?
Is this related to an payment? In Germany, an ELV is a kind of electronic cheque.
Cheque is both securities and payment instrument. Voucher is only securities. From securities point of view they are the same and have the same meaning. Cheque has larger scope.
An unpresented cheque is one that hasnt been presented for payment yet. A stale cheque is one that has expired.