BP65 new Cheque printer for big branches

Avoid Cheque Fraud
Cheque Fraud - How to protect yourself

Don’t accept a cheque, or bankers’ draft, from someone unless you absolutely know and trust them. Be especially wary when accepting a high-value cheque, for instance if you are selling a car or boat.

Be aware that, even after the value of the cheque has been credited to your account, there is a risk that the money could be reclaimed if the cheque subsequently turns out to be stolen or counterfeit.


Keep your chequebook in a safe place, report any missing cheques to your bank immediately and always go through your bank statement thoroughly.

Banks will examine each case of cheque fraud on an individual basis but, generally speaking, if you are an innocent victim of cheque fraud who has had a cheque or chequebook stolen and used fraudulently you will be refunded by your bank. However, if you have accepted a cheque or bankers' draft that turns out to be fraudulent, your bank is likely to reclaim the funds.

If you are a victim of cheque fraud or would like more information, contact your bank for advice or refer to your bank’s terms and conditions.
If you are concerned about the most suitable payment option, your bank should be able to offer you advice.
Always check the code line on the cheque you receive to see if someone has tried to alter a number on the code line.

If you use cheque book, ask your bank if they have been printed on a secure cheque printer.

BP65 and BP65S is a modifed version of the well known BP64E and BP64ES.

Many customers have used our excellent machines JC64, BP64 and BP64E together with our Stapler and Binder unit JC10

Now the JC10 is build into BP65S

Main reason to save cost and space.

The new BP65 and BP65S use impact printing technology for both MICR line and Personalisation data, this in combination with secure ribbons, as Indelible MICR ribbon and text ribbon, to avoid Fraud attempt.