Continuous Cheques

Continually Secure

Multi-Part Forms are More Secure

• A carbonless copy is always a true copy of the original.
• Alterations to carbonless copies are easily detected.
• There is less opportunity for mischief with a carbonless copy of the original. Example: With laser printers, dishonest employees can create fraudulent file "copies" of invoices or purchase orders and then keep overpayments or over-quantities of received goods.

Multi-Part Forms Cost Less to Use

• Continual use and overuse of laser printers leads to excess toner and repair expenses.
• Running multi-part continuous forms through an impact printer is faster and more economical than a standard laser printer.
• Overuse of photocopiers to make copies of laser printer forms originals is also expensive in terms of labour, toner and repair expenses.

Benefits of Continuous Cheques

• Improve your payment processes
• Save time
• Print cheque and remittance in one process
• Improve your corporate image by getting your corporate logo and colours into the market place
• Easier Reconciliation

Options Available

Additional Security Features Available

• Datafuse & Frangible Paper. Includes all of the above features plus the Paper includes fluorescent fibres and rips when having sticky tape applied.
• UV Features. The ink may only be seen under a UV lamp and is not visible under normal light
• Solvent Sensitive Inks. The ink reacts to organic solvents, providing a visual alert that tampering may have occurred. 
• Artificial Watermark. A printed watermark that cannot be duplicated by scanners or copiers. 
• Fine Line Security Pattern. Used in the background of a cheque in a subtle ink colour. 
• Custom Micro Printing. Miniature type that can only be read when magnified and cannot be duplicated by a copier. 
• Warning Bands. To state to the person viewing the document that the cheque is protected, thus curbing possible forgery attempts before they start. 
• Vignettes. Creates a fading effect of dark to light. Used with subtle colours and extremely difficult to scan.