CPA 006 Image Placement Gauge - New Product
Insure all your checks meet CPA 006 standards with the Clearwave
M1027-95
Image Placement & Location Gauge!
The Clearwave Image Placement & Location Gauge insures accuracy
and placement of the five areas of interest within a check that
will be captured at the banks reader sorter image capture system.
Proper placement must be insured for placement of the following.
Pay to area, legal written amount area, signature area, date area,
convenience amount rectangle area. The Clearwave Placement & Location
Gauge complies to CPA 006 specifications.
$85.00 Canadian.
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Are you ready for Check 21?
Check 21 is a federal law that is designed to enable banks to handle
more checks electronically, which should make check processing faster
and more efficient. Today, banks often must physically move original
paper checks from the bank where the checks are deposited to the
bank that pays them. This transportation can be inefficient and
costly. Check 21 became effective on October 28, 2004.
Instead of physically moving paper checks from one bank to another,
Check 21 will allow banks to process more checks electronically.
Banks can capture a picture of the front and back of the check along
with the associated payment information and transmit this information
electronically. If a receiving bank or its customer requires a paper
check, the bank can use the electronic picture and payment information
to create a paper “substitute check.” This process enables banks
to reduce the cost of physically handling and transporting original
paper checks, which can be very expensive.
A substitute check is a paper copy of the front and back of the
original check. A substitute check is slightly larger than a standard
personal check so that it can contain a picture of your original
check. A substitute check must be printed in accordance with very
specific standards so that the substitute check can be used in the
same way as the original check. If you receive a substitute check
that appears to have a problem, such as it contains a bad picture
of your original check, contact your bank.
What do I need to do?
In order to comply to Check 21 all checks must be image compatible
in order to achieve this process you must comply to the ANSI X9.7
standard. Insuring that all background screening, logo's and the
five areas of interest comply to the specification. We recommend
the Clearwave M1027-95 Image Placement & Location Gauge for precise
placement and location of the five areas of interest and the RDM
Image
Qualifier to measure check background screens, legibility
convenience amount scan area, date, pay to, legal written amount.
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