A personal check that your bank guarantees it will honor.
A Check that represents guaranteed funds in a customer's account.
check for which the bank guarantees payment.
A personal check drawn by an individual which is certified (guaranteed) to be good. The bank holds the funds to pay the certified check and will not pay any other checks drawn on the account if such payment would impede payment of the certified check. The bank also will not honor a stop payment of a certified check.
A certified check is a check you write and take to your financial institution. The bank will mark it "certified" for a fee (usually $2 to $5) and place a hold on the money in your account until the check is processed. A certified check is guaranteed not to bounce.
a check containing certification that the person who issued the check has sufficient funds on deposit to cover payment
a bank customer's check that has been accepted by the drawee bank
a check written by the account holder on his or her personal or business account for which the bank or financial institution certifies that the signature is genuine and that the funds are available to pay the check
a check written by the drawer - that has been guaranteed or 'certified' by the drawee bank to be paid
a personal check drawn on a financial institution and written by a customer to the party receiving payment
A check that a bank has marked as "guaranteed cashable" for its customer.
A check which is drawn from the issuer's account for funds the bank has set aside to insure payment
Negotiable instrument indicating payment is guaranteed by a bank. Funds are immediately withdrawn from a depositor's account and it becomes the legal obligation of the bank to cover the check.
A personal or business check that the financial institution has guaranteed will be paid in the full amount, often required for large purchases.
A personal check that the bank guarantees to be good
a check guaranteed by the bank to be good
A check that guarantees that: (1) the signature of the drawer is genuine and (2) sufficient funds are on deposit for its payment. The amount certified is set aside by the financial institution for the express purpose of paying the check, and the financial institution is obligated to pay the check when payment is requested.
A bank guarantees payment on this type of check.
A check drawn on the issuer's account for funds that have been segregated by the bank, thus assuring sufficient funds for payment.
A check which the bank guarantees to be good, and against which a stop payment is ineffective.
A check drawn on the issuer's account but for funds that have been segregated by the bank, guaranteeing payment.
A personal or business check for which payment is guaranteed by the drawee bank. Proof of the guarantee is shown when the bank stamps the word "certified" on the face of the check.
A depositor's check across the face of which an authorized party in the drawee bank has stamped the word certified and added a signature. Through certification of a check, the drawee guarantees that sufficient funds have been set aside from the depositor's account to pay the item. A certified check is a bank's promise to pay.
A check for which a bank guarantees payment. When the check is certified, it legally becomes an obligation of the banks, and the funds to cover it are immediately from the depositor's account.
A certified check or cheque is a form of check for which the bank verifies that sufficient funds exist in the account to cover the check, and so certifies, at the time the check is written. Those funds are then set aside in the bank's internal account until the check is cashed or returned by the payee. Thus, a certified check cannot "bounce".