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Check Disbursements
Your check products have been integrated into our Check Disbursement Services, which provides robust solutions to improve efficiency and security for the check payables process. We offer full-service check print and reconciliation, so whether you need to print checks, make a decision on check payments, or view your check images, we've got you covered. Your Check Print service will remain unchanged as your accounts transition. In the months following integration, your relationship team will assist with helping you transition to one of our check print solutions.
If enrolled in check fraud protection services through our Check Positive Pay offering, you’ll have the ability to monitor, review and decision checks that have cleared your account, proactively enter positive paycheck issues, customize default decision settings to automatically return potentially fraudulent checks and decision pending check exceptions before 4 p.m. local bank time.
If your account activity indicates that a check has not cleared in the last 12 months, we will place a Post No Checks flag on your account, which upon transition to JPMorganChase will proactively secure your account and help protect against check fraud. If you plan to write checks using this account at some point in the future, you’ll need to let your relationship team know so they can remove this flag with written authorization from an authorized signer.
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The information provided here is intended to help clients protect themselves from fraud and cyberfraud. It does not provide a comprehensive list of all types of fraud activities or identify all types of cybersecurity best practices. Your company or organization is responsible for determining how to best protect itself against fraud and cyberfraud and for selecting the best practices that are most appropriate to your needs.
Clients who do not use appropriate fraud-prevention tools increase their risk of losses and are liable for all losses incurred for payments originating using any authorized users’ security credentials or others who have designated transaction authority.
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