C OMMER CIAL BANKING
CHASE COMMERCIAL ONLINE | FRAUD PROTECTION SERVICES | TIPS
HOW TO REDUCE EXCEPTIONS CAUSED BY
READABILITY ERRORS
Please use the following guidelines to reduce the number of check
exceptions presented for review due to readability problems. Remember,
with Positive Pay, you will be charged for each check exception
presented for review.
Text formatting. Checks are most readable when the text is printed in
12-point font or larger, a recommended font style (Courier New, Arial,
or Times New Roman), black ink, and all uppercase letters. Please note
that text should not be italicized, underlined or written in cursive.
Printing. Checks should be printed on ink jet or laser printers with a
resolution of 600 dpi or higher. Dot matrix printed and hand written
checks are not recommended.
Printing should also conform to the Federal Reserve Bank Regulation
CC Standards, published ANSI layout standards, and be “image friendly.”
Please note that any dark background patterns, images or watermarks
on the check in the name and address block area can show on the black
and white image and may interfere with readability.
Payee Name. The Payee Name that you provide to Chase must exactly
match the name printed on the check in layout, format, letters, and
punctuation.
Check format. The location of the Payee Name on the check is
determined by the location of the phrase “Pay to the Order of.”This
phrase can be stacked vertically to the left or in a horizontal line above
the Payee Name and should be left-aligned. If the phrase “Pay to the
Order of” is stacked vertically to the left of Payee Name, then the phrase
must start on the same line as the Payee Name.
The location of the payee information should also be consistent by
account number. The Payee Name must start on the rst line of the payee
address block and must not exceed two lines of the payee address block.
An address line must always follow the payee line. There should be no
blank spaces or lines between the payee and the address.
FRAUD PROTECTION ALERTS
When you start managing your checks through Chase Fraud Protection
Services, you can receive and manage Account Alerts to help you keep
track of your account activity.
To enable these alerts for authorized users, the System Administrator
should click “Manage Alerts” on the dashboard and then add the user’s
email address to their Fraud Protection Services Alerts.
CONTACT US
Need help? If you have questions about Chase Fraud Protection
Services, please call the Chase Commercial Online Service Center at
1-877-226-0071 (for Government, Not-for-Prot, and Healthcare Banking
Clients: 1-855-893-2223). Our Service Representatives are available to
assist you Monday through Friday, from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Eastern
time.
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Terms, conditions, limitations, and fees apply as described in the Chase Commercial Online Access and Services Agreement. No representation or warranty of any kind or description is intended or to be
inferred from the name “Fraud Protection Services,” given to the Positive Pay Service and the Reverse Positive Pay Service which are available as data matching tools on Chase Commercial Online to aid
Customer’s in preventing errors and fraud with respect to Items presented against Customer’s checking accounts.
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