Anonymous

21 Aug 2020

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Why must you cross your cheque before you deposit?

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Joey Lim

21 Aug 2020

It's just a precaution, I believe. In case someone scummy wanted to add another 0 to the end of your valued amount, there'd be very little to stop him. Which is also why you spell out the value on the cheque as well!

TL;DR, it's to prevent fraud :)

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