Are drafts legal? Bank drafts are 100% legal. They look exactly like checks, except for the signature line. You don't sign bank drafts. ChecksNet imprints Pre-authorized Draft on the signature line. All you need is permission from a person who signs on that account. Permission can be verbal or written. Best way is someone faxing their check to you. You can also record permission on your answering machine or voicemail. This complies with FTC Regulation 16 CFR 310. You deposit bank drafts just like checks. Put other people's money in your bank NOW! No waiting, no merchant fees, no transaction fees or additional fees of any kind. We think bank drafts are the most powerful payment tool ever created. We use it every day in our offices to sell our products and services. You can start accepting draft payments the minute you have ChecksNet. Bank drafts have been a legally accepted form of payment for almost 100 YEARS. History. Insurance companies started using bank drafts in the 1920's. Today you can pay your utility or credit card bill simply by giving your account information over the phone. Bank drafts are a normal way of life today. This is one reason why the Federal Reserve System recommends bank drafts to service Americans who don't have credit cards. July 1, 2022 U.S. Census Bureau estimates: Over 83 MILLION American's don't have even 1 credit card. Insurance agents routinely do bank drafts. Allstate, Farmers and many independent insurance agents all across America have been using ChecksNet Software since 1995.
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