Thank you Mr. Rajaram for clearing my doubt. However for small amounts the
local banks clear such cheques. My experience. However they instruct in future
it should not be in two inks. Gopalakrishnan
On Thursday 16 January, 2025 at 08:36:50 am IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy
<[email protected]> wrote:
It is a fake; there is no ban with black or blue etc; cheques cannot be
written in different colors which will not be honoured. K Rajaram IRS 16125
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From: 'venkat giri' via iyer123 <[email protected]>
Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2025 at 20:42
Subject: [iyer123] New RBI RULE
To: Iyer <[email protected]>
Respected Sir/s, NEW YEAR, NEW RULES: BLACK
INK BANNED ON CHEQUESIn a move aimed at enhancing security features and
preventing fraudulent activities, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has announced
that cheques written in black ink will no longer be accepted from January 1st,
2025.As per the new guidelines, cheques must be written in blue or green ink to
be considered valid. The RBI has taken this step to prevent tampering and
alteration of cheques, which has been a significant concern in recent years.
"The use of black ink on cheques has been a major security risk, as it can be
easily erased or altered," said an RBI spokesperson. "By mandating the use of
blue or green ink, we aim to reduce the incidence of cheque fraud and ensure a
safer transaction environment."
The new rule applies to all types of cheques, including personal, business, and
government cheques. Banks have been instructed to reject any cheques written in
black ink, and customers will be required to re-issue the cheques in the
prescribed ink colors.
While some customers have expressed inconvenience at the new rule, most have
welcomed the enhanced security measures. "It's a small price to pay for the
added security," said Rohan Patel, a local businessman. "I'd rather take the
extra minute to write a cheque in blue ink than risk having it tampered with."
The RBI has advised customers to use only blue or green ink pens when writing
cheques and to ensure that the ink is not faded or smudged. With this new rule,
the RBI aims to strengthen the security of the cheque payment system and
protect customers from fraudulent activities.Regards.
V.SRIDHARAN. TRICHY
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