Very Easy Money Transfer: E-Cheque

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Very Easy MOney Transfer

E-Cheque
FROM KARTHEEK.A.P MBA99614

E-cheque system in India :


With amendments in the Sections 6 and 1(4), coupled

with the introduction of 81 A to the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, ECT is now legalized. After initial implementation in the national capital region, it will spread gradually across the country, though the stipulated deadline for the phased commencement is December 31, 2006. In 2002, e is for an e-cheque. An electronic cheque. A cheque that never expires. A cheque that never bounces whether because of insufficient balance in the account or a faulty signature. A cheque the creditor doesnt have to present physically at his bank. A cheque that enables outstation payments to be credited to the payees account within 2-3 days flat. A cheque that transfers money at half the cost of a demand draft!

e-Cheque

A cheque in the electronic form

"a cheque in the electronic form" means a cheque which contains the exact mirror image of a paper cheque, and is generated, written and signed in a secure system ensuring the minimum safety standards with the use of digital signature (with or without biometrics signature) and asymmetric crypto system

Advantages of e-Cheques

Highly secure - uses digital signatures and a symmetric crypto system based on Public Key Infrastructure

Advantages of e-Cheques

They are a fast, secure and convenient mode of electronic payment

Advantages of e-Cheques

With e-Cheques you can


Payment Transfer Deposit Certify Shop Inquiry Present Re-present

Advantages of e-Cheques

Process automation leads to lowering of costs

Advantages of e-Cheques

Generation of e-Cheque is Free

Advantages of e-Cheques

The Bank's liability in preserving passwords, PINs etc. is reduced

Advantages of e-Cheques

The Bank cannot be held responsible for any frauds resulting from the leakage of critical user information or incorrect transfers

Advantages of e-Cheques

Operating expenditures like costs of printing cheque books etc. are reduced

Process flow
4. User sends Certified echeque to payee 1. User Creates eCheques

3. Certified echeque is sent back electronically to the user

5. Payee deposits Certified echeque in bank online 6. Banks settle the payment through Electronic clearing

2. Bank verifies details. If, Stage 1 then transfer through NEFT Else, Certify e-cheque and send back to user.

A VEMOT e-Cheque

Thank you!

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