5.5 Stop Payments
A Stop Payment is a request made by account holder to his/her bank, instructing the bank not to honor or process a specific check for any transaction.
- A single Check number
- A range of Check numbers
- The amount for which a Check is drawn
Stop payment for a Check can be specified for a defined period of time. You can also maintain a stop payment with no expiry date, that is, the instruction remains effective until revoked.
When a stop payment instruction (check or money) is issued to an account number, the system automatically selects the Stop Payment check box. If the stop payment instruction is withdrawn, the status is updated accordingly. If a customer requests to stop payment of multiple checks, the ‘Stop Payment’ option remains active until the last request is canceled. If the last stop payment instruction is canceled, the option is updated (disabled) immediately.
- Account number on which you are enforcing a stop payment
- Whether stop payment is being defined against Checks or an amount
- If stop payment is based on Check then the start and end Check numbers
- If stop payment is based on amount then the Check amount
- Amount for which the stop payment has been enforced
- Period for which this stop payment should remain effective
- Any reason applicable to this stop payment. It could be the purpose for which it has been enforced
This topic contains the following subtopics:
- Create Stop Payments
This topic describes the systematic instructions to create stop payments. - Amend Stop Payments
This topic describes the systematic instructions to amend stop payments. - Close Stop Payments
This topic describes the systematic instructions to close stop payments.
Parent topic: Corporate Account Transactions