Fraudulent Checks Rise as Banks Seek New Security
An article notes rising losses from fraudulent checks, citing a $4 billion annual US figure and Chase Manhattan cases. It describes Touch Signature, a chemical fingerprint device that marks checks with two inkless ovals, reducing losses and offering a deterrent, while acknowledging limits and psychological impact.
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