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Can I send someone to encash my cheque? |
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Yes. The
individual must present to the Bank the following:
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Identification of both parties (Identification Card
or Passport)
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The back
of the cheque must be endorsed with:
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the payee's name and address.
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the name and address of the person encashing the
cheque.
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What are the different Caricom
currencies that the Bank of Guyana purchase? |
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The Caricom currencies that the Bank of Guyana purchases
are:
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Where can mutilated notes or coins be
exchanged? |
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Mutilated notes and coins can be redeemed at the Bank of
Guyana. The Bank has the authority under Section 24 of
the Bank of Guyana Act No. 19 of 1998, to prescribe the
conditions under which mutilated or defaced or otherwise
defective notes or coins may be exchanged.
The Bank of
Guyana will exchange mutilated or damaged Bank of Guyana
banknotes upon presentation of more than fifty percent
of the banknote. Persons presenting mutilated or damaged
banknotes for exchange are required to give a written
explanation of the cause of the mutilation or damage. |
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How can I tell if I have a counterfeit
note? |
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Bank of
Guyana notes are designed with many security features to
deter counterfeiting. The Bank has prepared a simple
guide to aid in the detection of counterfeit.
If there is
any doubt about the authenticity of a note, look for the
security features |
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