You can pay in a cheque by:
Co-operative Bank p.l.c
PO Box 12672
Harlow
CM20 9QR
You can also pay cheques and cash into your account by visiting your local Post Office®. You'll need a paying-in slip and a Post Office® envelope to do this.
When you write a cheque you'll need to include:
You need to write the payee's name as it appears on their bank account. If you write a cheque in joint names, it will need to be paid into a joint bank account.
If you're writing a cheque to a company, you need to write the company name as it appears on their bill, statement or invoice.
The date is the day you are writing the cheque and needs to include the day, month and year.
Cheques are only valid for six months, so make sure you pay them in before they expire.
You need to write the amount in full, followed by the word 'only'. For example, £65.32 would be written as 'sixty five pounds and thirty two pence only'.
This will stop anyone changing the amount written on your cheque.
You can also draw a line through the rest of the amount box after the word 'only'.
Write these in the small box on the right hand side. The amount in numbers must match the amount in words and should include pounds and pence.
You need to sign your cheque in the space in the bottom right hand corner.
Tell us as soon as possible if you need to cancel a cheque. If the cheque you've written has already been paid in, we may not be able to stop it.
To cancel a cheque log into online banking and send us a secure message.
If you're not registered for online banking please contact us.
You'll need to tell us:
Contact us immediately if you think your cheque book is lost or stolen.
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