Business Office Check Security Features


eynolds Document Services offers a wide variety of customizable checks. Each check possesses a combination of multiple security features designed to protect you and your dealership against fraud. Have confidence that your transactions are secure when using a eynolds check.


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1. Visible Fiber* – Fibers are added to the paper (25# only), making replication of the document more dicult. These fibers are visible on both sides of the sheet in ordinary light and can be various lengths, colors, and densities.


2. Fluorescent Fibers  Invisible in ordinary light, this covert feature can be seen under ultraviolet (black) light. The invisible fibers resist photocopy replication.


3. Chemical Stain  This measure protects against alteration by changing color when exposed to agents, such as bleaches, solvents, acids, or bases. eactants provide easily recognizable signs of attempted forgery.


4. Tonerfuse*  Available in 25 stock only, this paper coating bonds the toner to the paper, making removal of the toner dicult without damage to the paper.


5. Micro Printing – Very small text is legible under magnification in the signature line and check border. When photocopied, the words fill in and appear as a solid or broken line.


6. Thermochromic Ink* – Special ink disappears when heated or warmed by your hand or fingers and reappears when temperature returns to normal ambient temperature. This validates the checks authenticity.


7. VOID Pantograph* – Designed to expose hidden words, such as OID or UO, when photocopied on a color copier.


8. Original Document Screened Backer – Printing on the back of the document is a deterrent to counterfeiters.


*Items with an asterisk are non-standard security features and may include an upcharge.


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To order, call 800.344.0996 or visit www.ReySource.com


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