It also announced that the cheque guarantee card scheme would end in June 2011.

The fact that such a cheque is supported by a cheque guarantee card makes no difference.

As we saw earlier, societies were previously inhibited in this by the fact that they could not issue cheque guarantee cards.

Well it's not a cheque guarantee card anyway.

He has also criticised the withdrawal of cheque guarantee cards in July 2011, saying that the public were not given sufficient warning.

The Irish cheque guarantee scheme covered sums of up to €130 per cheque.

Historically they cards could also contain a Cheque guarantee card function indicated by a hologram.

Clearly, the absence of cheque guarantee cards limited the value of the cheque book facility.

He has never asked to see our cheque guarantee card though - doesn't need to as he wields the ultimate power, withdrawal of heat!

Cheque guarantee cards facilitate the process.

Usage of cheque guarantee system declined significantly during the 1990s with the introduction of debit cards.

They usually had to be accompanied by a cheque guarantee card in order to be accepted in payment at a point of sale.

Cheque guarantee cards 'will not return'

'I'd already stretched my credit to the maximum when the bank gave me a cheque guarantee card that was also a credit card.

The bank has simultaneously raised the cheque guarantee limit to £250 for its Premier Visa cardholders..

During the 1980 cheque guarantee cards were often combined with ATM cards for convenience.

The Irish cheque guarantee scheme officially ended it on the 31 Dec 2011 ending the last such scheme in existence.

A Highline card issued on an Interest Paying Current Account incorporates a cheque guarantee limit of £100.

Foreign currency (including Euros) can be exchanged at the bank, which also cashes UK cheques with proof of identify and a cheque guarantee card.

All cheque account customers will be given an automatic guaranteed overdraft facility, and an all-in-one £100 cheque guarantee, cash machine and Switch debit card.

The account comes with a £100 cheque guarantee card, standing orders, direct debits and free personal accident insurance worth up to twice the outstanding balance on the account.

Debit cards can also allow for instant withdrawal of cash, acting as the ATM card, and as a cheque guarantee card.

In 1969 cheque guarantee cards were introduced in several countries, allowing a retailer to confirm that a cheque would be honoured when used at a point of sale.

The Payments Council therefore announced a decision in September 2009 to withdraw the cheque guarantee scheme on 30 June 2011, and the scheme has now been closed.

This charge also applies to items which would normally have been returned but which have been guaranteed by a Barclays Connect card or cheque guarantee card.