Cheque dimensions, field positions and printing notes for individual banks across India and the Gulf.
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Pre-loaded layouts for Canada, the UK, Cyprus, Mauritius, Nepal, Bangladesh, Australia and Argentina — and how to add any country not listed.
All three Indonesian banks in ChequeMaster use the same 178 x 70 mm cheque — the shallowest layout in the supported set.
Two sizes cover all six Singaporean banks — 183 x 93 mm and 178 x 90 mm — and all use boxed date digits.
Philippine cheques run 203 x 76 mm — long and shallow. Some banks use one amount-in-words line where the rest of Asia uses two.
Pakistani cheques are not standardised — ChequeMaster carries three different sizes across five banks, from 170 x 70 to 228 x 98 mm.
Kotak cheques follow the 202 x 93 mm CTS-2010 standard. Setup, plus how account tiers affect which layout you need.
Axis Bank cheques use the 202 x 93 mm CTS-2010 format. Setup, and what to do when a cheque prints slightly out of position.
ICICI cheques are 202 x 93 mm CTS-2010 standard. Setup, boxed-date alignment, and using one layout across several ICICI accounts.
HDFC cheques are CTS-2010 standard at 202 x 93 mm. ChequeMaster carries two HDFC layouts — standard and Preferred — and picking the right one matters.
State Bank of India cheques follow the CTS-2010 standard at 202 x 93 mm. Setting up in ChequeMaster, including the SBBJ legacy layout.
Every Indian bank cheque is 202 x 93 mm with boxed date digits, because the RBI standardised the format under CTS-2010. One layout, 37 supported banks.
178 x 90 mm with boxed dates, and the only Bahraini layout in ChequeMaster that prints a bearer line.
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