Cheque dimensions, field positions and printing notes for individual banks across India and the Gulf.
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178 x 90 mm with boxed dates. ChequeMaster carries two Al Salam layouts at the same size — try both if fields sit off.
178 x 90 mm with boxed date digits — the Bahraini standard, despite the bank's name spanning two countries.
178 x 90 mm with boxed date digits — Bahrain is the only Gulf market whose cheques use separate date boxes rather than one field.
202 x 93 mm — one of three Kuwaiti banks at this size, so margins are shared with NBK and Boubyan.
202 x 93 mm, the larger of Kuwait's two cheque sizes. Three decimal places for the dinar.
178 x 89 mm, matching Kuwait Finance House. Same paper, different field positions.
178 x 89 mm — the compact Kuwaiti format, shared with Al Ahli Bank of Kuwait. Three decimal places required.
202 x 93 mm. The setting that actually matters for Kuwait is three decimal places — the dinar has 1,000 fils.
202 x 93 mm, and the only Omani layout in ChequeMaster with an A/C payee crossing block enabled.
At 180 x 75 mm this is the smallest Omani cheque in ChequeMaster, and the one most likely to need a font reduction.
202 x 93 mm, and one of only three Gulf layouts in ChequeMaster that print a bearer line.
202 x 93 mm — the standard Gulf footprint, which makes Bank Dhofar the easiest Omani cheque to set up.
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