Bank Quality Personal Cheques without Bank Prices.

Blank cheque paper, also called blank cheque stock, has no headings, account holder information, or bank information. It is most often used by companies using software such as VersaCheck to "print their own" cheques, often laser cheques with a laser printer. Click here if you’re looking for blank cheque paper.

Personal cheques are much smaller than business cheques - usually 6 1/4" wide by 2 3/4" high. Personal cheques do not have room to encode a check number longer than 3 digits, making them unsuitable for most business accounts.

People often ask “Could I make my own personal cheques at home?” Yes, it is possible to get set up to print your own cheques at home. Depending on your use of the cheques and upfront cost of getting your cheque printing supplies in place, it may or may not make sense for you Printing your own cheques requires suitable blank cheque paper, magnetic ink or toner(for maximum security and compatibility) and a compatible laser or ink printer if you don't have one already. Note that there is some risk to printing your own cheques because if the cheques you make at home are not compatible, the bank can charge you a service fee for each rejected cheque (as much as $4 each) plus it could delay processing the rejected cheque. For the average person using cheques for purely personal use, it does not make much sense to invest in a full cheque print operation for the home, since you can order cheques online through an affordable cheque printing company (like us!) for a fraction of the cost.