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Issuing cheque above Rs 20 lakh? Positive Pay System now mandatory from April 24 in this bank

What is PPS (Positive Pay System)?
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What is PPS (Positive Pay System)?
Positive Pay System (PPS) is a security feature that helps safeguard against cheque fraud presented through Cheque Truncation System (CTS) clearing. When a high-value cheque is issued, few details are to be submitted to the bank’s PPS through various convenient channels.
Mandatory amount for Positive Pay in Canara Bank
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Mandatory amount for Positive Pay in Canara Bank
The facility is enabled for all the account holders issuing cheques for amounts of Rs 50,000 and above but mandatory for amounts of Rs 20,00,000 and above presented through CTS clearing.

PPS is made mandatory in phases for high-value cheques in CTS clearing:

Rs 1 crore & above → from September 1, 2025

Rs 25 lakh & above → from 1 November 1, 2025

Rs 20 lakh & above → from April 24 2026
Details required for Canara Bank Positive Pay System
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Details required for Canara Bank Positive Pay System
Account number

Cheque number

MICR Code

Cheque amount

Payee name

Cheque date
How to submit Positive Pay details in Canara Bank
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How to submit Positive Pay details in Canara Bank
Cheque details can be submitted through multiple channels:

Branch: Submit physical application
Mobile banking (ai1): Individual and corporate users
Internet banking: Individual and corporate users
Call Centre (1800 1030): Individual users only
Why Positive Pay System is important
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Why Positive Pay System is important
Prevent cheque fraud

Ensure secure cheque clearing

Verify cheque details before payment

Protect customers from unauthorised transactions

Banks match submitted cheque details with the presented cheque before clearing
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