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Thumbprint
Signature Program
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Fight check fraud by joining SDBA's Thumbprint
Signature Program. When non-account holders ask to
cash checks, request the standard I.D. forms plus
impress their thumbprints on the checks. The procedure
is quick, simple and clean.
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How does it work?
The program works as a natural deterrent. Persons
wanting to cash a check are asked to place an impression
of their thumbprint on the face of the check. A small
"inkless" touch pad facilitates the process. Although the
touch pad looks and operates just like a traditional
inkpad, it leaves no stain or residue on users or
clothing. The procedure is quick, simple and clean. These
signatures are used by law enforcement officials only in
cases where fraud is suspected.
Criminals seeking to commit
check fraud are unlikely to put their thumbprints on bogus
checks. Those who are foolish enough to cooperate leave a
positive ID that can be turned over to law enforcement.
Products include:
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4Touch
Pads:
The pads have a shelf life of 18 months or a minimum of
500 impressions. Be sure to order enough for all your
tellers.
Cost: 1-100 pads, $4.95 each
101-250 pads, $4.25 each
over 250 pads, $4 each |
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Window Displays:
4Post
these 6x3-inch "tent-style" display signs at your teller
windows as an additional reminder that you participate in
the program. Cost: $2.00 each. |
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4Decals:
Post decals at all entrances to let people know you are
participating in the program and to warn potential
criminals that their crimes will not go undetected.
Cost: $2.45 each. |
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