Redeem crossed cheque at DKB
Submitting a crossed cheque or a (collection only cheque) at the DKB is very easy. Just follow our simple instructions and soon you will receive your money in your account.
1. Verify whether the cheque is valid
First of all, verify whether the cheque is signed. This is a common mistake. Without the signature of the issuer, the cheque is not valid and cannot be redeemed.
Also, the amount in numbers has to match the amount in words and the details of a bank, from where the money will be deducted, must be stated. This information is automatically printed on almost all cheques.
2. Prepare the crossed cheque for its redemption
You will have to write down your bank account number on the back of the cheque with the note that the cheque should be credited there. Confirm this with your signature.
3. Address an envelope to the DKB
It is enough, if you send the crossed cheque in an envelope without a cover letter to the following address:
DKB
10919 Berlin (Germany)
The DKB has its own ZIP code in Berlin. Therefore, there is no street or post office box to be stated.
Please make sure that the crossed cheque cannot be seen through the envelope.
Now, you only have to stick a stamp on the envelope and put it into the nearest mailbox. Done.
A few days later, you will find a line on your bank statement, similar to the following:
Fees for redeeming a crossed cheque cheque?
Being a DKB customer, you do not pay any fees for the redemption and credit of a cheque. You will only have to bear your personal costs of the envelope and postage.
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- DKB business account possible for self-employed?
- How to open a bank account in Germany (via Internet)
Hi There,
I want to borrow some money from a friend and want to give him something as a Guarantee to him.
in my country in these Cases we use Cheques. (I write him a check with the same Value but for 6 months later.).
is there anything similar I can do here ?
Thanks