A cheque, issued by a bank, which draws money specifically from funds you hold in a bank. Bank cheques are generally considered to be cleared funds (ie: they cannot be dishonoured by the bank) and thus are as good as cash. These are usually required when settling the purchase of a property.

A cheque written against the security of a financial institution. This will be more readily acceptable in paying for items than a cheque drawn against a personal account.

A cheque issued by your bank drawn on cleared funds you have in your account.

A cheque that draws money specifically from funds you own held in a bank.

A cheque issued by a bank for you that is in the bank's name. No individual or company name appears on the cheque. You can buy the cheque for cash and a small fee.. For example, at times that you need to pay cash, but it is not convenient to use cash, you can use a bank cheque instead.

A cheque drawn on a specific bank that is generally treated as good as cash.