to the left of the appropriate region:Cheques are paper-based payments generated from an electronic instruction. All cheques generated through Payments will result in the creation of either a WorldLink® Cheque or a PayLink Cheque printed at a Citibank processing center and sent directly to the beneficiary or to the initiating customer. All cheques are drawn on local branches throughout the world.
For instructions for entering the full details of cheque payments by
region, click to the left of the appropriate region:
Asia
Central/Eastern Europe, Middle East,
and Africa
Europe
Latin
America
North America
WorldLink®
Notes:
The Payments Detail Form contains more payment-specific information than is available on the Payment Summary Form, along with any corresponding actions that you may need to perform.
This form is blank when you are entering the full details of a new payment.
If you are entering a payment using preformats, this form contains the details of the first selected Preformat.
If a multiple line button appears next to a field, click it to see all available information.
To review the details of the next payment selected on the summary form, click Next. When this form contains the details of the last selected payment, click Next to return to the summary form.
To submit the current payment for processing, click Submit.
To verify the current payment, click Verify.
To authorize the current payment, click Authorize.
To release the current payment, click Release.
To indicate that the current payment contains errors and must be repaired before it can be processed successfully, click Send to Repair and enter a reason for the repair in the Enter a Reason dialog box.
To delete the current payment, click Delete and enter a reason for deleting the payment in the Enter a Reason dialog box.
To return to the Payment Summary Form at any time, click Return to Summary.
For information on the Other Options available, click here.
The command buttons available on the Payments Detail form vary based on the status of the current payment. When you click a command button, the current payment proceeds to the next step in the process, as defined by Flow Control requirements.