Although fewer paper checks are being issued now than in the past, old-fashioned paper checks remain the "go-to" payment method for many individuals and organizations. While checks may be convenient and familiar, fraud is a persistent problem. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, the total losses from check fraud were estimated at $24 billion in 2023, nearly double the amount from five years earlier.
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