A cheque layout controls where each value prints. Approved layouts provide a starting point; AI-assisted detection helps when your exact cheque leaf is not available.
Use sample or masked information while testing. Verify the physical output before issuing any cheque.
- 1STEP 1
Check for a ready layout
Search for your bank during setup and look for the Ready layout label.
- Select the bank and review the available cheque layout.
- The exact leaf design can still vary, so always test it.
- 2STEP 2
Upload a safe blank image
Open Cheque designer and choose a clear, straight image of an unused blank cheque.
- Do not upload a signed cheque.
- Mask complete account numbers where practical before uploading.
- 3STEP 3
Review automatic detection
Detection suggests payee, date, amount, amount-in-words, signature and cheque-number positions.
- Wait for the processing indicator to finish.
- Inspect every suggested box; detection is a starting point, not final approval.
- 4STEP 4
Adjust and test
Move or resize fields, set dimensions and save the private layout.
- Use millimetre controls for fine adjustment.
- Run a test print before using the layout for a real payment.
Final checklist
Confirm these items before you finish.
- Image is straight, clear and shows all four edges
- No signature, OTP or confidential handwritten information is visible
- Cheque width and height match the physical leaf
- Every detected field has been reviewed
Questions about this guide
Is the AI result printed automatically?
No. Detection only suggests editable field positions. You review, save and test the layout before printing.
Is the AI model name shown to users?
No. The interface describes the capability without exposing the underlying provider or model name.