Forging bills and vouchers refers to the act of illegally printing, copying and drawing bills, promissory notes and checks by imitating the patterns, colors and formats of bills, and making fake bills. Altering the bill voucher refers to digging up the real bill. The act of illegally changing by covering up or changing.

2. Intentionally using forged or altered bills.

Deliberately forged or altered bills are used for the purpose of illegally possessing property.

3. Issuing a bad check, or deliberately issuing a check that is inconsistent with its reserved signature style or seal to defraud others of their property.

In the act of issuing a bad check, if the drawer issues a check in excess of the actual deposit amount at the payer for the purpose of defrauding property, it constitutes bill fraud, and if the drawer intentionally issues a check that is inconsistent with his real name signature or seal reserved at the payer for the purpose of defrauding property, so that the holder cannot obtain payment, it also constitutes bill fraud.

An error occurred when the delegate collected extended data.

The entrusted payee bank is inconsistent with the entrusted payee bank of the settlement voucher. If the entrusted payee voucher is incorrectly filled in, the situation can be explained, and the correct voucher can be filled in again, and the accepting bank will release the payment.

However, if there are many endorsements of entrusted collection due to ignorance of the endorsement of bank acceptance bills, it is required to obtain the continuity of endorsement of acceptance bills one by one according to law, so as to provide evidence according to law, and the accepting bank should also pay.