Endorsement shall be signed by the endorser on the back of the bank acceptance bill or in the endorser's signature column (corporate financial seal and corporate seal) of the note, and the date of endorsement shall be recorded. The former endorsee should be the latter, and the enterprise name of the former endorsee must be consistent with the financial seal of the latter.

When a bank accepts a bill of exchange, a number of endorsement columns are usually printed on the back of the bill in advance, indicating the statement that the rights of the bill are transferred to the endorsee. When the endorser endorses, a blank space is left for the endorser and the endorsee to fill in. Generally speaking, the law of negotiable instruments does not limit the number of endorsements. When the endorsement column or the back of the bill is full, a self-adhesive paper can be affixed to the bill for endorsement.

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Notes on endorsement of bank acceptance bills:

Don't overlap the signatures, be clear and don't repeat them (don't shake your hands when stamping), find the right position and don't leave the border of the endorsement column.

If there is a self-adhesive sheet, it should be pasted neatly, and the space for stamping and signing should be reserved. Wear the riding seal on the seam as much as possible, with 50% on each side.

The signature on a bill is signature, seal or signature and seal. Legal persons and other units that use bills shall affix the seal of the legal person or unit on the bill, and affix the seal of its legal representative or its authorized agent. The signature on a bill of exchange shall be the real name of the party concerned.

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