The issuance of a bill is a type of bill act, which refers to the act of the bill holder signing the bill and making it into a bill with the ability to pay. A bill is a legally valid certificate of creditor's rights and has the function of representing currency. The issuance of a bill is an important prerequisite for the generation of the bill and the basis for the circulation of the bill.

Specifically, bill issuance mainly includes the following aspects:

Bio production: Making a bill is the first step in issuing a bill, including filling in the bill content, signature, Operations such as stamping are key links in the generation of bills.

Transfer of bills: The holder of the bill can transfer the bill to others to realize the circulation and payment functions of the bill. The transfer of the note must comply with legal provisions and the requirements of the note terms.

Endorsement of the bill: The holder of the bill can endorse on the back of the bill to transfer the rights and claims on the bill. The endorsement of the bill must comply with legal provisions and the requirements of the bill terms, otherwise it will affect the validity of the bill.

Acceptance of bills: The holder can submit the bill to the bank for acceptance to obtain the bank's payment guarantee. Acceptance must comply with legal provisions and the requirements of the bill terms, otherwise it will affect the validity of the bill.

It can be seen that the issuance of bills is an important link in the generation and circulation of bills, and is the basis of bill behavior. The issuance of bills must comply with legal provisions and the requirements of the bill terms to ensure the validity and payment ability of the bill. At the same time, when issuing bills, you also need to pay attention to the use and management of bills to avoid loss or damage of bills to protect the interests of bill holders.