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Can the electronic manuscript drawn by the other party be invalidated?
Legal analysis: 1. After the endorsement of the electronic bank acceptance bill, you can cancel it before the payee does anything, but if the payee does something, you can't cancel it;

2. The receiver has two operations: one is to choose to accept and the other is to choose to refuse. If the other party does not operate, it can be returned. If the other party receives it, there is no way. If the other party refuses, the ticket will be returned.

3. Electronic bank acceptance bill is a bill that the drawer applies to the bank in the form of data message, and after the acceptance bank approves the acceptance, it ensures that the acceptance applicant unconditionally pays a certain amount to the payee or holder on the specified date;

4. Electronic bank acceptance bill is the inheritance and development of paper bank acceptance bill. There is no difference between electronic bank acceptance bill and paper bank acceptance bill in terms of bill rights and obligations. The difference is that the electronic bank acceptance bill replaces the original paper physical bill in the form of data message, replaces the entity signature with electronic signature, replaces the manual transmission with network transmission, and replaces the manual writing with computer input, thus realizing the complete electronization of bill business processes such as bill issuance, circulation and payment.

Legal basis: Article 27 of People's Republic of China (PRC) Negotiable Instruments Law states that the holder may transfer the rights of negotiable instruments to others, or authorize others to exercise certain rights of negotiable instruments.

If the drawer writes the words "non-negotiable" on the bill, the bill shall not be negotiable.

When exercising the rights stipulated in the first paragraph, the holder shall endorse and deliver the bill.

Endorsement refers to the act of recording relevant matters on the back of a bill or a note and signing it.