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In the United States, for instance, a check becomes stale after six months unless it carries an explicit \u201cdo not expire\u201d clause. Instead, electronic cash payment methods, such as Zelle\u00ae, take the money out of your account faster. By not trusting the payee to take action, you remove the outstanding checks definition<\/a> possibility that they will forget or put off cashing or depositing the check. When the check reaches this expiration date, it is no longer valid, and the bank the check was written from may not honor the payment.<\/p>\n

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Regulatory and Compliance Considerations<\/h2>\n