A cheque drawn by a bank on itself and signed by an authorized bank official is called a
Acrossed cheque
Bcertified cheque
Cbank draftCORRECT
Dopen cheque
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A bank draft is a cheque drawn by a bank on itself, guaranteeing payment since the bank's own funds are used. It is considered very safe and is often used for large transactions. A certified cheque is a personal cheque that the bank has verified and guaranteed, while a crossed cheque simply restricts payment to a bank account.
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