2011-10-24

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Circular No. 55/2011 of the Returned Cheques Unit dated 24-10-2011

The Central Bank of Jordan mandates all banks to report, update, and remove details of returned cheques from their customers to the Returned Cheques Unit, enforcing a blacklist that prohibits issuing new cheque books to listed issuers. Banks must notify customers of returned cheques within three working days and allow fifteen working days for settlement before reporting the issuer, while adhering to specific data formatting and electronic transmission standards. The circular establishes retention periods for blacklisted names based on the number of returned cheques, mandates automatic deletion after five years, and explicitly repeals fourteen previous instructions and circulars.

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