CrossCheck Blog

As a business owner, protecting your company from fraudulent financial activities is critical during these uncertain economic times. Check fraud and accepting bad checks can result in significant financial losses for your organization. However, by applying preventive measures, careful practices, employee training, and partnering with a check approval company, you can minimize the risks associated with check fraud. In this article, we will explore essential tips to help businesses avoid check fraud and protect themselves from accepting bad checks.

With an increasingly uncertain world, the pace of change is swift and becoming more rapid. This is why risk management is more important than ever before, and adaptability by companies is key. Businesses must balance the need to be open for commerce while taking measures against the extra financial risk in the marketplace. This is the essence of our business model — CrossCheck helps reduce the risk of accepting checks so your business remains whole as it conducts commerce. Not every negative event can be avoided, but the right approaches will allow companies to respond effectively in crisis situations and potentially even thrive. Furthermore, businesses must find a way to simultaneously safe guard against COVID-19 in 2020 while avoiding financial risk.

On Saturday, October 17, there will be organized walks all across the United States to help raise awareness to the fight against Alzheimer’s Disease.

The holidays are here and while we are thinking about parties, gifts and time-off, it's also a great time to think about giving back.  For businesses and individuals, getting involved with your community and giving to good causes provides many rewards and gives credence to the saying, "It's better to give than to receive." Giving back can come in many forms and even small efforts can add up to big results. It's a great way to end the year and can give you a step up on your New Year's resolutions. The giving spirit is something we should embrace all year long, though, and there are a multitude of things we can do that can make a real difference for our community.