What Does MICR toner mean?
Question : What Does MICR toner mean?
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Answer by †±JômS±†
Hello.
It’s Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR). It’s a special magnetic Toner used in printing bank checks on plain paper.
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You can use your regular desktop laser printer in MICR printing as long as you use MICR toner. MICR toners are specially formulated magnetic inks that are not the type that you usually use with your printers. Trying to use regular inks would result to print-outs that could not be read by reader-sorter machines. These may be readable to the human eye but what the reader-sorter machines are looking for are the magnetic signal or the electronic “fingerprints.” Trying to pass a check in a bank with invalid MICR codes will have them rejected at the clearing center, may cause you a lot of delays, or worse, the bank teller may suspect a modern Frank Abagnale, Jr. who is totally clueless about Magnetic Ink Character Recognition.