A cash buyer is a customer who pays for goods or services by submitting cash, a check, or a money order with the order they make. Unlike credit transactions, the payment is made upfront.
A stop payment is the revocation of payment on a check after the check has been sent or delivered to the payee. So long as the check has not been cashed, the writer has up to six months to request a stop payment. The stop payment right does not apply to electronic funds transfers.
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