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hey everybody payments professor here assisting with the known US Treasury check campaign as all of you may already know the economic impact payments have been going out and we recently saw 82 million go out via ACH or electronically like you would see a direct deposit go now if Sanford checks to start being distributed the Secret Service has partnered with the Treasury Department and they are working in an effort to help individuals who did not receive their stimulus payments checks be a direct deposit to be able to identify their checks as well as to also help identify those fraudulent checks that they say will inevitably start to appear as well they have the know your us check Treasury to campaign going and we're gonna assist with that because in this video we're gonna discuss the things to look for in a check in how you can get that check deposited into your bank or credit union and even what to do if you don't have a bank or credit union account unfortunately in these unfortunate times the criminals are looking for ways to take your money so whether you are an individual or a financial institution there are some things that you can use to identify counterfeit US Treasury checks by knowing what to look for and where to look by going through the quick tips or genuine security features that have been made public by the Secret Service and US Treasury if working together in the know your check campaign one of the first things has to do with the seal and what we call bleeding ink the Treasury seal if you look you will see a new seal to the right of the Statue of Liberty this seal it should say Bureau of the fiscal service this new seal has replaced the old seal that said Financial Management Service the seal also has a feature called bleeding eek that means that win the seal to the right of the Statue of Liberty gets moist or wet then the black ink will run and it will turn red we have the waterworks security feature all US Treasury checks are printed on watermark paper which will read u.s Treasury it can be seen from both the first in the back of the check when held up to a light the check will also have a protective ultraviolet or UV pattern which is invisible to the naked eye if put up to UV light expect to see the u.s. seal of an eagle or this service essential word this bulb servants not to once all at work no uh null tree violet overprinting that's what it's called the protective ultraviolet or UV pattern is invisible to the naked eye but can also assisted the lines up at the MS bracketed by the FMS seal on the left in the US eagle on the right in 2013 though a new ultraviolet pattern was introduced into the check that...