back in old days,where you have to walk into a bank and present your endorsed check or mail it in and some clerk will look at it,if it is not endorsed,it is not accepted.
These days,even if it is endorsed,it is not accepted,due to fraud.
But with internet,some banks do not check to see if it is made payable to the account owner or if it is endorsed, computer does not read .
recently we have scammers stealing checks and washing them,
I do not have any check stolen,but EARLY IN 2024,there are many cases of mail fraud,some are committed by USPS workers.
I have received some ⊗⊗⊗⊗ USPS postal orders,I sent them to USPS fraud dept,I should have kept one as souvenir,they look quite real,except it does not have any water mark.
what do you mean? It's been in existence for a long time
That's interesting, I’ve never heard of that. It’s always good to explore different banking options when looking for specific services. I’m definitely considering exploring my options further, and I think reaching Rhinebeck Bank[/COLOR][/URL] could be a smart move. They have a solid reputation for offering a variety of deposit products, and I’m curious to see what they might have to offer.
Rhinebeck Bank checking account requirement
To apply you must:
Be a legal US resident
Be a resident of New York
Be at least 18 years old
Have a Social Security number
Have a Government Issued ID
Get COP removed from bank account, then try - not sure if it will work for what you want but it will just show as name not available rather than name mismatch
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Any bank accept mismatched name deposits 
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