The statement is False.
The Check Clearing for the 21st Century Act removes some of the legal barriers to check truncation in order to promote innovation in the payments system and increase its effectiveness. By introducing a new negotiable instrument known as a substitute check, the law makes it easier for banks to truncate original checks, process checks data electronically, and distribute substitute checks to institutions that still want to receive paper checks.
A substitute check has all the information found on the original check and is the same thing legally as the original check. The law does not force banks to issue substitute checks using the new authority given by the Act or to accept checks in electronic form. The audit team will only be able to collect electronic copies of checks because paper ones are typically destroyed.
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