Document background
The Authorization Letter Cheque is a crucial document in Indonesian business operations, particularly when organizations need to delegate cheque-signing authority while maintaining proper internal controls. This document type is commonly used when business owners or primary signatories need to authorize others to handle cheque transactions in their absence, or when companies need to establish multiple authorized signatories for operational efficiency. The letter must comply with Indonesian banking regulations and typically includes specific details about the scope of authority, validity period, and transaction limits. Banks in Indonesia require this formal authorization to protect both the account holder and the bank's interests. The document serves as a legal record of delegated authority and is particularly important for audit trails and corporate governance.
