It’s a bigger deal for business to be honest. We do nearly always get bank or card now but the odd cheque appears and it’s a pain.
Personal wise it makes little odds. Even the old gen folk I know have never written a cheque for years let alone know where their book is.
where I live, and with my areas demographic, about a quarter of my business payments are cheques! the oldies still love 'em
Upgraded my driving licence recently and very surprised to find that they only take cheques or postal orders!
What’s a licence upgrade? Do you mean a replacement after you’ve passed a test?
maybe they use cheques with their current bank, they CASS to monzo, the process closes their old account, and now they have no way to pay in cheques…?
Adding class C provisional (lorry) to the licence.
Nice congrats!
It might be different but when I added my motorcycle class to my licence it was all done online.
I think the business account use case maybe key here right enough. Potentially Monzo could charge businesses for paying in a cheque(its common for high street banks) which would make go a better business case.
You need to get a medical for the lorry driving so everything ends up on paper.
Can’t wait to test this with my NatWest cheque book, when it’s live
Coming in the new year per an email from Monzo detailing changes to terms and conditions!
We’re working on a feature that will let you pay in a cheque by taking a photo in the Monzo app. It’ll be available in the new year.
We may still ask you to post a cheque to us if its value is above a certain amount or if you’ve reached the daily limit.
A whole 3p inbound!
I love that this thread, which has been going since 2016, is finally getting a resolution 
I suspect you can count the number of employees who worked at Monzo when this thread was created and are still there on one hand!
Kill 2 birds with 1 stone - test the system by writing a cheque for the winnings & post it to Sir Tom? 
Don’t think I’ve forgotten about your 1p Carlo!
4p for me! I can buy a penny sweet! Maybe.
Are you adding on inflation? A 1p bet from 2016 has to be at least £600 by now (based on the increase in electricity and food).
It was made in 2022.
The context for those who missed it:
Great that’s it’s coming, would have been nice for Christmas.Matbe it’ll be in labs by then
