Securities and Commercial Papers

Shares are the most extensively used form of commercial papers. The overall appearance is designed in the A4 or A5 format, portrait or landscape. Shares can be tradable and non-tradable. They can be registered or bearer. Aggregate and priority shares are other types of stock. A share may have an inseparable coupon sheet for paying dividends.

This form of security design focuses on those customers who do not need an original design, but require their commercial paper as soon as possible and in a lower volume. This quantity volume may be just a single commercial paper. This original collection allows adding the relevant text, placing the customer's logo, or another graphic feature, as required. At the same time, it is possible to apply a hologram or another embossment technique. The customer selects the basic appearance of the commercial paper from the patterns in the pattern book - refer to the PHOTO GALLERY. These products are full-fledged commercial papers.

An approval or a certificate is a document proving a fact. Usually, it is designed in the A4 or A5 format, portrait or landscape. As per its importance, this document can be provided with additional security features, such as hologram embossment, holographic foil embossment, or another technology.

This group of products is designed with extraordinary meticulousness, as it is a kind of currency, the holder of which uses it for paying services, purchase, and other settlements for services provided. These products are protected with all available technologies, and it is up to the employer to decide what protective features are selected.

A cheque is a short-term commercial paper issued by a bank as an acceptable voucher for paying cash money. The use of cheques is governed by the Bill of Exchange and Cheque Act of 1950, resulting from the Geneva Agreements. Cheques have much in common with bills of exchange; however, they are a simpler instrument: they have no debtor, cannot be intervened in, are always payable on sight, etc. Cheques are divided into two basic groups: bank cheques and client cheques. They are either loose sheet cheques or are contained in a chequebook with a various number of them.

This is a widespread type of commercial paper. The issuer of the bonds (the Government, a bank, or a company) is the debtor; the bondholder (Investor) is the creditor. The issuer usually issues a bond with the objective of gaining long-term financial means. Bonds can be traded in the commercial paper markets. Generally, they have a fixed or a detached coupon sheet. Other types of obligations are divided into groups as per the due date, type of issuer, or the manner in which the coupon is paid.

A bill of exchange is a commercial paper set up in a precisely stipulated form, from which a debtor's obligation ensues giving the holder of the bill of exchange the unequivocal right to require the stated amount at the stated date. A bill of exchange has two basic functions: payment and security; bills of exchange can be divided into "promissory notes" and "foreign bills". The printed matter of our bills of exchange bear the correct and legally complete text needed for accepting the bills; they have a unified format.

Act No. 202/1990 Coll. on lotteries and other similar events governs the field of lotteries and other similar games; therefore, close attention is paid to the design and production of tickets. Not only is the security of the production itself emphasised, but the product is also scrutinised in terms of reliability in the criminal lab environment. Our company regularly produces numbered lottery tickets, as well as the scratch type.

A travel proof of payment document entitles its holder to use a public transportation vehicle. The most common type of this proof of payment document is the travel ticket. Our company produces single tickets and tickets in rolls used in purchase slot machines, full-fare and reduced-fare coupons.

The stamped stationery includes postal stamps and forms with a printed stamp, and single items of printed matter. There are three kinds of stamped stationery: postal stamps, fee stamps or statistical stamps, and postal orders. Fee stamps are subject to the legal regulations of the relevant state for the specific type of goods. We pay close attention to these products in our stamped stationery facility.

These documents cover ID cards, passports, passes, certificates, permits, technical documents, entry passes, custom documents, fee stamps, and other Government documents.

These products cover admission tickets, warranty certificates, attestations, certificates, insurance documents, saving books, passes, printed matter for events, commemoration banknotes, parking cards, and more