How does a cancelled cheque look like

A cancelled cheque is a standard cheque leaf that has two parallel diagonal lines drawn across it with the word CANCELLED written in capital letters between them. It serves as a non-monetary document used for verification rather than payment. Key visual features include:

• The word CANCELLED prominently displayed in the center.
• Two parallel lines crossing the face of the cheque.
• Visible bank details such as the account number, IFSC code, MICR code, and bank branch name.
• The absence of a signature, date, or payee name to prevent misuse.