>Banks are really in the best position to verify signatures on checks that they get. They could potentially access a huge database of authentic signatures from

>Banks are really in the best position to verify signatures on checks that they get. They could potentially access a huge database of authentic signatures from previously cashed checks and do some sort of AI pattern-matching against the signatures they get before cashing them. But do they? I don't know. But I very much doubt it. I know for a fact that Bank of America does this. I've been stopped on multiple occasions there after trying to cash a rent check from my girlfriend that I filled out and signed for her. It's kind of annoying but I'm glad theyre doing it.