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CERTIFIED REGULATORY COMPLIANCE MANAGER (CRCM) Questions 174–177 (page: 106)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026

By presentation or transmission of an item a Reserve Bank warrants to a subsequent collecting bank and paying bank that:

  1. The Reserve Bank has good title to the item
  2. The item has not been altered
  3. The item bears all endorsements applied by parties that have previously handled the item in paper or electronic form
  4. All of these

Answer(s): D



Time to bring action against a Reserve Bank:

  1. A Reserve Bank or a subsequent collecting bank may present an item for payment but doesn't send the item for presentment and payment
  2. Claims against Reserve Banks for failure to act in good faith or exercise ordinary care must be brought within two years
  3. A Reserve Bank may send an item to a collecting bank with authority to present it for payment or send it for presentment and payment
  4. Claims against Reserve Banks for warranties given on electronic items that are not substitute checks must be brought within one year
  5. A Reserve Bank may present an item for payment at the place requested by the paying bank, at a place requested by the nonbank payor, through a clearinghouse, or under a special collection agreement
  6. Claims against Reserve Banks for guarantees given on electronic items that are not substitute checks must be brought within one year
  7. Claims against Reserve Banks for failure to act in good faith or exercise ordinary care must be brought within three years
  8. Within a Reserve Bank's district, the Reserve Bank may present the item indirectly to the paying bank or a nonbank payor, as applicable

Answer(s): A,A,C,C



Time to bring action against a Reserve Bank:

  1. A Reserve Bank or a subsequent collecting bank may present an item for payment but doesn't send the item for presentment and payment
  2. Claims against Reserve Banks for failure to act in good faith or exercise ordinary care must be brought within two years
  3. A Reserve Bank may send an item to a collecting bank with authority to present it for payment or send it for presentment and payment
  4. Claims against Reserve Banks for warranties given on electronic items that are not substitute checks must be brought within one year
  5. A Reserve Bank may present an item for payment at the place requested by the paying bank, at a place requested by the nonbank payor, through a clearinghouse, or under a special collection agreement
  6. Claims against Reserve Banks for guarantees given on electronic items that are not substitute checks must be brought within one year
  7. Claims against Reserve Banks for failure to act in good faith or exercise ordinary care must be brought within three years
  8. Within a Reserve Bank's district, the Reserve Bank may present the item indirectly to the paying bank or a nonbank payor, as applicable

Answer(s): A,A,C,C



Time to bring action against a Reserve Bank:

  1. A Reserve Bank or a subsequent collecting bank may present an item for payment but doesn't send the item for presentment and payment
  2. Claims against Reserve Banks for failure to act in good faith or exercise ordinary care must be brought within two years
  3. A Reserve Bank may send an item to a collecting bank with authority to present it for payment or send it for presentment and payment
  4. Claims against Reserve Banks for warranties given on electronic items that are not substitute checks must be brought within one year
  5. A Reserve Bank may present an item for payment at the place requested by the paying bank, at a place requested by the nonbank payor, through a clearinghouse, or under a special collection agreement
  6. Claims against Reserve Banks for guarantees given on electronic items that are not substitute checks must be brought within one year
  7. Claims against Reserve Banks for failure to act in good faith or exercise ordinary care must be brought within three years
  8. Within a Reserve Bank's district, the Reserve Bank may present the item indirectly to the paying bank or a nonbank payor, as applicable

Answer(s): A,A,C,C



A Reserve Bank may present a noncash item for payment if instructed to do so by the sender and if the:

  1. Item provides that it must be presented for acceptance
  2. Item is payable elsewhere than at the residence or business of the payor
  3. Item sent directly to the paying bank or the nonbank payor
  4. Date of payment of the item depends on presentment for acceptance

Answer(s): A,B,D



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