Payment By e-Cheque : hongkongpost.gov.hk
Organisation : Hong Kong Post e-Cert
Facility : Payment By e-Cheque
Country : Hong Kong
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Website : http://www.hongkongpost.gov.hk/product/ecert/guide/eCheque/index.html
Hong Kong Post Payment By e-Cheque
** Login to your Internet banking account
** Select e-Cheque Issuance Service
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** Input cheque date, cheque amount in figures, payee name as “Postmaster General”, and your Subscriber Reference Number (SRN) in Remarks
** Sample eCheque
** Digitally sign and issue the e-Cheque
** Download the e-Cheque
Reply to enquiry [AT] hongkongpost.gov.hk “Subscription Expiry Notice” email and attach an e-Cheque.
Note on Payment by e-Cheque :
Please note the following when making payments by e-Cheque to extend the subscription period :
** The e-Cheque should be made payable to “Postmaster General” and be denominated in Hong Kong dollars. Post-dated or expired e-Cheque will not be accepted. An e-Cheque is regarded as expired if it is issued more than 6 months ago.
** e-Cheque received will be transferred to the bank for presentment on the next business day.
** Your payment will only be considered valid when your e-Cheque is honoured on the first presentation to the drawer bank. Duplicate presentation of the same e-Cheque is not allowed.
** If the e-Cheque is bounced, we will contact you either by phone or email.
FAQ :
Are there laws in Hong Kong regulating digital signatures?
Yes, the Electronic Transactions Ordinance (Cap 553), was first enacted in January 2000 and amended in July 2004. The Ordinance is available for viewing at https://www.ogcio.gov.hk/en/our_work/regulation/eto/index.htm.
What is the meaning of “Reliance Limit” for the e-Cert certificate?
Reliance Limit means the monetary limit specified for reliance on a recognised certificate. The relevant sections of the Electronic Transactions Ordinance are Sections 41 and 42.
Hongkong Post Certification Authority setup new Sub CA “Hongkong Post e-Cert CA 1 – 14” on 1 January 2015
With effect from 1 January 2015,a new Sub CA “Hongkong Post e-Cert CA 1 – 14” is used to issue SHA256 e-Cert(Server) and to perform revocation of SHA256 e-Cert(Server) issued by it. The e-Cert (Server) subscription and revocation procedures remain unchanged.
What will be the impacts to e-Cert (Server) subscribers as a result of the setup of new Sub CA “Hongkong Post e-Cert CA 1 – 14” on 1 January 2015?
Subscribers with SHA-256 e-Cert (Server) certificates issued after 1 January 2015 may need to install new Sub CA “Hongkong Post e-Cert CA 1 – 14” to their applications, such as web server, to recognize the new Sub CA.
What is a Certification Authority (CA)?
A Certification Authority (CA) is an organisation that issues independently authenticated digital certificates for use by individuals or organisations.
What is a digital certificate?
A digital certificate is an electronic file issued and digitally signed by a Certification Authority, vouching for the identity of the certificate holder.
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