NGPF Banking Practice Test

What is the main purpose of a signature card?

To set the account's interest rate. To verify and authorize who can sign checks or transact on the account; the bank keeps the signature on file. To store your password for online banking. To document the loan repayment schedule.

Correct Answer:

To verify and authorize who can sign checks or transact on the account; the bank keeps the signature on file.

Explanation:

The main idea behind a signature card is to establish who is authorized to sign on the account and to transact. The bank records a sample of the account holder’s signature on file so that when checks are written or other transactions are presented, staff can verify the signature matches and authorize the action. This helps prevent unauthorized withdrawals and ensures only people whose signatures are on the account can access funds. It isn’t used to set interest rates, store online banking passwords, or document loan repayment schedules.

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