A cashier's check is a type of check that is issued by a bank and guaranteed by the bank's funds. The IDS is a three-letter acronym for the individual who is responsible for issuing the check. This person is typically a bank teller, which is a seven-letter term for someone who works at a bank and handles customer transactions. The payees are the people or organizations who receive the money from the check, and they are identified by a six-letter term. The exes are the four-letter term for the people who sign the check, usually the issuer and the PAYEE. Finally, the PAYEE is the five-letter term for the person or organization who receives the money from the check.