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Run: Monetary Instrument Sales Log

Monetary Instrument Sales Log records cash sales of cashier's checks, money orders, traveler's checks, and bank drafts between $3,000 and $10,000. Use it to ...

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Submission Notice

BSA 31 CFR § 1010.415 applies only to cash-funded purchases. Check this box to confirm eligibility before proceeding.

Transaction Details

Date the monetary instrument was sold to the purchaser.
Time of sale (local branch time).
Select the type of instrument sold. Per 31 CFR § 1010.415(a), covered instruments include cashier's checks, money orders, traveler's checks, and bank drafts.
Face value of the monetary instrument in U.S. dollars. Must be between $3,000.00 and $10,000.00 to require this log entry.
Serial or check number printed on the instrument for audit trail purposes.
Name of the payee or 'Pay to the Order of' as written on the instrument.

Purchaser Identity

Full legal name as it appears on the government-issued photo ID presented.
Permanent residential street address (no P.O. Box).
Date of birth as shown on the government-issued ID. Collected for identity verification only; handled per institution data minimization policy.
Type of ID presented by the purchaser for identity verification.
ID number as printed on the document (e.g., driver's license number, passport number).
State (for U.S. licenses/IDs) or country (for passports) that issued the identification document.
Expiration date on the presented ID. Expired IDs should not be accepted as valid verification.
Per 31 CFR § 1010.415(b)(1), if the purchaser is an established customer, record their account number in lieu of re-verifying identity.
For established customers, record the account number on file. This satisfies the identity verification requirement under 31 CFR § 1010.415(b)(1).

Suspicious Activity Screening

Indicators include: purchaser mentions avoiding reporting, multiple instruments purchased to stay under $10,000, third party providing cash, unusual nervousness, or inconsistency between stated purpose and transaction.
Provide a factual, objective description of the behavior or statements that raised concern. Do NOT notify the customer. Forward to BSA/AML Officer for SAR evaluation.
Check yes if you have already escalated this transaction. The BSA/AML Officer must determine whether a SAR filing is required within 30 days of detection.

Issuing Teller and Branch Information

Nine-digit ABA routing number for the issuing branch, if applicable.
Full name of the teller or associate who processed the transaction and is completing this record.
Any additional context relevant to this transaction record. Do not include information that belongs in a SAR narrative here.

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