An endorsement that does not name the person to whom the paper is negotiated is called a(n):

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A blank endorsement is one that does not specify a particular person to whom the endorsed instrument is payable. It simply consists of the endorser's signature on the back of the check or other negotiable instrument. This type of endorsement effectively turns the instrument into a bearer instrument, which means it can be transferred by delivery alone.

An Endorsement That Does Not Name the Person to Whom