On a bank statement, an NSF check is usually listed as a debit memorandum.

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An NSF (Non-sufficient funds) check is a check that is returned to the depositor because there were not enough funds in the account to cover the amount of the check. When this happens, the bank will usually charge a fee to the account holder, and the amount of the check will be deducted from the account. This deduction is listed as a debit memorandum on the bank statement.

On a Bank Statement, an NSF Check Is Usually Listed