वाफ्रेचर इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Chit, a voucher or certificate with monetary value.

Check/voucher and EBT card .

WIC participants often receive a monthly check or voucher, or more recently an EBT card.

The WIC check/voucher is a specially designed check that is compatible with retail point-of-sale check readers and printers.

The front of the check displays the recipient's name and recipient number, a begin use- and an end-use date, a list of allowable items to be purchased with the check/voucher, including the quantity and/or maximum weight of the allowed items listed.

The check also has an area for the cashier to enter the sale total, and an area for the recipient to sign the check/voucher at the time of use.

Alternately, many states (notably Texas and Nevada) have moved away from a paper system of checks and vouchers.

Participants of WIC receive checks, vouchers, or electronic cards to purchase food at participating retail markets each month to supplement their diets.

The food purchased with WIC vouchers must be on the approved list of approved foods.

This change introduced an inclusion of cash-value vouchers for fruits, vegetables, whole-wheat bread, corn or whole-wheat tortillas, brown rice, oats, bulgur, and barley.

A widespread misuse of scratchcards is the free-of-charge distribution of cards offering a range of prizes, ranging from extremely low-value to very desirable; for example from time-limited discount vouchers redeemable only through a specified agent to cars.

In order to keep its readership loyal, Tintin magazine created a sort of fidelity passport, called the "Chèque Tintin" in France (Tintin-voucher) and "Timbre Tintin" in Belgium (Tintin-stamp), which was offered with every issue of the magazine, in every comic album by Le Lombard, and on many food products as well.

Other brands, mostly from food companies, affiliated themselves with the Tintin voucher system: they could be found on flour, semolina boxes, etc.