About this software
Morovia Security Fonts (SecurePay) is a font package for printing check amounts, payee names and currency symbols. The package supplies special check symbols and a Word template to assist check layout.
Fonts are provided in TrueType, PostScript and PCL formats and are intended to complement Morovia MICR fonts for complete check printing workflows.
Licenses & prices
Developer
Developer edition provides application embedding, development-time integration, and runtime font use for software built with Morovia fonts.
Corporate
Corporate edition permits organization-wide deployment and centralized licensing of Morovia Security Fonts across multiple company workstations.
User
User edition allows a single named user to install and use Morovia Security Fonts on personal computers.
Purchase
Morovia Security Fonts
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€184.45
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Benefits
- Check-specific glyphs: Includes amount, payee, and currency glyphs designed for checks.
- Anti-forgery symbols: Provides special symbols for pay-the-order and security feature markers.
- Check template included: Includes a Word template to simplify check layout design.
- Complementary to MICR: Designed to work alongside Morovia MICR fonts for complete checks.
- Multiple font formats: Packages include TrueType, PostScript and PCL font formats.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation available: Product manuals, release notes and usage guides are available on the publisher site.
- Knowledge base and forum: Support portal includes a knowledge base and community forum for user questions.
- Initial technical support period: Morovia provides technical support free for up to 180 days after purchase per manual.
- Licensed downloads: Licensed customers can download installation files and updates from the Morovia website.
- Installation guides: Installation instructions and examples are included with each font product.
Frequently asked questions
What are Morovia Security Fonts used for?
Used to add tamper-evident elements to secure documents such as checks, certificates, ID cards, tickets and official forms. They employ patterns, microtext and specialized glyphs intended to make copying or alteration more apparent.
How do security fonts deter document alteration or counterfeiting?
Security fonts incorporate fine patterns, microtext or complex glyph shapes that degrade when photocopied or scanned, making alterations more visible. When combined with secure printing and verification processes, they provide an additional barrier to forgery.
How are Morovia Security Fonts installed and used?
Installed like standard desktop fonts; once installed they appear in the operating system font list and can be selected within word processors, layout tools, reporting engines and card or label design software.
Which file formats do security fonts commonly use?
Common formats include TrueType (TTF) and OpenType (OTF), which are broadly supported by major operating systems and by most office, design and printing applications.
Are there licensing or embedding restrictions for these fonts?
Embedding, redistribution and server use are governed by the font's end-user license agreement; review the license before embedding fonts in PDFs, distributing installers or deploying on shared systems.