A money order is a bank-issued check that represents guaranteed funds when negotiated. The bank is irrevocably committed to paying money orders. Money orders are sold to Capital City Bank (CCB) clients only. Money orders must be purchased with guaranteed funds, such as cash, an on us check, or a checking or savings debit memo. See Issuing Money Orders. For applicable fees, see the Other Services and Fees brochure.

Money order purchasers can place a stop payment for reasons including lost, stolen, or destroyed. See Money Order Stop Payment for more information.

Clients can return a money order to the bank and be issued a refund or replacement. See Money Orders Replacement (Reissue) or Refund for more information.