If we look at the single meanings, it is a type of check that comes in single pages and doesn’t have any duplicates. If this kind of check is lost or torn, then the check cannot be used for exchanging money. The checkbook of the single check only has exclusive paper checks, which are given to the next individual. But there is a drawback to the checks; once you compose this check, there is no other physical record except for that check given to someone. Single checks are also planned to be used with a check register because every time you compose a check, the installment’s measure must be recorded. The checkbook of the single check is less bulky because it has less number of pages as compared to the duplicate check. Moreover, it also has a lower price as compared to duplicate checks.