What type of check will be marked void if written over a certain amount?

A limited check is a specific type of check that includes a stipulation that it is only valid for a limited amount or for a specified purpose. When a limited check is written for an amount that exceeds the designated limit, it becomes marked as void to prevent unauthorized use or fraud. This built-in safeguard ensures that the check can only be used within the parameters set by the account holder, thus protecting financial interests.

The other types of checks mentioned do not specifically have a limit in the same way that a limited check does. A voucher check is used for payroll or expense reimbursements but does not inherently have the same voiding conditions based on a written amount. A certified check is guaranteed by the bank that it will be paid, regardless of the amount, and a stale check refers to a check that has not been cashed within a certain time frame, rather than a check that is voided based on the amount written.