alleryStart learning →An order instrument endorsed in blank becomes payable to:
ADrawer of it only
BThe bearer of it
COriginal payee only
DA notary public
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. The bearer of it
A blank endorsement converts the instrument into one payable to its bearer, even if first payable to order.
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