A Nevada Certificate of Cash Deposit (CCD) is a type of financial instrument used to record and track an individual or organization's proof of deposit of cash funds. The CCD is issued by a Nevada financial institution and serves as a receipt for the deposited funds. It is a legally binding document that provides evidence of deposit and can be used for many purposes, including escrow, loan collateral, and title insurance. There are two types of Nevada Certificate of Cash Deposit: a Standard Certificate of Cash Deposit and an Enhanced Certificate of Cash Deposit. The Standard Certificate of Cash Deposit is the basic form of the CCD and provides evidence of deposit of funds up to $250,000. The Enhanced Certificate of Cash Deposit is more comprehensive and can provide evidence of deposits of funds up to $1,000,000. This type of certificate also includes additional protections and safeguards such as the requirement of a signature from both the depositor and the financial institution.