Warranties on presentment are the same regardless of who is the payor or acceptor.

Warranties On Presentment

Guarantees made concerning the validity, authenticity, and condition of a negotiable instrument when it is presented for payment or acceptance.

Payor

A payor, in financial transactions, is the party that makes a payment to another party, the payee, often in fulfillment of an obligation such as a bill, loan, or settlement.

Acceptor

The party who agrees to pay a bill of exchange, such as a draft or check, upon its presentation.