Who is Drawer drawee and payee in case of a bill of exchange?

In a bill of exchange, the drawer is the person or entity that creates and signs the bill, instructing another party to pay a specified amount. The drawee is the party that is directed to make the payment, typically a bank or another individual, and must accept the bill for it to be valid. The payee is the person or entity to whom the payment is to be made, as specified in the bill. Together, these three roles facilitate the transaction outlined in the bill of exchange.