Where on a cheque is the account number?

[ankita]

I need bank details for a payment and want to confirm where on a cheque is the account number and how to identify it correctly.

 

[Emly]

The account number on a cheque is printed along the bottom line, usually in the middle, between the cheque number and the routing (MICR) number.

 

[Peter]

The account number is printed at the bottom of the cheque, usually between the routing number and the cheque number.

 

[LiamOliver]

Account number placement on a cheque For cheques, since the routing number and the check number are normally placed on the bottom of the cheque (left and right respectively), the account number is normally placed between the routing and check numbers.

 

[John Smith]

The account number on a cheque is usually printed at the bottom, between the routing number and the cheque number. It appears in a special MICR font and identifies the specific bank account linked to the cheque, helping banks process payments accurately and securely.

 

[Felix]

On most cheques, the account number is printed along the bottom line, usually in the middle. That line is called the MICR line. You’ll typically see three sets of numbers: the routing number, the account number, and the cheque number. The account number is normally between the routing number and the cheque number.

 

[Victoria]

A cheque has the account number printed at the bottom, normally in the mid-line of the MICR. It is placed between the routing number (left) and the cheque number (right) and it is used to identify the particular bank account the cheque is being drawn.

 

[Ezra]

The cheque has the account number printed in the bottom as a part of MICR line. It is commonly placed between the routing number and the cheque number and this would enable the banks to make payments properly.