For personal accounts, the account number is the 10-digit number immediately following the routing number at the bottom of your check. Our bank routing number 053112275 is listed first followed by your 10-digit checking account number.

Because we pay our affiliates through electronic fund transfer, we need this information in order to pay you.

If there is a problem with any of your information, someone from the payroll department will contact you and you will receive a live check that you must cash at the bank. Another test file would need to be sent, therefore your direct deposit will be delayed by one pay cycle.

Click on the List/Add Bank Account link in the left navigation bar of the website, click on the applicable bank account and then follow the prompts to update the information.

The Employer Administrator or Employer User with access must first decide what type of account to draw funds from. There is a sample of a check on the "Payment Account / Add Bank Account" screen that shows you where the Routing number and the Account number are for your account. If you are using a savings account and are not sure of the Routing number, please contact your financial institution.

These numbers are printed at the bottom of your check along with your check number. The leftmost number is your routing number, bracketed by these symbols: . Your account number is terminated with this symbol: . Your check number (the same number appearing at the top right of your check) may appear between the routing and account numbers or to the right of your account number. The routing number is 9 digits, the account number is 6 or more digits, and the check number is 4 digits long.

The routing number is the first nine-digit number you will see at the bottom of a check, or a bank statement. You can also call your bank and ask them for it.

If the bank routing number does not work, the number may not match the bank routing number in the billing system. In this case, you will need to speak to a Customer Care representative at (210) 244-0500 or 1-800-255-0501 outside San Antonio for initial setup.

The bank routing number is the nine (9) digit number on the bottom of your personal checks and is used to identify your banking institution. The routing number begins with 0, 1, 2 or 3. Some credit unions have a separate routing number for ACH transactions. If you bank with a credit union, check with your bank staff if you suspect this number is different from the one on your personal checks.

the routing number is a nine-digit number that identifies the insutution of which you have the account. to find it on a check or on a savings deposit slip, look for the numbers shown below.

Your bank account and routing info. can be found on any one of you organization's checks as shown in the following illustration:

A checking account (sometimes called a "current account") is an absolute necessity here, since (1) you will need a bank account to pay your bills, (2) most companies that require a monthly payment wish to be paid by auto-debit, and (3) your employer all but requires you to be paid by auto-deposit.

Please verify that you have entered your Routing Number and your Account Number in the proper fields on the form. Your checks will show the Routing Number first, followed by your Account Number. The EBPP Software asks that you enter your Account Number first, followed by your Bank's Routing Number.

Your account number is usually the middle set of digits along the bottom of your check. This number is between seven and ten digits. The routing number is usually along the left side of the check and is always nine digits. Yes. As long as the Name of Person on Account field matches the account information to be submitted, you can use a different name to register under.

To set up direct deposits or reach your new account electronically, you may need your ABA routing number. For your Anywhere Savings account, the routing number is 044000024. Yes. You may deposit checks or cash at any Huntington Banking office or by mailing checks (do not send cash) to us. Include your Anywhere Savings account number in the memo line. Please send check deposits (do not send cash) to: