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Looking at the bottom of a check?

Check routing number. It usually comes first, along the bottom of the check.

Look along the bottom of the check. The routing number usually comes first, then the account number, then the check number.

  • Routing number: nine digits that identify the bank or credit union
  • Account number: identifies your account at that bank
  • Check number: the number of that check
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Three groups of numbers.

Each one has a different job.

Routing number

A nine-digit code that identifies the bank or credit union that holds your account. It is also called an RTN or an ABA routing number.

Account number

It identifies your account among all the accounts at that bank. It is the group between the routing number and the check number. Keep it private.

Check number

The number of that check. It follows the account number at the bottom of the check.

Print checks with your numbers on them.

Add your account and routing numbers once, then print checks yourself.

Print on blank stock paper

Print checks from home or the office on blank check stock with any printer.

Add your branding

Add your logo, colors, and fonts so your checks look like your business.

Import from your books

Connect your accounting software and import checks, so you do not retype account numbers.

Easy to learn. Quick to help.

In their own words, from businesses that use ZIL MONEY.

Rachel Ruiz, Business Strategy Manager at Lennar Title

“Working with ZIL MONEY has been such a great experience.”

We use their platform to create and send eChecks to multiple parties, and it’s been incredibly smooth and efficient. Anytime we have a question or run into an issue, their team is quick to respond and always helpful.

Rachel RuizBusiness Strategy Manager, Lennar Title
Mike S. of Experity

“ZIL MONEY has been a game-changer for our business!”

Their payment support is top-notch, quick, reliable, and always ready to assist with any questions we have.

Mike S.Experity
Cory Edwards, Owner of Edwards Holdings Realty

“The most helpful part is that ZIL MONEY can be used by everyone.”

It’s very easy to navigate. The user interface is very easy to learn. It solves the problem of having various accounting software separately and unable to integrate.

Cory EdwardsOwner, Edwards Holdings Realty

Common questions

Where is the account number on a check?
It is at the bottom of the check, between the routing number and the check number. It is usually the second group of numbers.
Where is the routing number on a check?
The routing number is at the bottom of the check, beside the account number. It is a nine-digit code that identifies the bank or credit union. It is also called an RTN (Routing Transit Number) or an ABA routing number.
What is the difference between a routing number and an account number?
The routing number identifies the bank or credit union. The account number identifies your account at that bank.
What is a check account number?
It is a unique number associated with your bank account.

Print your first check.

Try it with one payment, or book a short demo and we will walk you through it.

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