Re: Dupliicate check #s
Kobac <slatus@*delete_this_part_to_reply*optonline.net>
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On 06/22/2023 10:03, Andrew wrote: > On 6/21/2023 4:27 PM, Kobac wrote: >> My bank (Webster Bank) does not use check numbers when using their >> online Bill Pay system, which I use by logging into my bank account >> and making payments. > > What happens if your credit union has to cut ?& mail a physical check > for a payee that does not accept ACH transmitted electronic payments? > The paper check indeed DOES have a check number assigned, which shows up > in the DOWNLOADED PAYEE field when I accept the cleared payment. I > don't ever need to manually write it in the CHECK # field in the > register, but indeed it does still exist in these cases. > > When I enter these payments in my register when I tell the CU to make > the payment, I simply record the check # as 'BILLPAY' regardless of > whether the CU (or their agent such as CHECKFREE that I believe they > use) goes ACH or physical. I don't know how they do it, nor do I care > unless I really get into the weeds and see how my payee is set up in > their system. > I do very occasionally run into that situation where a paper check is sent out to the payee. I record it as an EFT. On our bank statement those payments show up as a debit with no check number.