Endorsing a check means to sign the back of the check to make it “cashable.” For example, if you write a check to your friend, your friend would endorse the check to get the cash or the deposit the amount into his or her account. The back of the check has an endorsement area.
There is also important information printed on the back of your checks: Routing and Account numbers. These numbers are helpful when setting up direct deposit or an automatic withdrawal/deposit.Your financial institution’s number and branch.The number is used to identify each check written. Your address and phone number are sometimes included. What is on the Check That You Will Need to Know Did you know that the line you sign on is actually micro-sized text that forms a line? This is one of many security features on a check. You can use this area to remind yourself why you wrote the check or to record the account number of the bill you are paying. This prevents anyone from adding an additional amount after what you have written. After writing out the amount of the check, draw a line to the end. The dollar amount of the check in words.The dollar amount of the check in numbers.This prevents anyone from adding an additional name on your check.
After writing the name, you can draw a line to the end. This is where you write the name of the person or company to whom you will give the check. To complete your checks, you will need to fill in the following pieces of information:
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