I don’t have a bank account.
If you don’t have a bank account, You can set it up with a valid ID and address on the bank's website or by going to a branch in person. Learn more here. If you don’t want to open a bank account, you can get paid with a digital check. You can print it and cash it with a valid ID, but there might be an extra fee.
I don’t know my account number.
Your account number is an unique number that identifies your bank account. You can find it:
On Your Paper Checks: It’s typically at the bottom center, after the routing number.
Online Banking: It’s typically in your account details on your bank’s website or app.
Bank Statement: It’s typically on your paper or electronic bank statements.
Call Your Bank: You can call your bank’s customer service to help you find your account number.
I don’t know my routing number.
A routing number is an unique number that identifies your bank. You can find it:
On Your Paper Checks: It’s typically the first 9-digit number at the bottom left of each check.
Online Banking: It’s typically in your account details on your bank’s website or app.
Bank Statements: It’s typically on your paper or electronic bank statements.
Call Your Bank: You can call your bank’s customer service to ask for the routing number.
I don’t know my account type.
Your account type refers to whether you have a checking or savings account, and it’s typically listed on your bank statement. If you're not sure, check with your bank or log into your online banking account where this information is often shown. If you still need help, your bank will be able to clarify this for you.