Digital Banks & Neobanks

Voided Check for Digital Banks

Many app-based accounts do not offer checkbooks, while some employers and payers still request a voided check. Confirm which documents they accept, then use the current account details shown by your provider.

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Guides for Getting Bank Documents

Document requirements vary by employer, payer, and account. Confirm what the recipient accepts before sharing banking details.

What Are Digital Banks?

Online Banks, Neobanks & Fintechs

Digital banks are financial institutions that operate entirely online — no physical branches, no paper checkbooks. They offer checking accounts, savings, and direct deposit through mobile apps.

App-First Banking

Many app-based providers let customers manage accounts online. Check each provider's current options for paper checks and official account documents.

Partner Bank Model

Most neobanks partner with FDIC-insured chartered banks to hold your deposits. Your routing number belongs to the partner bank — not the fintech brand.

No Physical Checks

Some providers do not offer checkbooks, and document requirements vary by employer or biller. Ask what they accept before creating or sending a document.

How It Works

The Partner Bank & Sponsor Bank Model

Understanding how digital banks work helps explain why your Chime, Cash App, or Venmo account uses a routing number from a bank you've never heard of.

1

Fintech Provides the App

Companies like Chime, Cash App, and Venmo build the mobile app, debit card, and user experience — but they are technology companies, not chartered banks.

2

Partner Bank Holds Your Money

An FDIC-insured bank (like Sutton Bank, The Bancorp Bank, or Central National Bank & Trust) acts as the “sponsor” or “partner” bank. Your deposits are held here and insured up to $250,000.

3

Routing Number = Partner Bank

Your routing number belongs to the partner bank, not the fintech app. This is normal — it's how the Federal Reserve identifies where to route ACH transfers and direct deposits to your account.

Why You Need This

Why Digital Bank Users Need Voided Checks

Even though your bank is digital, the systems that process direct deposits and ACH transfers still rely on traditional banking infrastructure.

Direct Deposit Setup

An employer may request a voided check, its own form, or another document. Ask payroll which option it accepts.

Payroll Enrollment

Use the routing and account details shown by your provider, then follow the payroll team's document and submission instructions.

Automatic Bill Pay

Utility companies, insurance providers, and landlords may request a voided check to set up automatic ACH withdrawals.

Government Benefits

Social Security, tax refunds, and state benefit programs often accept voided checks to set up electronic deposits.

Browse Digital Banks

Generate a Voided Check for Your Digital Bank

Select a bank to view its page. Confirm the routing number against the current details in your financial provider's app before using it.

Chime logo
Chime
Chime accounts use Central National Bank & Trust
Cash App logo
Cash App
Cash App accounts use Sutton Bank
Ally Bank logo
Ally Bank
Venmo logo
Venmo
Venmo accounts use The Bancorp Bank
PayPal logo
PayPal
PayPal accounts use The Bancorp Bank
SoFi Bank logo
SoFi Bank
Varo Bank logo
Varo Bank
Current logo
Current
Current accounts use Choice Financial Group
GO2bank logo
GO2bank
GO2bank accounts use Green Dot Bank
Mercury logo
Mercury
Mercury accounts use Choice Financial Group
Green Dot logo
Green Dot
Green Dot accounts use Green Dot Bank
Netspend logo
Netspend
Netspend accounts use Pathward
Wise logo
Wise
Wise accounts use Community Federal Savings Bank
Dave Banking logo
Dave Banking
Dave Banking accounts use Evolve Bank & Trust
Revolut logo
Revolut
Revolut accounts use Metropolitan Commercial Bank
Brex logo
Brex
Brex accounts use Column Bank
MoneyLion logo
MoneyLion
MoneyLion accounts use Pathward
Upgrade logo
Upgrade
Upgrade accounts use Cross River Bank
Albert logo
Albert
Albert accounts use Sutton Bank
Bluevine logo
Bluevine
Bluevine accounts use Coastal Community Bank
Acorns logo
Acorns
Acorns accounts use Lincoln Savings Bank
Stash logo
Stash
Stash accounts use Green Dot Bank
Empower logo
Empower
Empower accounts use nbkc bank
Greenlight logo
Greenlight
Greenlight accounts use Community Federal Savings Bank
Novo logo
Novo
Novo accounts use Middlesex Federal Savings
Step logo
Step
Step accounts use Evolve Bank & Trust
N26 logo
N26
N26 accounts use Axos Bank
Relay logo
Relay
Relay accounts use Thread Bank
Aspiration logo
Aspiration
Aspiration accounts use Coastal Community Bank
Found logo
Found
Found accounts use Piermont Bank
Lili logo
Lili
Lili accounts use Choice Financial Group
Oxygen logo
Oxygen
Oxygen accounts use The Bancorp Bank
One Finance logo
One Finance
One Finance accounts use Coastal Community Bank
Point Card logo
Point Card
Point Card accounts use Column Bank
Majority logo
Majority
Majority accounts use Sutton Bank
Qube Money logo
Qube Money
Qube Money accounts use UMB Bank
FamZoo logo
FamZoo
FamZoo accounts use Sutton Bank
HMBradley logo
HMBradley
HMBradley accounts use Hatch Bank

Have Questions?

Digital Bank Voided Check FAQ

What is a digital bank?
A digital bank (also called a neobank or online bank) is a financial institution that operates primarily through a mobile app or website, without traditional brick-and-mortar branches. Examples include Chime, Cash App, SoFi, Venmo, and Varo. Some hold their own bank charter, while others partner with traditional banks to provide FDIC-insured accounts.
Can I get a voided check from a digital bank?
Some app-based financial services do not issue checkbooks, while others may offer checks or official account documents. Check the provider's current app or support page. If you use an online-formatted voided check, ask the employer or biller whether it accepts that document; it is not issued by your bank.
What is a partner bank or sponsor bank?
Some app-based financial services work with one or more partner banks. The bank or banks connected to a service can depend on the product and account. Check the provider's current disclosures and your account details instead of assuming a partner bank or routing number.
Why does my digital bank use a different bank's routing number?
If your digital bank operates under a partner/sponsor bank model, it uses the partner bank's routing number for ACH transfers and direct deposits. This is because the partner bank holds the actual bank charter and your FDIC-insured deposits. The routing number identifies where your money is held in the Federal Reserve system.
How do I find my digital bank routing number and account number?
Most digital banking apps display your routing number and account number in the direct deposit or account details section. Look for options like "Direct Deposit," "Account Details," or "Banking Info" in your app's settings or account menu. You'll need both numbers to generate a voided check.
Is a voided check from a digital bank accepted for direct deposit?
Acceptance depends on the employer, payer, and account. Ask whether it accepts a digital document, the provider's own direct deposit form, or a bank-issued letter. A third-party formatted document is not a bank-issued check.

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