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Brex Inc. provides the Brex Mastercard® Corporate Credit Card, issued by Emigrant Bank, Member FDIC or Fifth Third Bank, NA., Member FDIC. Use of Brex’s user data access application programming interfaces is subject to the Brex Access Agreement. Use of Brex Empower and other Brex products is subject to the Platform Agreement. Brex Treasury LLC (“Brex Treasury”) is an affiliate of Brex and a member of FINRA and SIPC that provides Brex Cash, an account that allows customers to sweep uninvested cash balances into certain money market mutual funds or FDIC-insured bank accounts at Brex’s partner banks, such as JPMorgan Chase Bank, Member FDIC. A list of partner banks is available at https://www.brex.com/legal. Investing in securities products involves risk and you could lose money. Brex Treasury is not a bank nor an investment adviser and your Brex Cash account is not an FDIC-insured bank account. *Your account earns yield on an annual basis. The figure shown here is an estimate of the annualized yield based on the average performance of the past seven days.* Yield is variable and fluctuates. Carefully consider a fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses, as described in the applicable mutual fund’s prospectus. Contact us for a copy of the fund prospectus. Past performance does not guarantee future results, which may vary. SIPC currently protects the assets in each of your securities accounts at Brex Treasury up to $500,000 (including $250,000 for claims for cash). Please see https://www.sipc.org/ This is not an offer, solicitation of an offer, recommendation or advice to buy or sell any security, financial product, instrument or to open a brokerage account in any jurisdiction where Brex Treasury is not registered. Review the background of Brex Treasury or its investment professionals on FINRA's BrokerCheck website. Please visit the Deposit Sweep Program Disclosure Statement for important legal disclosures. Brex does not provide, nor does it guarantee, any third-party product, service, information, or recommendation and may pay third parties and/or be paid by them for customer referrals. Services may be provided by Brex Payments LLC (NMLS #2035354). Skip to main content Select Your StatePlease tell us where you bank so we can give you accurate rate and fee information for your location. | Where can I find my ABA routing number on my check? If you're reordering checks, setting up a direct deposit or an automatic payment or preparing a wire transfer, you'll probably be asked to provide an ABA routing number. This sample check image shows where ABA routing numbers can be found on your checks. (Refer to your own check for your specific numbers.) Access your money faster with direct depositPlease select your countyEnter your zip codePlease enter the zip code for your home address so we can give you accurate rate and fee information for your location. You can enrol in direct deposit for most payments your business receives. If you do business with the government, you can get paid with direct deposit. Streamline your business banking and save time by enrolling today. What you need before you enrol
NoteIf your business doesn't use cheques, there are other ways to find your company's banking information:
Direct deposit for businessesYour business can enrol in direct deposit for most payments it receives from the government. Browse eligible paymentsMost payments your business receives from the Government of Canada are eligible for direct deposit. Explore the list of eligible payments and benefits and the department or agency that issues them. Canada Revenue Agency
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NoteIf your company's payment isn't listed, you may contact the department or agency that issues the payment to verify whether direct deposit is an option. Enrol in direct depositOnce you have matched the payments your business receives with the departments and agencies that issues them, you may enrol in direct deposit. You may also change the bank account information or address that the issuing department or agency has on file.
Direct deposit for government suppliersYour business can be paid by direct deposit for the goods and services you sell to the government. To enrol, contact the federal institution that issues your payment by searching for their name below. Contact information for federal institutions
Benefits of enrolling your businessTranscript/Captions – Benefits of enrolling your business Start of clip. (A customer is shown walking in front of a business building and entering a store) If you are like most Canadian small business owners, you're already using electronic banking. You know it's a fast, efficient and cost-effective way to stay on top of your business and meet the needs of your clients. (A small business owner is shown sitting at a desk using a phone) The Government of Canada is following suit. It's modernizing the way it issues payments to Canadians by switching to direct deposit. (A small business owner is shown talking to a customer) Nobody will benefit more than business owners, who receive a variety of payments from the federal government. (The words GST/HST Returns, Accounts Payable and Corporate Tax Refunds appear on a grey screen) They will see their office processes simplified as government moves from traditional paper payments to electronic transactions. (A small business owner is shown talking with a customer) Enrolling in the federal direct deposit program is the next step to helping this small business owner streamline her business banking. (The discussion between the small business owner and a customer continues in the store's showroom) (A small business owner is shown on the screen) It's been a record-breaking year but it just means I'm busier than ever which means saving time is all the more important. A lot of our business transactions now are direct deposit into our bank account, saving time not having to go to the bank is a big improvement in terms of how I manage my time which is a limited resource. Small business owners aren't the only Canadians who should register for direct deposit— students counting on Canada Student Loans, (Students are shown getting ready for graduation) parents expecting the Canada Child Benefit, (a family with children is shown playing in a field) unemployed workers waiting for Employment Insurance benefits, (a woman is shown researching jobs on a public library computer) and seniors who rely on their monthly Canada Pension Plan payment, will also enjoy the convenience of direct deposit – (an older couple is shown walking on a beach) their money is deposited directly into their account, it's safe, secure and convenient. (an older couple is shown sitting on a park bench) From an environmental standpoint I like direct deposit because it's not only immediate but it's also paperless. (A small business owner and a customer are shown completing a purchase transaction using electronics) (A small business owner is shown on the screen) Our customers are looking more and more for solutions that are socially responsible and I find that it helps reduce clutter at the same time. So if it's good for me and good for the environment, that's a bonus. Be part of the Canadian businesses already enjoying the benefits of direct deposit. (A small business owner is shown completing a purchase transaction and handing a bag to a customer) Enrol today: it's fast, convenient, reliable and secure. (The words "To find out more visit directdeposit.gc.ca" appear on a grey screen followed by the Government of Canada Wordmark) To find out more visit directdeposit.gc.ca. (The words "Public Works and Government Services Canada with the Canada flags" appear on a grey screen followed by the Government of Canada Wordmark) End of clip. Date modified: 2022-11-01 What bank information does someone need for direct deposit?Just have your bank account information (routing and bank account numbers) handy. The second step in direct deposit enrollment is to ask your employer for direct deposit forms. These are generally very basic. It helps to have your Social Security number handy, and a blank check or account and routing numbers.
What 3 numbers do you need for direct deposit?Setting up direct deposit is very straightforward, and largely involves providing the payer your bank information, including a transit number, branch number, and account number. These 3 numbers are easily accessible through your online banking, and also appear at the bottom of cheques if you still use those at all.
Do you only need account number for direct deposit?Account Number: An Overview. Whether you need to set up a direct deposit, such as your paycheck, or order checks online, you will need both your bank's routing number and your account number for those transactions. Account numbers are a lot like a customer ID or fingerprint specific to each account holder.
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