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(Josh from Simple here) Not sure if I quite follow. We don't let our customers write checks directly. They can send checks from our apps, but they don't get a
by i2pi 14y ago
(Josh from Simple here)
Not sure if I quite follow.
We don't let our customers write checks directly. They can send checks from our apps, but they don't get a checkbook. Even if someone produced checks with one of our customer's account numbers, our systems are set up to reject them.
We are working on a way to let our customers write their own checks, but we're taking our time on this feature as we want to shut down that fraud path with a special type of check. More details to come in the future.
The feature we released today is for check deposit. Yes, you could suffer if someone gave you a fraudulent check, but the risk is no different than depositing that same check at a teller.
- Terretta 14y agoAs a customer it's interesting to learn that you would reject "custom" checks since your app shows me the routing number and I can use that (and have used that) to do EFT which asks for the number off the bottom of a check. You make it look like a check, and it works like the number off a check, but a third party printed check using that same number wouldn't work? Good to know.
- smackfu 14y agoThey are probably just whitelisting the check numbers that they write, and then rejecting any other check numbers.