RECEIVED THE TWO DEPOSITS BUT DONT KNOW WHERE TO FILL THAT INFO.
NOT PAYROLL.
Welcome to the Community space, @CarlosBFFWD.
I'm here to help you verify bank account in processing payments to your contractors in QuickBooks Online (QBO).
Since you've received two deposits in your account, go back to QuickBooks to verify the transactions.
Here's how:
You may also open this article for more information: Use your QuickBooks Checking account.
I've also added this article for additional information you haven't received an email: Unable to receive Intuit email from QuickBooks Payments.
I'm all ears if you have additional clarifications about payment-related concerns in QuickBooks. Simply leave a reply below and I'll circle back to help you.
I received three test deposits. Do I just try different combinations? The first two don't work.
I'd like to address the issue about test deposits to verify your bank account in QuickBooks Checking, @Willie24.
Please know that when entering test deposits, the order doesn't matter. Also, QuickBooks only sends two small deposits to the account. Since you received three, I recommend checking their descriptions to ensure they're intended for the test deposits.
If the issue persists, I recommend reaching out to our QuickBooks Checking support team. They can provide assistance via a screen-sharing tool to continue with the bank verification process.
To do that:
Moreover, you can create envelopes with QuickBooks Checking to save money and set it aside for further expenses.
The Community team is here to help whenever you have additional questions about verifying your QuickBooks Checking bank account. We're always here to assist. Keep safe.
There were 3 small payments, and the verification is asking for 2
so it wont verify
Hello there, Reos. I'm here to ensure you successfully verify your bank accounts when connecting to QuickBooks Checking.
As my colleague JaeAnnC mentioned, QuickBooks only sends two small deposits to your account within three business days. However, since you’ve received three deposits, I recommend thoroughly reviewing your bank statement and comparing it to the transactions in QuickBooks. Then, use similar deposits to verify your account.
For more detailed guidance, you can check out this helpful article: Use your QuickBooks Checking account.
If you’re still encountering challenges with the verification process, don’t hesitate to reach out to our live support team. They have the tools and expertise to access your account, identify the underlying issue, and provide a prompt resolution.
Additionally, you can refer to this article about the common question about QuickBooks Checking: QuickBooks Checking FAQ.
Please let us know if you have other concerns about verifying your bank account in QBO, Reos. We're here to help you in any way we can.
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