Amazon.com Help: Assign a Checking Account as a Payment Option

Assign a Checking Account as a Payment Option

Pay for goods and services on Amazon.com with an ACH-enabled U.S. checking account.

To use your checking account as a payment option, do the following:

Click Add a checking account at the Shipping & Payment stage of the checkout process.
Enter the bank routing number (also known as the ABA code).
Enter the Account number (the account must be an ACH-enabled checking account at a bank branch located in the U.S. If you're unsure whether your account is ACH-enabled, please contact your bank).
Enter the name and the address of the principal account holder.
Enter the principal account holder's valid U.S. driver's license number (or state-issued ID number) and the issuing state.

Note:

You can use any checking account provided your account is a personal account located at a branch in the U.S. We don't accept savings, corporate, or business bank accounts.
Routing numbers are always 9 digits long. Account numbers may be up to 17 digits long. Some banks list the routing number first on the check, while other banks list the account number first.

Learn how to pay for an Amazon.com order directly from your checking account.

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