How to update your bank account with Checkbook.io

How to update your bank account with Checkbook.io

Step #1: 

Log in to your Checkbook.io account. https://app.checkbook.io/login
If you have only received a check and not created an account, use this link and click "Forgot password" to set a password to the account that was automatically created for you with the email that you received the check on. 
Step #2: 

Go to "Settings" on the bottom left-hand side of the page. 

Step #3: 

When in Settings, click on the "Accounts and Cards" tab.

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Step #4:

Once you reach accounts, you will see your banks under the Bank Accounts tab - Select the bank you want to delete and click on the "Delete" button.

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NOTE: The Default account may not be deleted. So in order to delete, you will have to add another bank.

 

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