FAQS: Paper Checks
Explore how to effectively use DLT 159 check stock for seamless paper check printing.
Check enables developers to return paper checks through our API so your customers can use them to print on their own purchased check stock. In the past, we recommended customers purchase DLT 104 check stock, but we’ve updated this recommendation to DLT 159 check stock, provided by Deluxe, a leading check printer for top payroll providers. This new check stock better matches our design so you can expect better feedback from your customers. We’ve also added the residence address of the payee to the check so now these checks can fit in #9 Double Windowed Envelopes and be seamlessly mailed. Note, DLT159 is backwards compatible with DLT104.
Why are you using DLT159 and not another check stock?
DLT159 has a top-check and 2/3rds blank bottom, which gives us the ability to show the full earnings statement on the check
Can I find DLT 159 in other stores besides Deluxe?
DLT 159 is a SKU number for Deluxe, but you can find this design in other places, listed under “Laser Top Check, Multi-Purpose 7.5 Voucher”. If you don’t order from Deluxe, we urge you to match the design exactly, it will impact alignment.
My employers all have DLT104 checks, is the design backwards compatible?
Yes, we completed print tests on the new designs with DLT 104 and it is backwards compatible.
My users are still having print alignment issues with DLT159?
Unfortunately, there is still the possibility of printer alignment issues depending on the individual’s printer. If they’re having issues, we first suggest ensuring they have the new DLT159 check stock. Secondly, ask them to print a few test checks, adjusting their printer in order to get it right. If they are still running into issues, reach out to Check support and we will triage.
What envelopes work best with DLT159?
Customers should order #9 double windowed envelopes, they can be found at Staples here. The address for the company should fit in the top window, and the address for the residence should fit in the bottom window. The amount will be covered in the middle.
Last updated on March 31, 2024