Can I transfer a cashiers check to a bank account using only routing and account number off of the cashiers check?

Can I transfer a cashiers check to a bank account using only routing and account number off of the cashiers check Asked by cis4zpm 8 months ago Similar questions: transfer cashiers check bank account routing number Business > Financial Services.

Similar questions: transfer cashiers check bank account routing number.

No. You will need to physically produce the actual check at the bank.

Great thanks for the info. I'm simply trying to avoid cashing the cashiers check at my bank and the cashiers check is coming from a bank that is not located locally. Cis4zpm 8 months ago .

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I have the stamped copy of a bank check showing the account it was deposited into. How do I find names on the account?

I have some checks from before my old bank got sucked up by a new bank. The routing number and account number (more).

Is the acct number on my cashiers check the same as my bank acct #. Both numbers are different.

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