MICR E-13B & CMC-7 Banking Standards

Check Numbers Font Generator (MICR E-13B) ๐Ÿฆ

Format bank check routing lines, MICR E-13B transit symbols (โ‘ˆ, โ‘‰, โ‘‡), account numbers, and optical check strings with 1-click copy & paste.

SAMPLE BANK CHECK MICR STRIPANSI X9.27 Standard
โ‘ˆ122000496โ‘ˆ 9876543210โ‘‰ 1042

Specialized magnetic ink characters: โ‘ˆ (Transit), โ‘‰ (On-Us), โ‘‡ (Amount), โ‘Š (Dash)

Standard US MICR E-13B Bottom Check Line

โ‘ˆ122000496โ‘ˆ 9876543210โ‘‰ 1042

Transit symbol (โ‘ˆ), 9-digit ABA routing, Account number (โ‘‰), and Check sequence.

ABA Transit & Routing Number (Transit Delimiters)

โ‘ˆ122000496โ‘ˆ

Magnetic ink transit demarcation for automated clearing house (ACH) sorting.

Customer Account & Auxiliary On-Us (On-Us Symbol)

9876543210โ‘‰

Customer depository ledger identifier and auxiliary verification string.

Amount Field Check Line (Amount Symbol)

โ‘‡150000โ‘‡

Standard 10-digit encoded dollar and cent amount block ($1,500.00).

OCR-B Clean Monospace Bank String

122000496 9876543210 1042

European optical check scanning standard formatted in fixed-width OCR characters.

About MICR E-13B & ANSI Banking Typography Standards

The MICR E-13B font was developed in the late 1950s by the American Bankers Association (ABA) in partnership with the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) and General Electric. Standardized as ANSI X9.27 and ISO 1004:1995, MICR enables high-speed magnetic sorting machines to process checks with near-zero error rates.