BOTTOM ECONOMY VALUE - BUSINESS LASER CHECKS - SINGLE COLOR (500/PACK - 2 STUBS)

Bottom position economy value blank business checks — the check prints on the bottom third of the page with two tear-off stubs above it. This is the usual payroll layout, putting the pay detail above the check the employee tears off. Economy grade keeps the cost per check down while remaining fully bank-ready.

What you get

• 500 sheets per pack, one check per sheet
• 8.5" x 11" letter size, fits any standard laser printer tray
• Perforations: 4.0" stub, 3.5" stub, 3.5" check
• Two single colors: Blue, Green
• Volume discounts available on larger orders

Economy value vs. premium security

Economy stock is a single-color design carrying the core fraud protections below. Our premium security stock adds a copy-void endorsement pantograph, a simulated watermark, micro-printed borders, an anti-splice backer, and Check 21 imaging features, in multi-color prismatic designs.

The trade-off is straightforward: if you're running routine payroll in volume, economy is the sensible pick. If your accounts have seen fraud attempts, or you're writing large-value checks, the premium grade is worth the difference.

Security features included

• Erasure protection — the background turns white if someone tries to erase the amount
• Micro-printed borders that blur into a dotted line when photocopied
• Copier void — scanning produces a series of void watermarks
• Overt warning band border
• UV-reactive fibers that intensify under ultraviolet light
• Separate pantograph over the signature area

Why blank stock instead of pre-printed checks

Your software prints the bank details, so one supply of paper covers every account you write from. Change banks or add an account and you change a setting rather than reordering. Unprinted stock is also safer to store — a stolen sheet carries no account number.

Software and printer compatibility

Works with MultiCHAX, QuickBooks, QuickBooks Online, Quicken, Sage 50, and other accounting software, on any standard laser printer. Print with a MICR toner cartridge so your bank can read the routing line automatically.

Not sure this is the right format?

Buying the wrong check position is the most common ordering mistake. Confirm whether your software prints top, middle, or bottom checks, or call (702) 389-6009 and we'll check for you.