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'Account Number Does Not Have the Correct Number Structure' Error

Fix the 'account number does not have the correct number structure' error by re-entering the bank account number with the correct number of digits.

Written by Samuel

The "The account number specified does not have the correct number structure" error means the bank account number entered is not formatted correctly — it likely has the wrong number of digits or fails a check digit validation.

How to Fix It

Have the tenant double-check their bank account number and re-enter it carefully. Common mistakes include:

  • Entering the routing number instead of the account number

  • Missing or extra digits

  • Copying from a check incorrectly (account number is the second set of numbers on a check, after the routing number)


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