Order checks directly through Truist Online Banking or by calling your branch

You can order checks from Truist in two ways: through your online banking portal or by phone with a representative at your branch. Online ordering is faster and available 24/7. Phone ordering takes a few minutes and lets you speak to someone if you have questions about check styles or quantities.

Checks typically arrive within 7 to 10 business days after you place your order. Truist charges a fee for check orders — the amount depends on the quantity and style you choose. Standard checks cost less than designer or specialty checks.

You will need your account number and routing number handy, though Truist's system usually pulls these automatically if you are already logged in online.

Key Takeaways

  • Order checks online through Truist Online Banking or by calling your local branch — both methods take less than five minutes.
  • Standard check orders arrive in 7 to 10 business days; rush delivery is available for an additional fee at some branches.
  • Truist charges a fee per box of checks, with costs varying by check style and quantity ordered.
  • You can choose from standard, designer, and specialty check styles through the online ordering system.
  • If you need checks urgently, ask your branch whether they offer temporary check stock or can print checks in-branch.

Ordering checks through Truist Online Banking

Log into your Truist Online Banking account and look for the "Checks" or "Order Checks" option, usually found under Account Services or a similar menu. Click through to the check ordering page and select your account from the dropdown if you have multiple accounts.

Choose your check style — Truist offers standard blue checks, designer patterns, and specialty options. Select the quantity (usually sold in boxes of 25, 50, or 100 checks). Review the price, which will show the per-box fee. Enter or confirm your mailing address, then submit your order.

You will receive a confirmation number. Save or print this for your records. Truist will charge the fee to your account and ship the checks to the address on file.

Ordering checks by phone

Call the phone number on the back of your Truist debit card or find your local branch number on the Truist website. Tell the representative you want to order checks. Have your account number ready.

The representative will ask which account you want checks for, how many boxes you need, and what style you prefer. They will confirm your mailing address and the fee. Some branches can process the order immediately; others may transfer you to a check ordering department.

Ask for a confirmation number before you hang up. The representative should provide one and may email or mail you a receipt.

Check styles and costs

Truist offers three main categories of checks. Standard checks are plain blue checks with your name and account information printed on them — these are the least expensive option. Designer checksSpecialty checks

Pricing varies by style and quantity. Ordering a larger quantity (100 checks instead of 25) usually lowers the per-box cost. The exact fee will display before you confirm your order, either online or over the phone.

What to do if you need checks urgently

If you need checks before the standard 7 to 10 business days, contact your local Truist branch directly. Some branches offer rush delivery for an additional fee, or they may have temporary check stock you can pick up in person.

A few Truist locations can print checks on-site, though this is not available at all branches. Call ahead to ask whether your branch offers this service. If your branch cannot help, ask whether they can issue you a temporary check or direct you to the nearest location that can print checks.

Reordering checks and managing your account

Truist's online system usually remembers your previous check order, so reordering the same style and quantity takes just a few clicks. You can also change your style or quantity each time you order.

If you move or change your mailing address, update it in your Truist Online Banking account before you place a check order. The address you have on file in your account is where Truist will ship your checks.

Keep track of how many checks you have left. Most people reorder when they have one or two boxes remaining, which gives them time to receive the new order before they run out.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do Truist checks cost?

The cost depends on the style and quantity. Standard checks are cheaper than designer or specialty checks. Ordering 100 checks at once usually costs less per box than ordering 25. The exact price will show before you confirm your order online or over the phone.

Can I pick up checks at a Truist branch instead of having them mailed?

Most Truist branches do not offer in-branch pickup for mail orders. However, some locations can print checks on-site or provide temporary checks. Call your local branch to ask what options they have available.

What if my checks arrive damaged or with errors?

Contact Truist immediately with your confirmation number and photos of the damage or error. Truist will reprint and ship a replacement order at no charge. Keep the damaged checks until Truist confirms the replacement has been sent.

Can I order checks for a joint account?

Yes. When you select your account during the ordering process, choose the joint account. Both account holders' names will print on the checks. If only one name should appear, contact your branch before ordering.

Do I have to order checks through Truist, or can I use a third-party printer?

You can order from third-party check printers, but they must have your correct routing number and account number. Truist checks ordered through Truist are may provide to work with your account. If you use another printer, verify the routing and account numbers before placing the order.