Question

question 9 of 10
the 9-digit number that identifies the bank that a check came from is called:

a. the bank number.

b. the check number.

c. the routing number.

d. the account number.

Explanation:

In banking, a 9 - digit routing number (also known as ABA routing number) is used to identify the financial institution (bank) that a check originates from. The check number identifies the check itself, the account number identifies the account, and "bank number" is not the standard term for this 9 - digit identifier. So the correct answer is C.

Answer:

C. the routing number.