Starting a new job or switching banks? Set up direct deposit the clean way — a proper Direct Deposit Authorization Form you fill in, sign, and hand to payroll. PaperKit drafts a polished one in seconds: tell it whether you're STARTING direct deposit (new enrollment), CHANGING an existing one, or CANCELLING it, and the whole form reshapes — the title, the framing, the authorization/consent wording, and the closing. Then add your bank account(s): the bank name, routing number, account number, whether it's checking or savings, and how much of your net pay goes there — the entire amount, a percentage, a fixed dollar amount, or the remaining balance — so you can SPLIT your pay across more than one account (say a fixed amount to savings and the rest to checking). Your account number is masked to the last 4 digits on the form for safety, and PaperKit reminds you to send full bank details or a voided check to payroll securely. You're the one authorizing it, so YOU e-sign the hosted form online and submit it to your payroll contact — there's no second signature. (This is a convenience template, not legal, tax, payroll, or banking advice — PaperKit doesn't set up, verify, or move any money; you're responsible for the accuracy of the bank details, and the deposit only takes effect once your employer's payroll provider processes it, often after a prenote / test deposit of a pay cycle or two.)
The big lever — it reshapes the whole form: the title, the framing, the authorization wording and the closing.
New enrollment — start direct deposit and send the payment to the account(s) you name below.
Add one or more accounts to split your net pay. For each, pick how much goes there: the entire net pay, a percent, a fixed amount, or the remaining balance. Your account number is masked to the last 4 digits on the form — deliver full details / a voided check to payroll securely.
Turn on what applies. The authorization/consent clause, a voided-check reminder and a secure-delivery note are on by default.
A real direct deposit authorization form. The authorization type reshapes the title, framing and consent wording; your account(s) fill the deposit-instructions table (account numbers masked to the last 4 digits). Publish to get a hosted link you e-sign online.
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A direct deposit authorization form is a template for convenience, not legal, tax, payroll, or banking advice. PaperKit does not set up, verify, or move any money — you are responsible for the accuracy of the bank details, and the deposit takes effect only once your employer's payroll provider processes the authorization (often after a prenote or test deposit of one or two pay cycles). For your security, account numbers are shown masked to the last 4 digits; deliver full bank details or a voided check to payroll through a secure channel and do not share the link to this form publicly. PaperKit is not a law firm, a bank, or a payroll provider and records electronic signature via the signer's typed name.