Direct Deposit

The University of Kansas policy REQUIRES all students to sign up for direct deposit so refunds can be electronically deposited into your checking or savings account with your bank. Electronic deposit will allow you to receive your refunds more quickly than through regular mail, and it’s safer too.

How to set up Direct Deposit:

1. Log into Enroll & Pay
2. Select the Student Financials tile
3. Click on Direct Deposit
4. Click the Enroll in Direct Deposit button
5. Enter bank routing number, account holder’s name, and back account number. Be sure to enter a bank account number. Do not enter a 16-digit number from your debit card
6. Select Checking or Savings
7. Read the agreement information
8. Press the Submit button at the bottom of the page

How to update previously set up Direct Deposit information:

1. Log into Enroll & Pay
2. Select the Student Financials tile
3. Click on Direct Deposit
4. Verify the bank name and click the arrow to the right of the masked bank account number
5. For security purposes, verify and enter the bank account number for the previously set up direct deposit information. Please note that this will be a bank account number, not a 16-digit number from your debit card
6. Click the Enter button
7. From here you will be able to update your direct deposit information. Please enter a bank account number. Do not a 16-digit number from your debit card
8. Click the Submit button at the bottom of the page

OR you may set up direct deposit by completing the Direct Deposit Authorization form (pdf). Please note that if you do not personally deliver the form to Student Accounts and Receivables, then the form must be notarized.

Parents who are securing a Parent PLUS loan may also sign up for direct deposit by completing the Direct Deposit Authorization for Parent PLUS Loan Proceeds form (pdf). Please note that if the parent is not personally delivering the form to Student Accounts and Receivables, then the form must be notarized.
There is no charge for this service. 

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