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What the extract confidence percentage means, how fields are scored, and what to do when a scan lands below 90%.
Extract confidence is Paycheck's composite score for how readable the check image was and how well key fields agree with each other. It is not a bank settlement guarantee, a fraud score, or a promise that funds will clear.
The score is weighted toward settlement-critical fields: courtesy amount, ABA routing number, account digits, written legal amount, payee, check number, and date. Engine confidence from each OCR pass can add a small boost, but the score never claims 100% certainty from client-side OCR alone.
Important
The 90% threshold is the product gate between automatic deposit and the paid manual review path. Field-level percentages (amount, routing, date, and so on) show which parts of the read are strong or weak.
You can edit amount, payee, payer, bank, date, and memo before continuing. Edits help the review queue, but they do not by themselves raise the locked extract confidence from the original OCR pass.
Fee details live on Fees & ledger and Pricing.
These external resources explain the banking and imaging context behind remote deposit and MICR reads:
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