Product updates

We have added support for two new benefit types, transit and parking, which can be used to define employee benefits for vehicle transportation and transit passes, and qualified parking benefits, respectively.

These benefits are excluded from taxable income under Section 132(f) of the Internal Revenue Code up to a monthly limit of $325 in 2025.

For the full list of benefit types supported in Check, refer to our API documentation.

Today we’re thrilled to release automated handling of Notifications of Change (NOCs). A NOC is a courtesy notice provided by banks, which means that a payment was processed successfully but some piece of account information needs to be corrected before the next payment to avoid future delays or returns.

Historically, Check has handled NOCs by disabling the bank account in question, but with this new release we will now automatically apply changes communicated via NOCs. Partners will be notified via webhook about these changes, and a new field on the Bank Account object — last_noc_correction_at — will be set to the time when we processed the NOC.

For more information, please visit our guide on Notifications of Change.

We have added a new miscellaneous_garnishment type to our Post Tax Deduction API, which can be used to create disposable wage garnishments, such as tax liens and bankruptcy court orders.

Users have the ability to configure the priority order of garnishments and set limits on the disposable income that may be garnished in the Post Tax Deduction API. For more information about how to create these miscellaneous garnishments and how they are calculated, refer to our Creating Post-Tax Deductions guide.