MICRtype E-13B Variable Font
The only MICR E-13B font designed for the digital age.
MICRtype E-13B Variable Font launched on April 12, 2023 with 6 votes, #2,033 of 4,853 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
MICR E-13B is a specialized font for printing checks and other finance related documents. MICRtype is the only E-13B font available with 2 axes that allow for micro-adjustments to both character spacing and font weight – all built to the latest ANSI specs.
Simple, DIY financial products.
Our products and tools are designed to help you manage your finances however you choose. Get started printing checks for free using our check builder. We spent countless hours designing and testing our check templates to precisely meet ANSI standards. We built everything from scratch, including the MICR line check font to precisely meet the ANSI standard X9.100-20-2021. We're obsessed with the smallest details so you don't have to be! MICRtype checks are the only checks with AES‑GCM encrypted QR verification. Verify checks are yours in one click by scanning the provided QRfrom micrtype.com
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