Seeing a GUSTO ACCTVERIFY charge on your statement?
Common ways GUSTO ACCTVERIFY charges might appear on your statement
- GUSTO ACCTVERIFY
- GUSTO ACCTVERIFY PPD ID: 9138864003
- GUSTO PAYROLL ACCT VERIFY
- GUSTO DIRECT DEP ACCTVERIFY
- GUSTO MICRO DEPOSIT
- GUSTO ACCOUNT VERIFICATION
- GUSTO ACCTVERIFY TEST TRANSACTION
What is Gusto Acctverify?
Gusto Acctverify refers to Gusto, Inc., a cloud-based payroll and HR platform used by small and medium-sized businesses across the United States. The descriptor “GUSTO ACCTVERIFY” typically appears on bank statements when Gusto sends small test deposits or withdrawals to verify a company’s or employee’s bank account before processing payroll or payments. Learn more at gusto.com.
Common causes for Gusto Acctverify charges
- Micro-deposit verification to confirm a new bank account linked to Gusto.
- Temporary test withdrawals used to verify payroll deposit accounts.
- Setup of a new employer, contractor, or vendor account in Gusto’s system.
- Refunds or reversals after successful account verification.
Decoding Gusto Acctverify charge tags
- GUSTO identifies the merchant as Gusto, Inc., the payroll and HR software provider.
- ACCTVERIFY / ACCOUNT VERIFICATION indicates the transaction’s purpose to verify a bank account.
- PPD ID: 9138864003 is the ACH company identifier associated with Gusto’s verification transactions.
- PAYROLL / DIRECT DEP may appear if the verification is tied to employee payment setup.
- MICRO DEPOSIT / TEST TRANSACTION confirm the small-dollar test nature of the transfer.
