Can Check Number be start with zero?

Dear all,
I knew that check number on SBO is numeric but check number of my country some number can start with zero and it effected to check number printing form. So, I'm not sure whether we can set check number to be charactor or not. Or how to apply for this issue, pls. suggest.
Thanks you very much.
Angnam

Hi,
It is not possible to set check number as alphanumeric, you can use remarks field to enter check number or any other filed that you think is not required and can be used as check number.
it is not possible to add UDF in checks for payment . if you are using payment method checks tab, you can use UDF.
Thanks,
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