Short answer: sign in to Capital One online or in the app, open your checking account and choose Order a Checkbook. The first 50-check checkbook for 360 Checking is free. After that, Capital One charges $20 or $25, depending on how many checks you order. For reorders, an online printer can give you more checks for similar money.
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| Order through Capital One | Order from a check printer | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | First 50-check book free; reorders $20 or $25 depending on quantity | Carousel Blue Safety: $20.00 for 150 checks. Checks Unlimited Blue Classic: $23.49 for one box |
| How | Capital One website or Capital One Mobile app | Online with your routing number, account number and starting check number |
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How to order checks from Capital One
Capital One has the simplest bank check ordering, and the clearest prices.
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- Sign in online or in the Capital One Mobile app and select the checking account.
- On the web: click Account Services & Settings under your balance, then Order a Checkbook in the Transfers and payments section.
- In the app: choose View All in the “I Want To…” menu, then Order a Checkbook.
- Choose how many checks you want, review the check details, and click Place Order (or use the Slide to Order button in the app).
Free first book: Capital One’s 360 Checking disclosure says each customer’s first checkbook of 50 checks is free. Fees vary on later orders and on checkbooks for additional accounts, and Capital One won’t ship checkbooks to U.S. territories or international addresses.
Former ING Direct or Discover customers: ING Direct became Capital One 360 in 2012. Discover checking accounts are being converted to Capital One 360 in 2026 with a new routing number, so wait for your conversion notice before you order checks.
Source: Capital One’s own help pages, checked October 17, 2026: Order checks online, 360 Checking disclosure. Menus change; follow the labels you see.
Cheaper option: order Capital One-compatible checks online
Your checks don’t have to come from Capital One. What makes a check work is the routing, account and check numbers printed in magnetic ink along the bottom, so any U.S. check printer can print them. Checks Unlimited verifies every order against your bank’s records.
Take the free first checkbook. For later orders, compare: Capital One charges $20 or $25 an order, while Carousel’s Blue Safety checks were $20.00 for 150 checks on October 17, 2026. Printers also offer designs and duplicate checks.
What you need
- Your Capital One routing number (bottom left of a Capital One check)
- Your checking account number
- A starting check number higher than your last check
- Your name and address exactly as Capital One has them on file
- A current check to copy from (not a deposit slip)
Steps
- Pick a design and quantity (singles are cheapest; duplicates make a carbon copy).
- Enter your bank details, starting number, name and address.
- Preview carefully: printers print exactly what you type.
- Choose shipping (trackable is safer) and pay.
| Check | Quantity and price | Per check |
|---|---|---|
| Carousel Blue Safety | 150 singles $20.00; 300 $39.50; 600 $79.00 | about 13¢ |
| Carousel Shamrocks | 150 singles $25.50; 300 $46.00; 600 $92.50 | about 15–17¢ |
| Checks Unlimited Blue Classic | 1 box (80 checks) $23.49; 2 boxes $38.99; 4 boxes $72.29 | about 23–29¢ |
Prices are from the merchants’ product pages on October 17, 2026, before shipping. Codes: see our Checks Unlimited coupon codes and Carousel coupon codes, or compare in Cheapest checks 2026.
Prefer a picture? Create photo checks, or browse check designs and Checks Unlimited offers.
Security features
Bank and printer checks carry the same numbers; order only what you’ll use.
Checks Unlimited lists a MicroPrint signature line (it turns dotted when copied), chemical and erasure protection, and a security screen on the back. Its optional SentryShield protection is added at extra cost and can be removed. Choose trackable delivery and store unused checks securely.
Delivery time
Capital One’s help page doesn’t give a delivery time for checkbooks. Allow enough time before you run out.
Checks Unlimited: printing usually takes 2–5 business days; standard delivery up to 15 business days, trackable 7–11; In-Plant Rush costs $6.99. If you’re nearly out, pay for rush or use the bank’s fastest option.
Frequently asked questions
Are Capital One checks free?
The first 50-check checkbook for a 360 Checking customer is free. Later orders cost $20 or $25, depending on how many checks you choose, according to Capital One’s help page.
Can I order Capital One checks from another company?
Yes. Any U.S. check printer can print checks for a Capital One checking account using your routing and account numbers. Printers verify the details before they print.
Does Capital One charge for checks?
Only after the first book: reorders cost $20 or $25 depending on quantity.
Where is my Capital One routing number?
Bottom left of your checks, and in the app. Former Discover customers: use the new number from your conversion notice.
Can Capital One mail checks overseas?
No. Capital One’s 360 Checking disclosure says checkbooks can’t be sent to U.S. territories or international addresses.
Related guides
- How to reorder checks online
- Cheapest checks 2026
- Capital One ordering guide
- ING Direct checks (now Capital One 360)
- Discover Bank checks (moving to Capital One)
- All banks and credit unions
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