OwnChecks combines customizable check printing and a built-in check register in a Windows desktop license available for a one-time $50 purchase.
Denver, Colorado, November 9, 2026 -- OwnChecks is highlighting Windows check-printing and recordkeeping software following the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's September 18, 2026 briefing. The briefing found that business-to-business check payments declined from 4.6 billion in 2015 to 2.7 billion in 2024, making checks the only major B2B payment method to decline during that period, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. OwnChecks works offline after one-time activation, with check records and payee information stored on the user's computer. An internet connection is needed to download and activate the software.
The same briefing from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City found that almost 90 percent of businesses still use checks for at least some of their business-to-business payments. Ownchecks is Windows software for printing checks on blank or pre-printed stock. The software supports unlimited businesses and bank accounts within a single installation and runs on Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, for businesses that continue to issue checks as part of their payment mix.
OwnChecks includes CSV batch import, allowing a business to process multiple checks from an existing file rather than entering each payment individually. Recurring and duplicate check functions are built in for payments that repeat on a regular schedule. Checks can be customized with a business's logo, signature, fonts and layout before they are printed.
A built-in check register records every printed check and supports voiding, reprinting, CSV export, and backup and restore of check data. Spending reports break down check-based payment activity by payee, by category and by month. Individual checks are not deleted from the register; mistakes can be voided while the original record remains in the payment history. Feature details are available on the check printing software page, and pricing is listed on the check printing prices page. The Windows desktop license costs $50 for the first computer, with no monthly subscription fee.
OwnChecks provides Windows check-printing software with customizable checks, a built-in check register and tools for managing multiple bank accounts and frequent payees. Learn more at OwnChecks.
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