Verifying Your Test Payment
What is a Test Payment?
Before we can process real payments to your bank account, we need to verify that we have the correct account information. To do this, we send one small test deposit (usually less than $1) to your bank account. You'll need to confirm the exact amount of this deposit to complete the verification process. After verification, we'll withdraw the same amount from your account.
Why Did I Receive This Email?
You received an email notification because a test deposit has been sent to your bank account. Once this deposit appears in your account (typically within 1-2 business days), you need to verify the amount to activate payments for your location.
Step-by-Step Verification Process
Step 1: Check Your Email
Look for an email from support@bookkeep.com with the subject line about test payment verification. The email will contain a link to verify your account.
The subject line will say:
A test payment is on the way
Test payment completed...
Action Required - Test payment completed...

Step 2: Click the Verification Link
Click the "Confirm the amount" link in the email. This will take you to the verification page on the BK Nozap platform.
Step 3: Check Your Bank Account
Log in to your bank account and look for a small deposit. The deposit will appear under the business name indicated in the email, or if you're part of a franchise, it may appear under your franchisor's business name. This deposit typically appears within 1-2 business days of receiving the email.
Important: Write down the exact amount of the deposit (for example: $0.47).
Step 4: Verify Location Name
On the verification page, you'll see the location name associated with this bank account.

Critical: Make sure the location name matches the bank account where you received the deposit. If the location name doesn't match your bank account, contact support before proceeding.
Step 5: Enter Deposit Amount
Enter the deposit amount exactly as it appears in your bank account:

Tips:
- Enter the amount with cents (e.g., 0.47, not .47 or 47)
- Double-check that you've entered the amount correctly
- Make sure you're looking at the deposit, not a withdrawal