- Shipped
- August 29, 2026 at 7:26 AM UTC
- Author
- Kamo
- Commit
- ea74277
The page a customer opens from a share link now carries a remittance block: who the payment is made out to, the receiving bank, and the routing and account numbers, followed by the notice that the account takes credits only. It sits after the terms and before the agent. By that point the reader has agreed the numbers, and the next question is where to send them. Nothing is assembled here. The server emits the whole block or none of it — it is absent unless the organization publishes its account AND has both numbers stored — so a quote never carries half a payment instruction, which is the kind an accounts-payable clerk acts on before the transfer comes back with a fee attached. The markup and CSS mirror kamo-internal's QuoteRemittanceBlock class-for-class, as the rest of this document already does. The fraud-control notice keeps its own footing rather than being folded into the terms prose: it is a limit on what the account may be used for, and the person paying has to find it without reading the whole page. The legal-form sentence carries a plain-language line under it, since "ACH Credit Only" is not what makes somebody act correctly — "do not schedule a withdrawal against it" is. Grouped figures get tabular digits and a little tracking. They are transcribed by hand into a banking form, and that is what stops a 3 being read as an 8.