Verification guide
How to Verify Amhara Bank Transactions in Ethiopia
Amhara Bank receipts include a unique transaction reference and a scannable QR code on the official receipt page. Check.et validates those references against the official Amhara Bank receipt portal so your team can confirm payments before handing over goods or services.
Open Amhara verification pageWhat you need to verify Amhara
Transaction reference (FT…) (required) - e.g. FT26170VYQXW
Who uses Amhara verification
Retail counters confirming Amhara Bank transfers. Delivery teams validating payment before handover. Finance teams reconciling Amhara Bank inflows. Developers automating Amhara Bank checks through the REST API
Why automate verification
Manual screenshot checks slow counters and create disputes. Check.et returns structured JSON, team history, and API access so verification scales across branches and apps.
Steps
- 1.Collect the Amhara Bank receipt link or screenshot from the customer and locate the transaction reference.
- 2.Paste the reference or full receipt URL into Check.et.
- 3.Review verified payment details including amount, sender, and receiver.
- 4.Proceed with fulfillment only after a successful verification.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find the Amhara Bank transaction reference?
The transaction reference appears on the official Amhara Bank receipt page as 'Transaction Reference'. It starts with FT followed by alphanumeric characters.
Can I scan the QR code on an Amhara Bank receipt?
Yes. Scanning the QR code on an Amhara Bank receipt returns the transaction ID automatically, which Check.et uses to look up the payment details.