Asunder dates from the 14th century and can be traced back to the Old English word sundor, meaning apart.. It is a relative of the verb sunder, which means to break apart or in two or to become parted or severed..
An eCheck is just like a paper check, in that it enables a direct transaction between two parties, without all of the middlemen and processing overhead involved with credit cards. eChecks bring that simplicity to the Internet, and improves upon paper checks with convenience and added security.
For eCheck payments: 1  You will need one of your checks (not a deposit slip) to obtain your bank routing number and account number. 2  When entering your checking account number, do not include the check number.  eCheck customers can only purchase one item, per online transaction.