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Account Number
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Account Number
A unique number of several (often eight or nine) digits used to identify the account at a bank or brokerage. Account numbers are meant to be complicated to eliminate the possibility that two persons will have the same number or that an identity thief will correctly guess a number.

account number
A unique code assigned to each investor's account at a brokerage firm.


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