Hey there
They normally don't take your banking information unless you have money to deposit in the bank. So if you did, there should be some money from OSAP in your bank account now. Also, when you went to negotiate your OSAP, they ask you how much money goes to the school. Maybe you told the officer/person there that you were putting all your OSAP money to school..? But then again, they wouldn't take your banking info etc. (see first sentence).
Anyway, even if you gave more money than you intended to the school, it shows up as a credit on your Student Account. For example, you gave them $300 extra (Unknowingly. These things do happen. I did it this year. I didn't check how much of my OSAP money would go to school..). So, this $300 extra turns out to become -300 on my student account.
Read your student account. Check if there's been a "Payment" or something, I don't recall the term. You can tell they're payments if it's -$value though.
And if you're student account balance is 0, that means you've paid it off and you have no outstanding things to pay for (like books.)
But yes, I suggest reading your student account. It's not that bad once you actually try to understand it. It lists things you bought, things you paid for, and your overall balance.
Hope I helped! (Whew, this turned out long. lol)
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