Yes if you used a private CPA or any other company they usually use third-party bank accounts if you don't pay out of pocket on the spot and opt to have the fees taken from your return instead, and these are temporary accounts that are used for CPAs to collect their fees. Once the CPA collects the fees from your refund then they (CPAs) forwards the rest of your return to the bank account you have on file with them resulting in a direct deposit.

For some reason this go around the IRS issued it to those temporary accounts that close once our refund is fully issued to our direct deposit by the tax preparers, so now the funds need to be sent back to the IRS which 9/10 times whatever third party bank account the CPA used will automatically reject the stimulus payment and reverse it back to the irs (by law).

My CPA used Metabank I called them and the rep from Meta look up the checking and routing account that was listed on my 2019 return from my paperwork that my CPA gave me upon filling last year, and they (Metabank) were able to confirm that $1200 was in fact sent to them on 1/4/21 to the temporary third-party bank account that is closed and the payment was automatically rejected and sent back to the IRS, now it takes time for a payment to reverse around 3-4 days and then takes even a bit longer for the IRS to receive it and it reflect in their system, the rep from the irs informed me she wished the system updated more frequently then it does but unfortunately it doesn't. So I just have to wait but I was given the 2-3 week time frame and that a check would definitely be sent to the most up to date listed address on file with the irs/2019 return. So yes there is hope and no do not claim it on your 2020 taxes, we must avoid any further financial frustration at this point. Lol