No input mask. You don't manually control this, you let Access do it behind the scenes, provided your tables design is correct (which it seems it is). If your form is for showing account details and a list of transactions for that account, your form setup should be main form (account details) with subform (transaction list). Each form should be based on a query rather than a table (IMO) and the 2 forms joined via master/child fields properties. Properly set up, each time you add a transaction the account id gets stored in accounts_t regardless of how/where you show the account name.
The more we hear silence, the more we begin to think about our value in this universe.
Paraphrase of Professor Brian Cox.