Download Article Show Download Article Many banks offer you the convenience of depositing checks at home with either online or mobile deposit. Depositing checks this way saves you a trip to the bank. Though policies differ by bank, the process is fairly similar from bank to bank.
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ReferencesAbout This ArticleArticle SummaryX To deposit a check using your smartphone, first go online to enroll in your bank’s program and download their mobile app to your phone. Then, endorse your check by signing your name on the back. Next, log into your account on your bank’s mobile app and select the option for mobile deposit. Follow the on-screen directions to take pictures of the front and back of your check before you either enter or confirm the dollar amount. Finish the process by clicking “Submit,” then look for immediate or email confirmation of your deposit. To learn from our Financial Advisor reviewer how to deposit your check online using your computer and a scanner, read on! Did this summary help you? Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 312,317 times. Reader Success Stories
Did this article help you?Can you deposit a check without taking a picture?You possess a picture, not a check. Banks accept checks for deposit, not pictures of checks.
How can I deposit a check online without a check?Remote deposit allows someone to deposit checks to an account without handing over the physical check to the bank. They simply snap a photograph or scan the front and back of a check, then transmit it electronically.
Can you deposit a screenshot of a check?What is mobile check deposit and is it safe? Consumers can save time by depositing checks remotely. Instead of bringing a check to the bank, mobile check deposit allows consumers to snap a picture of the front and back of a check using a smartphone and deposit it using a bank's mobile app.
Can you deposit a PDF check?Presenting it to a Bank Teller: The printed 'Digital Check' is legally valid to be presented at a bank. However, bank tellers have varying degrees of experience and we cannot guarantee acceptance. Non-acceptance at bank counters is rare, but if it happens please use any of the alternative methods.
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