I use USAA which has had this ability for a while. One of the many reasons I say bye bye to B of A.
I use USAA which has had this ability for a while. One of the many reasons I say bye bye to B of A.
Wells Fargo has the mobile deposit option- for customers in Arizona ONLY! I'm surprised we actually got something first.
I also just tried it today with a check on BofA, works great.
Wonder why they have a limit of 5k though...
Sweet, I can't wait to try it out.
This is probably a silly question, but for those who have already been using this feature with their bank, what do you do with the paper check after you take the pic. Is there some kind of general rule as to how long you should hold onto it in case there are errors with the system or something like that?
My mortgage company charges a surcharge to use a CC or Debit Card. Ill continue to use checks as long as they are fre.
A silly argument really, but just to keep it going. I put a check in my Church envelope every week.The question was meant more towards the average consumer rather than the business. I've written 2 checks in the past 5 years and rarely if ever see people use them.
There are enough banks that already have this feature - USAA, Chase, Citi etc - that it's more a case of banks that don't have it being unforgivably behind the times, especially since they are all shutting branches. I'm leaving HSBC specifically because they don't have this feature (and it gives me a warm feeling that I'm ditching what turns out to have been the official bank of the Mexican drug cartels).
I use USAA which has had this ability for a while. One of the many reasons I say bye bye to B of A.