Deposit by Mail

What deposits are best submitted by mail?

There are a few types of checks that must be deposited by mail: checks that exceed your Photo Check Deposit limit, plus starter checks (also known as temporary or counter checks). If we're unable to scan or process a deposit via Photo Check Deposit, we may ask you to mail it in. You may also choose to mail in checks if you would like to deposit more than 5 checks per day, or if your mobile device is broken.

How to make a deposit by mail

To deposit a check by mail, endorse the check by signing it and writing "for deposit only" on the back, and write your account number under the endorsement. Be sure to include this information: without it, we may not be able to locate your account and process your check.

Then, mail it to one of the addresses below. We recommend using certified mail so that you'll have a tracking number.

If you're sending the check by USPS mail:

If you use an express delivery service like FedEx or UPS:

When will my funds be available?

Take a look at our Check Holds article to learn all the details!