Once upon a time, you could deposit a check only at a bank branch. These days, many of us deposit a check on a smartphone or at an ATM instead of heading into a branch. Whether you prefer an in-person ...

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Cell phones make a lot of would-be errands a lot simpler, but they can't do everything perfectly - especially when it comes ...

Even in a world dominated by digital wallets and plastic payment cards, sometimes nothing can replace cold, hard cash. With more than 16,000 ATMs and 4,700 branches nationwide, Chase Bank makes it ...

I recently deposited a check into my Citibank account. I didn't put it in an envelope, I didn't even tell the machine how much the check was for. I just inserted the check, and it deposited the ...

As mobile banking has taken off, many people never visit a bank, and online banks with no physical branches have opened their virtual doors. One of the most convenient developments in mobile banking ...

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There are many ways to deposit a check, including through a bank branch, ATM, smartphone, online or through the U.S. Postal Service. Precautions should be taken when depositing checks, such as ...

U.S. Bank and Chase accept cash and check deposits from customers at most of their branded ATMs. Online banks may ask you to visit a physical location to make a cash deposit. Discover, Member FDIC, ...

Yes, most ATMs at major banks accept cash deposits, though not all machines have this capability. You can typically only deposit cash at ATMs owned by your bank or partner networks. Cash deposits ...