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kellykolacek
kellykolacek: 3 months ago via iPhone | Last edited at 2:05AM on 2/15/2013

I deposited a 400 dollar check at my chase ATM at 8:00 pm on Wednesday, when will it be available in my account. What time ?

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clicketyclack
clicketyclack: 3 months ago

Banks are different. Call your branch and ask them how long the "hold" usually is.

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adolf_oliver_bush
adolf_oliver_bush: 3 months ago

now, or 9am.

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Smjm5705
Smjm5705: 3 months ago via Android

Next day

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bubalu
bubalu: 3 months ago

Depends on your bank's policy. I know when I deposit a check or checks totally over $200, $200 is immediately added to my funds and I have to wait 1-2 for the checks to clear before I get the rest of the money added to my account.

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scurski
scurski: 3 months ago via iPhone

I work at the bank before and the policy is always the next day! Cheers

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TwizzlerBearz
TwizzlerBearz: 3 months ago via Android

It usually depends on the day but for sure a day, if not within six hours after the initial deposit.

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thistle
thistle: 3 months ago

The latest should be Friday noon. They have one business day to clear. If it was an ATM deposit it may take longer than an in person deposit.

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