FAQ

Check Deposits: Most digital banks allow you to deposit checks remotely using their website. You simply take a picture of the front and back of the check, and the funds are typically deposited into your account within a few business days.  

Wire Transfers: You can usually initiate a wire transfer from another bank account to your digital bank account. This is a good option for larger sums of money or for international transfers.  

Direct Deposit: Many digital banks support direct deposit, which allows you to have your paycheck or other recurring payments automatically deposited into your account.

Transfer to another account: Transfer funds electronically to another bank account you own, or to someone else's account. This can be done through your digital bank's website or mobile app.

Cash back at stores: When you make a purchase with your digital bank's debit card at participating stores, you can often request cash back. This allows you to get cash while you shop, without needing an ATM.

Peer-to-peer payments: Use apps like Venmo or Zelle to send money to friends and family. This is a convenient way to pay people back or split expenses.

Check: Some digital banks offer check-writing capabilities. You can write a check to yourself and deposit it into another account, or cash it at a physical bank.