Question For Those With A Navy Fed Account

[Nobody]

Does anyone know of any obscure rules about after hours deposits? The reason I ask, is because about 2 hours ago, I went and made a $1,300 cash deposit, and on my online account manager it's only showing a $200 deposit. Do they do that in case someone punches in some absurd number, and it will be right when a human gets it, or did I just get robbed by the ATM?

 

[Boone]

In my experience, there's always a delay in ATM deposits showing up in the system.

 

[Nobody]

That's the thing that has me worried though, it's not that it isn't showing up, it's just showing up as well below what I actually put in.

 

[Goaldeje]

Anytime I have ever deposited anything myself (not direct deposit) above 1k, it usually shows up as a smaller amount (couple hundred usually) first. Then they process it and it gets bigger.

 

[Nobody]

Anytime I have ever deposited anything myself (not direct deposit) above 1k, it usually shows up as a smaller amount (couple hundred usually) first. Then they process it and it gets bigger.

Ok, thanks. That's exactly what I was wondering.

put it in the little deposit window and it gets in your account the next business day.

That's what I usually do. I know not to deviate from my normal routine anymore

 

[Elephant]

What is this bank thing you speak of?

 

[Nobody]

Seriously, I would never go back to a regular bank again. NFCU is superior in a million ways, and I hear that's a common thing with credit unions.

Thanks for the heads up Mike, I was hoping it was something like that. It makes sense, people make errors, and it would be crazy for someone to deposit like $200 and accidentally hit $2,000 and get the credit for that.