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Customers can deposit checks online using a mobile device. To be eligible for a mobile deposit, you typically must have a checking or savings account with the associated bank. The option to deposit your check through mobile deposit may help save you some time — and a trip to the bank.
The customer fills out their eCheck through an online payment portal and authorizes the payment. As with a paper check, they have to provide their bank account number and routing number. The business' payment processor receives the eCheck and sends a payment request to the ACH network.
Initially, you'll use your online banking username and password to link your bank account to the Zelle® app. After you're enrolled, you'll use your Zelle® password to log into the Zelle® app. You can also use Touch ID or Fingerprint to log in if your phone offers that feature.
Top questions Select Deposit in the bottom bar. Choose the account you want to use for your deposit. Enter the amount of your check. Sign the back of your check and write “For Mobile Deposit at Wells Fargo Only” below your signature (or if available, check the box that reads: “Check here if mobile deposit”).
Sign on to the Wells Fargo Mobile® app, then follow these simple steps: Select Deposit in the bottom bar. Choose the account you want to use for your deposit. Enter the amount of your check.
You can download the Zelle app and set up an account. From there, you'll link your checking or savings account. Even easier, you may be able to activate Zelle right from your bank's app.
Log in to your bank's website or app and find the option to link or add an external account. The option may be on the dashboard or in settings. Select or type in the bank or financial institution you want to link. You might need to log in to the other bank you're linking.