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What Is a Prenote? A prenote is a zero-dollar (or other currency) test. It is done to validate the banking information that was submitted by the employee. Before a Direct Deposit request can be fully authorized, a prenote must be sent and verified.

A prenote is a zero-dollar (or other currency) test. It is done to validate the banking information that was submitted by the employee. Before a Direct Deposit request can be fully authorized, a prenote must be sent and verified.

The prenote process usually takes 10 days to complete. During this time, the employee will receive a live paycheck. Typically, an employee receives a live paycheck after signing up for direct deposit. This could continue for one or two pay periods.

To send a prenote, all you need to do is make a $0 ACH credit to the counterparty's bank account. The prenote is considered successful if you don't receive an ACH Return or Notification of Change related to it from the counterparty's bank.

In some cases, the prenote is a mandatory check to confirm that the information provided to the fintech matches the bank account information. If it does not match, no further transactions will occur. PayPal has not implemented a prenote check for their systems.

One of the main reasons direct deposits take so long is that the banks are trying to ensure that the transfers are not fraudulent. Many financial institutions go by the ?Three Days Good Funds Model? which says that deposits may be held up to three days to ensure that it is legitimate.

A prenote test transaction gets sent to the bank to make sure that the provided employee account information is valid before setting up a direct deposit transfer to pay the employee. After the bank routing and account numbers are entered, the prenote status is pending.