HOW IT WORKS
The Federal Reserve tells us the amount of your tax refund and the date it should post to your account(s).
Instead of making your tax refund available to you on that date, we make it available to you as soon as we receive that notification from the Federal Reserve, often up to three days early.1
Simply select direct deposit as your refund method through your tax software and type in your account and routing numbers or tell your tax preparer that you would like to enroll in direct deposit.
Your account and routing numbers can be located at the top of your account statement or in the BankMobile App under “Direct Deposit”.
1 Early access to tax refund direct deposits depends on deposit description and timing of government’s submission of deposit. We generally post such deposits on the business day they are received, which may be up to three business days earlier than the scheduled payment date. Early access is not guaranteed.
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