Mobile Deposit
Deposit a paper check for your business from your office with your mobile device. No more waiting in line at the bank or making deposits in the ATM. Mobile Deposit¹ saves you valuable time so you can focus on your business.
Perks:
- Make a deposit¹ when it is convenient for you, no more trips to the bank
- Deposit checks into your business account
- Receive email notifications on the status of your deposit
- Your deposit can be viewed on Internet Banking the next business day or on your monthly account statement
Enroll Today!
- Make sure you are enrolled in Internet Banking and have installed the CoreFirst Mobile App
- Once you have completed these steps or if you are already enrolled and have installed the CoreFirst App complete the Mobile Deposit enrollment form and submit
Mobile Deposit Frequently Asked Questions:
What is Mobile Deposit?
Mobile Deposit allows you to deposit an endorsed check via an image from your mobile device or tablet. The image is sent electronically to CoreFirst for account credit.
Is Mobile Deposit secure?
As with all of our online/mobile banking products, CoreFirst Bank & Trust uses multi-layered authentication before allowing access. Authentication can include several things that the bank knows about its account holder. These items can include the correct knowledge of passwords, personal identification numbers and correct usernames.
How do I get Mobile Deposit?
Mobile Deposit is automatically available to customers who have enrolled in Internet and Mobile Banking, and have downloaded the CoreFirst Banking app for iPhone® or Android™
How do I make a deposit?
• Login to the CoreFirst Mobile Banking App
• Click on Transactions
• Click on Deposit Check
• Choose account and enter the amount
• Follow steps to capture front and back image of the check
• Watch for deposit notification email approving your deposit
• Click on Transactions
• Click on Deposit Check
• Choose account and enter the amount
• Follow steps to capture front and back image of the check
• Watch for deposit notification email approving your deposit
How much can I deposit?
Deposits can be submitted one at a time and may not include more than one check in a single deposit. You can submit up to 10 deposits per day up to $1,500 per day. There is a monthly limit¹ of $3,000 per account with Mobile Deposit. Business customers may have different limits¹.
¹Some consumer limits can be adjusted on a case by case basis. Business customers limits may vary, please contact your Relationship Manager for details.
¹Some consumer limits can be adjusted on a case by case basis. Business customers limits may vary, please contact your Relationship Manager for details.
When will my deposit be processed?
Deposits submitted before 7p.m. CST on a business day will be processed that day. Deposits submitted after 7p.m. or on a non-business day will be processed the next business day.
When will the deposited funds be made available?
You can generally access your money by the next business day after the day you make your deposit. However, we may delay your access based on other factors we determine at our discretion.
What kind of checks can I deposit?
You can deposit any check that is payable in U.S. dollars and drawn on any U.S. bank. Including, but not limited to:
• Personal checks
• Business checks
• U.S. Treasury checks
• Personal checks
• Business checks
• U.S. Treasury checks
How long should I keep the original check once it is deposited?
Once you have scanned and submitted your deposit, you should mark the check so you know it has been deposited. Once you have verified that the deposit was credited to your account through Internet Banking or your monthly account statement, you may destroy the check. There are no laws or regulations that specify any length of time that you need to retain the original check. We recommend that you destroy the original check immediately once you have verified it has been posted to your account.
Mobile Deposit Terms and Conditions
Have more questions?
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1.800.280.0123 or 785.267.8900
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¹A per transaction charge is assessed for Business Mobile Deposit.
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