What benefits do I get when I set up direct deposit?
When you set up direct deposit with your Stash debit account and deposit a minimum of $1,000/month, you’ll get these awesome features:
- You can get your pay up to 2 days earlier1
- 2x Stock-Back™ on all qualifying purchases (non-qualifying purchases include cash withdrawals, money orders, prepaid cards, and P2P payments).
- Your monthly Stash Investment account fee waived2.
2x Stock-Back and monthly investment fee waive is a limited time offer. See terms and conditions here.
Learn more about early Direct Deposit.
1 Early access to your direct deposit depends on deposit verification and when the bank gets notice from your employer or benefits provider, and may vary from pay period to pay period. But when the bank gets it, you’ll get it.
2 Clients may incur ancillary fees charged by Stash and/or it’s custodian that are not included in the monthly subscription fee. Other fees may apply to your Stash debit account.
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Q. How long will it take for my direct deposit benefits to begin?
Your rewards will hit the following month if a minimum direct deposit of $1,000 per month is reached. This means if you set up direct deposit in January and your account reaches $1,000 in February ($500 per paycheck and you get paid twice a month in January), …
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Q. How long does it take for direct deposit to start after set-up?
After you complete the set-up process with your employer or other payor, timing depends on deposit verification and when we get notice from your employer or other payor, which may vary from pay period to pay period. This means that it can take a few pay periods for your information to fully process.…
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Q. How do I set up direct deposit?
You can easily set up direct deposit in the app or on the web. Follow the steps outlined in this article. In the app: There are two ways to set up direct deposit on the app: Email a PDF: Get a pre-filled form you can send to your employer.…
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