What is Stash direct deposit?
Direct deposit can make getting paid so much easier. Instead of you going to the bank to deposit a physical check, direct deposit automatically moves paychecks or government benefits into your bank account. With direct deposit at Stash, you can choose to deposit part of your money or deposit it all into your Stash banking account. You also might be eligible to get your pay up to two days early if you enroll in Stash direct deposit. So don’t miss out!¹
If you’re ready to learn more about setting up direct deposit with Stash, click here.
DISCLOSURES
¹Early availability depends on timing of payor’s payment instructions and fraud prevention restrictions may apply. As such, the availability or timing of early direct deposit may vary from pay period to pay period.
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