Mobile Banking

Haynes Community FCU Mobile Deposit is an easy way to use a mobile phone to deposit checks into your checking, savings, or other accounts. Other commonly used terms for mobile deposit are "remote deposit" or "remote deposit capture."

All members who have enrolled in internet home banking, have an eligible deposit account (checking, savings), and have the Haynes Community FCU Mobile App for iPhone, iPad, or Android devices can use this service. While access to the Haynes Community FCU Mobile App is available to all of our Online Banking members, we reserve the right to deny access to this service to members on a case-by-case basis, or put limits in place to safeguard the credit union. Haynes Community FCU Mobile Apps can be found in the Apple App Store and the Android Market.

Haynes Community FCU Mobile Deposit is available in the iOS and Android apps and can be used on an iPhone, iPad, and Android.

There is no cost associated with Haynes Community FCU Mobile Deposit at this time. We do reserve the right to change this and will give you at least a 30-day notice.

Haynes Community FCU Mobile Deposit can accept most check types, including two-party (personal), payroll, and government checks. However, the following check types cannot be processed using Haynes Community FCU Mobile Deposit:

• Money Orders

• Traveler's Checks

• Foreign items

• HELOC Access & Credit Card Advance Checks

• Comdata Checks

• Third-party Checks (checks payable to someone other than you, and endorsed over to you)

Should you attempt to deposit these types of checks, we reserve the right to deny this service to you going forward.

If the check meets all eligible rules, you should have immediate access to your funds. In certain cases (over the per check or daily or monthly limit, cannot read all data on check, written amount differs from numeric amount), a check may require validation by credit union staff, and therefore your availability may be delayed.

After 2:00 p.m. EST and on weekends, availability may be delayed until the next business day, although you should receive verification of the deposit and that validation is required.

Members should take a picture of the whole check. They will be prompted to take a photo of the front and the back.

There is not a set limit on the number of checks a customer can deposit using Haynes Community FCU Mobile Deposit, but only one check can be deposited per transaction. There is a dollar amount threshold for daily and monthly deposit volume. You mentioned that there was a dollar amount threshold for daily and monthly deposit volumes using Haynes Community FCU Mobile Deposit. What does that mean? There are limits on the dollar amount of each deposit and the total dollar amount deposited each month. These limits are based upon several factors, including how long you’ve had an account with the credit union and your relationship with us.

This check will require review or validation by the credit union before you will be given credit for the deposit. During business hours, this review should take less than one hour in most cases. After 2:00 p.m. EST and on weekends, availability may be delayed until the next business day, although you should receive notification if funds are not immediately available.

Once you have deposited the check successfully, you should keep the check in a safe place for 30 days. After 30 days, and after you have confirmed the deposited funds have been applied to your account correctly, destroy the check or mark it "VOID."

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• Make sure the check amount entered matches the amount written

• Keep the check within the on-screen corners when capturing your photo

• Capture the photos in a well-lit area

• Place the check on a solid dark background before taking photo

• Keep the phone flat and steady above the check when taking your photo

• Make sure the entire check image is visible and in focus before submitting your mobile deposit

• Clean your lens on your phone

There are some items that may be difficult to capture for deposit. Our experience is that larger checks (payroll checks, cashier’s checks, business checks) tend to have more difficulty because to capture the entire check, you must be further away, and the MICR line at the bottom, therefore, becomes too small to read by our processor. It can sometimes take multiple attempts, trying different lighting or angles to finally submit successfully.

There is no limit to the number of attempts you can make to submit a deposit, but if you are still unable to deposit successfully, you will have to deposit in person, at an ATM, or send in the mail. We hope this is rare, but we cannot guarantee that every check will able to be recognized and captured by our processor.