A money order is a paper payment, like a check. It is considered safer than a check because it's prepaid, so there's no risk of a money order "bouncing."You need to take your money out of Chime at the ATM and then buy a money order at 711 or maybe a bank will do a cashier's check for you for a fee. Money orders should be made payable to the inmate's name and ADC number. A "MONEY ORDER DEPOSIT SLIP" must be completed and sent with each money order. When filling out a money order, you'll need some basic information, such as the recipient's name and your address. Here's how to fill out the FEDERAL W4 at work for your filing status. 1. First, PLEASE DO NOT EXEMPT! Essentially, if you deposit money into an account with a neobank, like Chime, the funds get routed to a chartered bank that is FDICinsured. You're right, Chime advertises early access to direct deposit, up to two days before your usual payday.