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Presenting it to a Bank Teller: The printed 'Digital Check' is legally valid to be presented at a bank. However, bank tellers have varying degrees of experience and we cannot guarantee acceptance. Non-acceptance at bank counters is rare, but if it happens please use any of the alternative methods.

How to Deposit or Cash a Check at the Bank Step 1: Bring a valid ID. Be sure to have a valid form of ID with you when you go to your bank to deposit a check.Step 2: Endorse the check. Once you arrive at the branch, flip the check over to the back and look for two grey lines.Step 3: Present the check to the banker.

All you have to do is take a photo of the front and back of the check and then upload the photos into your bank's app. While eligibility requirements for mobile deposit vary from bank to bank, you typically have to have a checking or savings account at that bank.

You don't always have to endorse checks. Some banks allow you to deposit checks without a signature, account number, or anything else on the back. Skipping the endorsement can help keep your information private.

How to Deposit or Cash a Check at the Bank Step 1: Bring a valid ID. Be sure to have a valid form of ID with you when you go to your bank to deposit a check.Step 2: Endorse the check. Once you arrive at the branch, flip the check over to the back and look for two grey lines.Step 3: Present the check to the banker.

Personal, business, and payroll checks are good for 6 months (180 days). Some businesses have ?void after 90 days? pre-printed on their checks. Most banks will honor those checks for up to 180 days and the pre-printed language is meant to encourage people to deposit or cash a check sooner than later.

Although some checks have a preprinted box to indicate mobile deposit, checking this box does not complete the endorsement requirement. ?For Mobile Deposit Only? must be written legibly below your signature.