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Deposit Methods[If we could give FanDuel six stars out of five in a category, it would be in their banking department. They not only have the most options that we’ve seen in a long time, but they’ve gone above and beyond to make getting money on the site as simple and headache-free as possible. Let’s take a look at their current ways for you to get money onto the site to start playing.Credit/Debit CardMany banks will allow depositing through this method, but they will be blocked from the following banks. If your bank is on this list, make sure you look at PayPal and the online bank transfer as you will be able to deposit money with one of those two ways.Bank of AmericaCapital OneWells FargoTD BankUnion BankHuntington BankMost prepaid cardsFanDuel Prepaid CardYou can apply for this card that can also be used to withdraw money to when you win. You can fund this card with Visa, Mastercard, or ACH transfer. Processing on the card is instant (though, you won’t receive your hard copy of the card for about two weeks), and there are zero monthly fees with the card.PayPalIf your PayPal is linked to your bank account, you can use it to fund your FanDuel account. This should be a workaround if you have any of the banks that are listed on the blocked list above. Funds deposited this way are available immediately. The limits on this transaction are whatever the limits are on your individual PayPal account. If they are too low, you can contact PayPal about raising them or make multiple transactions.ACH (e-check)If you have your checking routing number, account number, and a copy of your state-issued ID or driver’s license, you can use your checking account to deposit through their VIP Preferred Network. We didn’t see a lot of details about that network on the site so you might want to reach out to their support if you’re looking to use this method. The one detail they did give was that funds would be available immediately with this method.Online Bank TransferThis is the method we recommend if you’re having any issues with the credit or debit card option we talked about above. Banks that have online bill pay capabilities can be used to transfer funds immediately to your account. The following banks have been APPROVED and set up to be used with this method:Bank of AmericaCapital OneWells FargoTD BankUnion BankHuntington BankMost prepaid cardsPayNearMeThis is a method of payment that allows you to go to any 7-Eleven, CVS, or Family Dollar and pay with cash. You print out a barcode from the FanDuel deposits page (or send it to your phone), and you take it with you with your cash. Your funds will be available by the time you make it home unless you live inside of a 7-Eleven (usually in about 15 minutes). The limits are $500 in a rolling 24-hour period and $10,000 in a 30-day rolling period with this method.CheckIf all else fails, you can always mail FanDuel a check to the Betfair Interactive main office in New Jersey (their parent company). The check needs to be a cashier’s check, money order, banker’s draft, or even a personal check. Details of what to include when you send in your check are on the deposit page along with the address.Withdrawal MethodsAdditionally as impressive as the deposit methods at FanDuel are their withdrawal methods. Often, you’ll see a site that makes it easy to get money on the site, but doesn’t really care how long it takes or how difficult it is for you to get money off of the site. FanDuel, thankfully, does not fall into that category. Let’s take a look at their withdrawal options below so you can be ready when you win.ACH (e-check)If you have a routing number to a brick and mortar bank, you can have an e-check transfer sent there. The process is facilitated by the third-party vendor Global Pay and will take 24 hours for the site to approve the cashout, and then 3-5 business days for the money to show up in your account. It’s important to note that FanDuel drew special attention to the fact that this ONLY works with brick and mortar banks and does not work with credit unions, pre-paid cards, PayPal accounts, or anything like that. Basically, if you can walk into your bank and it says “Bank” and not “Credit Union” outside you should be good to go to withdraw with this method.CheckOne of the easiest ways to cash out your winnings is by ordering a check. The check will be sent to the account you registered within 5-7 business days. We would assume that if you do move, you can always change the address registered on your account.FanDuel Pre-Paid CardRemember that handy card we mentioned that you can use to deposit into your account with? Well, you can also withdraw your funds directly to that card as well. It’s basically like having a debit card linked to your FanDuel account. You will have used the FanDuel card to deposit at least once for this option to be available to you. Funds take 24-36 hours to be available on the card. Once they’re available on the card you can use them to redeposit if you need to, use them anywhere a Discover card is accepted, or withdraw the money from an ATM machine.PayPalIf you use PayPal to deposit into your account at least once, you’ll be able to withdraw from this method as well. Funds take 24-48 hours max to appear in your PayPal account from FanDuel.]

7 Best Banks and Credit Unions for Mobile BankingAMBER MURAKAMI-FESTERJan. 23, 2019Banking, Banks & Credit Unions[At NerdWallet, we strive to help you make financial decisions with confidence. To do this, many or all of the products featured here are from our partners. However, this doesn’t influence our evaluations. Our opinions are our own.Mobile banking can give you access to financial services anytime you want them. With banking apps — or a bank website — on your phone or tablet, you can complete many common tasks, including checking your account balance, finding nearby ATMs and depositing a check by snapping a photo.Here are banks and credit unions with the best mobile banking experiences. To compare a wider range of banks, see our roundup of best banks and credit unions.+ See a summary of our best banks and credit unions for mobile bankingSimpleBEST MOBILE-FOCUSED BANK (TIE)LEARN MOREat Simple,Deposits are FDIC InsuredSimple gets good user reviews for its Android and iOS apps, which let you track expenses and set money goals. Although it currently offers only a checking account, that account comes with perks, including ways to set up savings goals. And it’s fee-free. It also has a Safe-to-Spend feature that lets you know how much you have left after taking into account your goals, bill payments and scheduled future transactions. That’s a step up from the usual “available balance” provided by other bank apps.» Ready to make a change? Here’s how to switch banksChimeBEST MOBILE-FOCUSED BANK (TIE)LEARN MOREat Chime,Member, FDICChime is a mobile-only bank, so it makes sense that it would have good reviews for its iOS and Android apps. It keeps customers informed with balance updates and real-time spending alerts, and it rounds up each transaction and deposits the difference in your savings account. Your money won’t earn much interest there, but you won’t pay any fees with Chime, either. The bank doesn’t charge overdraft or monthly service fees, and nor are there foreign transaction fees.DiscoverBEST ONLINE BANK (TIE)LEARN MOREat Discover Bank,Member, FDICWith only one branch, Discover is primarily an online bank. It has an attractive reward checking account with no monthly fees and cashback on debit card purchases. It's Android and iOS banking apps are also strong. They offer standard mobile banking services, such as bill pay, money transfer, and mobile check deposit, and earn high ratings in app stores. The mobile banking apps also give Discover credit card customers the ability to freeze and unfreeze their accounts if their card is misplaced. As a customer, you can use the app to notify Discover when you travel to make sure there are no hiccups with card use.Charles SchwabBEST ONLINE BANK (TIE)READ REVIEWSchwab is primarily known as a brokerage, but it’s also a low-fee bank with perks for international travelers, including unlimited ATM reimbursements. Its highly-rated apps support mobile check deposit and bill pay. You can also use the app to open a new brokerage or bank account, and it can let you monitor all your accounts in one place.ChaseBEST BIG BANK (TIE)LEARN MOREat Chase,Member, FDICChase’s mobile app offers all the essentials: mobile check deposit, a branch and ATM locator and bill pay.Chase gets consistently high reviews on both iOS and Android platforms and has branch and ATM coverage in nearly 30 states and Washington, D.C.Capital OneBEST BIG BANK (TIE)READ REVIEWCapital One isn’t just home to highly rated checking and savings accounts that earn interest — it has a robust mobile banking platform, too. The app has all the standard functions of mobile banking, like mobile check deposit, bill pay and the ability to send money to other people in the U.S. It also adds a layer of security with Touch ID or SureSwipe, a custom pattern that you draw with your finger when signing in to the app. Both iOS and Android users give Capital One high star ratings.Alliant Credit UnionBEST CREDIT UNIONLEARN MOREat Alliant Credit Union,Federally insured by the NCUAAlliant’s app checks all the usual boxes: ATM locator, transaction history, bill payments and balances on demand. But its mobile deposit and money management tools are especially member-friendly. There’s an unusually high daily limit of $50,000 for depositing checks through the app. And the charts and graphs in the money management tool let users analyze their spending habits and keep tabs on budget categories.7 best banks and credit unions for mobile bankingBankNotable characteristicsLEARN MOREat Simple,Deposits are FDIC InsuredSavings and budgeting toolsLEARN MOREat Chime,Member, FDICAutomatic and roundup savings optionsLEARN MOREat Discover Bank,Member, FDICHigh ratings and rewards perksREAD REVIEWUnlimited ATM reimbursements worldwideLEARN MOREat Chase,Member, FDICWide branch accessREAD REVIEWHigh APYs and advanced mobile app securityLEARN MOREat Alliant Credit Union,Federally insured by the NCUAHigh APYs and the high daily limit for depositing checksMETHODOLOGYWe took a close look at over 70 financial institutions, including the largest U.S. banks based on assets, debit card volume, internet search traffic and other factors; the nation’s largest credit unions, based on deposits as well as broad-based membership requirements; and other notable and/or emerging players in the industry. We rated them on criteria including annual percentage yields, minimum balances, fees, digital experience and more.Financial institutions surveyed include Alaska USA Federal Credit Union, Alliant Credit Union, Ally Bank, America First Credit Union, American Express, Aspiration, Associated Bank, Axos Bank, Bank5 Connect, Bank7, Bank of America, Bank of the West, Barclays, BB&T, BBVA, Boeing Employees Credit Union, BMO Harris, Capital One 360, Charles Schwab Bank, Chase, Chime, CIT, Citibank, Citizens Access, Citizens Bank, Comerica Bank, Commerce Bank, Connexus Credit Union, Consumers Credit Union, Discover Bank, E-Trade, Fidelity, Fifth Third Bank, First National Bank, First Tech Federal Credit Union, GoBank, Golden 1 Credit Union, GS Bank, HSBC Bank USA, Huntington Bank, KeyBank, MetaBank, M&T Bank, Moven, Navy Federal Credit Union, Pentagon Federal Credit Union, PNC, Popular Direct, PurePoint Financial, Radius Bank, Redneck Bank, Regions Bank, Sallie Mae Bank, Santander Bank, SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union, Security Service Federal Credit Union, Service Credit Union, Simple, State Employees’ Credit Union of North Carolina, State Farm Bank, Suncoast Credit Union, SunTrust Bank, Synchrony Bank, TCF Bank, TD Bank, TIAA Bank, Union Bank, UFB Direct, USAA, U.S. Bank, Varo, Wells Fargo, and Zions Bank.]