Hi there, Justin. Yes, by depositing the cash at your external bank account, then use the transfer feature to move those funds into your QuickBooks Checking account.
After the cash is deposited, follow these steps to move your funds from your external bank account to your QBO Checking account:
Navigate to All apps, then choose Lending.
Click QuickBooks Checking.
Select Transfer, then click Transfer money.
Enter the amount you want to transfer.
In the From dropdown, choose your connected bank account.
In the To dropdown, select your QuickBooks Checking account.
Select Next.
Hit Finish transfer.
Please note that it's important to visit your external bank to make the initial cash deposit before transferring the funds to your QBO account.
If you want to use a check to fund your QuickBooks Checking account, you can easily do so by using theMobile Check Deposit.
If you have additional questions, don’t hesitate to click the Reply button below.
Yes and no, that does get cash into the account but was hoping there would be a quicker solution that doesn’t cost. Would either need to wait for the transfer or pay for quick transfer.
The deposit to the atm would be preferable. Is there another place to deposit straight into the account?
Hello there, Justin. I understand the concern about transfer fees and timing. The external bank transfer method is the only alternative when point+ locations aren't working. QuickBooks Checking does not support ATM deposits or any other direct cash deposit methods.
Once your cash has been deposited into your external bank, you can use the transfer feature to move those funds into your QuickBooks Checking account by following the steps provided above by my colleague.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reply. We’re here to help.
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