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LOL. The Zelle limits are ridiculously low. Most Americans don't have online access to transferring money. Wire and ACH online transfers are usually not availab
by cvalka 3y ago
LOL. The Zelle limits are ridiculously low.
Most Americans don't have online access to transferring money. Wire and ACH online transfers are usually not available to the average b2c consumer.
- lotsofpulp 3y agoOnly the smallest local bank or credit union would not have the ability to transfer money online via ACH for their customers. Pretty much everyone can login, go to the transfers tab, and enter an account/routing number to transfer money to (or give their account/routing number to another bank to transfer money in). If you do not, then you should probably sign up for a free account at any of the multitude of online banks that do have the capabilities. For example, at CIT Bank, which I easily opened a free online account, I have ACH limits of $250k outgoing and $500k incoming, PER DAY. All I had to do was enter my account #/routing # for my other bank accounts.
- cvalka 3y agoAre you able to do outgoing ACH and wire transfers to third party accounts online as an individual?
- lotsofpulp 3y agoYes, all you need is an account number and routing number. I have done this at BoA, Chase, Marcus, Ally, TD Bank, CIT Bank, Key Bank, Wells Fargo, Citibank, Capital One, Schwab, etc.
- cvalka 3y agoTD bank does not support this!
- lotsofpulp 3y agoOh yes, I guess I misremembered. Well I guess there’s a reason I stopped using them. Anyway, lots of banks do, and I would switch to one that does let you do it.