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It does but have to use the app to deposit checks.

• neilv 2y ago
  Go for a walk every day, and occasionally make your walk to an ATM? You can also contact your bank and tell them that you want to be able to deposit checks via the Web site. If enough people do this, and don't use the overly-proprietary app, the bank might listen.
  • lambdaxyzw 2y ago
    >Go for a walk every day, and occasionally make your walk to an ATM? There are workarounds, but it sounds annoying and a burden. What if the closest bank branch is an hour on foot away? Or the OP lives in a rural place and it's half an hour drive? I don't have this problem since my bank works with graphene, but I would reconsider using it if most applications I use refused to load.
• NotPractical 2y ago
  Minor conveniences like this are not worth the complete erosion of privacy, in my opinion. Just go to the nearest ATM to deposit checks (who uses checks anymore, btw?) and use the site for everything else. Not everyone even has a smartphone, and out of those that do, many prefer banking on their laptop over their phone anyway, which incentivizes banks to create feature-rich websites. If the mobile site isn't any good, usually the "desktop site" isn't too difficult to navigate on mobile, if you need to.
  • nickburns 2y ago
    who uses checks anymore, btw? business organizations. the rest of your points are well said.
  • djbusby 2y ago
    The nearest branch or ATM is 2+ hours driving. Desktop site doesn't do check deposits.