I only know of Wells Fargo that offers this, see there news https://www.wellsfargo.com/press/3282005_Check21?year=2005

this is the login area for it
https://wellsoffice.wellsfargo.com/

but you have to be a commercial member which means big business

WalStMonky said:PNC Bank, but it's for a business account. It's called 'deposit now'. PNC has a free small business checking account which qualifies IIRC. You need Quickbooks.not free. Deposit Now is very costly last time i checked with them

i took a survey from etrade about this feature... i gave it as positive feedback as possible. hopefully they incorporate it soon.

I would think online banks/brokerages would be especially hungry to offer this service. USAA's service allows me to avoid my local BofA almost entirely. Or, is this just another case of FWF-ers being atypical consumers? I guess not many people worry about 1 or 2 days of float and/or have many large BT checks to deposit.

Wachovia offers Free Business Checking and has the remote deposit service (although this part charges a monthly fee).

They call it Online Deposits. More info can be found here (https://www.wachovia.com/onlinedeposits). Seems like $45/month service and $17/month scanner lease for $3/day.

The first 50 deposits included free (don't know if this is 50 items or 50 deposits w/ multiple items in a deposit), then $0.25 per deposit.

$30/month is about the best pricing Ive seen so far, do you have a link to signup?

Fixed link: PFCU deposit anywhere

You have to mail the check to them. If they don't get the check in 8 business days you get to pay overdraft and NSF fees. Interest too I'd wager.

You have a dollar limit. I swear I recall it being $750 but don't see that on the page linked above.

It's been around at least a couple of years. It's just not a very impressive deal. The only difference between mailing a deposit in a prepaid envelope and this is that the money is immediately available.

my credit union also has the "online deposit" similar to PFCU, where you can get instant credit for a check, but you still have to mail it in....

my CU has a limit of $2500, and you get immediate use of the money....the only drawback would be if the check gets lost in the mail, because if they don't receive it within 5 business days, there are hefty penalties and fines, so of course, it is not as good as when you can just scan a check and toss it out....

While it's true, the chance of it getting lost is probably small..it could happen....the biggest plus of it is that it gives you immediate use of your money (up to $2500) for a mailed in deposit....

USAA instructs their customers to destroy checks that are deposited via their deposit@home service. With DCU's service, does one need to mail them the original check or can it be destroyed, as well? Thanks.
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Navy Federal Credit Union is reported to offer this type of service, too. Their public website doesn't seem to mention it, though. Does anyone have any information on the particulars of NFCU's service, as well? [Their website doesn't list an e-mail address. What's that all about? Here's their phone number if someone cares to inquire and report back. 1-888-842-NFCU. Note: their fee page is one lengthy document. (Few can beat GMACBank's short list of fees!)]
P.S. We need to start a letter campaign to the bank's we do business with advising them of this new "innovation".
edit: DCU is Digital Credit Union.