Can You Deposit Cash Into Someone Else’s Bank Account? Here’s What to Know

Learn how to deposit cash for someone else and what bank policies you should check before making the transaction.

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Yes, you can deposit cash for someone else, but the process may vary by bank. To do so, you'll need the person's full name and account number. Visit their bank, fill out a deposit slip with their account information, and hand it to the teller with the cash. Note: some banks might require your ID for the transaction, and others may not accept cash deposits into another person’s account without specific authorization. It’s always best to check with the bank directly for their policies on this matter.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I deposit cash into someone else’s bank account without their permission? Generally, you need the account holder's full name and account number to deposit cash for them. Some banks may also require authorization or ID, so it’s best to check the bank’s policies.
  2. What information do I need to deposit cash for someone else? You typically need the recipient’s full name, their bank account number, and sometimes your own identification, depending on the bank’s requirements.
  3. Are there any banks that do not allow deposits for others? Yes, some banks have policies that restrict cash deposits into accounts not belonging to you unless specific authorization is provided.