Can You Deposit Money into Someone Else's Account Using an ATM?

Learn if and how you can deposit cash into another person's bank account via ATM and what banks' policies require.

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Yes, you can deposit money into someone else's account using an ATM, provided the bank offers this feature. First, check if the person’s bank allows non-account holder deposits at ATMs. If so, you'll need the recipient's full account number. Some banks might require you to use a deposit envelope and fill out a deposit slip. Be aware, some banks have policies against this for security reasons, so it’s best to verify with the bank before making the transaction.

FAQs & Answers

  1. Can I use an ATM to deposit money into someone else's bank account? Yes, many banks allow you to deposit money into another person's account using an ATM, provided you have their account details and the bank permits non-account holder deposits.
  2. What information do I need to deposit money into another person's account at an ATM? You typically need the recipient's full bank account number and may need to use a deposit envelope or fill out a deposit slip, depending on the bank's policies.
  3. Do all banks allow deposits into accounts of non-account holders via ATMs? No, some banks restrict ATM deposits to account holders only. It's important to check your bank's policy before attempting such a deposit.