How do I transfer money to a branch?

Ugh, transferring money can be such a headache sometimes, right? So you wanna send some cash to your Branch account? Let me tell you, I’ve been there. Remember that time I tried to send money to my sister’s account and messed up the routing number? Total disaster. Anyway, here’s how I usually do it, hopefully it’ll be easier for you.

First, you gotta get into your bank’s app or website – you know, the one you use every day, unless you’re one of those people who still does everything in person, which I kinda admire, but also… wow, that’s dedication. Anyway! Once you’re logged in, look for something like “transfer money” or “external transfers.” It might be a bit hidden, I’ve had to hunt for it before.

Then, you’ll need to add your Branch account as, like, a payee or something. This part is important, don’t skip it! You’ll need your Branch account number and routing number. Make absolutely sure you get them right. Seriously, double, triple check. I’ve learned this the hard way. You can usually find these numbers on your Branch statements or maybe their website – I always forget where, to be honest!

Last, actually initiate the transfer! Select your Branch account as where you want the money to go. Then, review everything super carefully before hitting that “send” button. Because you know, once it’s gone… it’s gone. I once accidentally sent money to my old college roommate instead of my landlord! I felt so bad… and then she bought me pizza, which was nice.

Hopefully this is all a bit clearer, now. It’s not rocket science, but it’s easy to make a mistake. If you get stuck, Branch support is usually pretty helpful. Good luck! Let me know if you run into any problems, I might have some battle scars to share! ????