Can You Deposit An Emailed Picture Of A Check?
Checks cannot be emailed because that would mean that the check is a copy, not the original, and you will need the original to deposit the check. The bank will in all likelihood view it as fraud if you try to deposit a copy of a check. It's essentially a form of counterfeiting.
Can I deposit a check with a picture sent to me?
Mobile check deposit allows you to save time by depositing your checks remotely, no matter where you are or what time of day it is. Instead of making a run to the bank, you can simply snap a picture of the front and back of the check on your smartphone and deposit it using the bank's mobile app.
Mobile Check Deposit: What Everyone Should Know | Bankrate
Can you send a picture of a check through email?
I haven't found definitive proof, but I have found evidence that (at least in the U.S.) it's perfectly ok to send an image of a check if both parties are aware that the check will be treated as if it were scanned and submitted electronically.
Is a digital image of a check e-mailed to someone a ...
A picture of a check isn't a real check and the bank would not be able to cash it for you, or deposit it. They'd need the real live check with front and back available for their use. It is not possible as the checks will have no legal validity and you will not be able to cash the check.
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