Saw that I was able to deposit cash at the Allpoint ATM when I was using my debit card. It popped up in my 360 Checking account. Is this new? Or has this been out for some time and I never noticed? Would this make up for Capital One pulling their ATMs out of Target?

Hello!

Hope the weekend was restful! QQ, I received a large check from Vanguard that's much larger than the average balance on my checking account. I do not live near a Capital One branch but have a Capital One café in the area. What's the best way to make a deposit that'll settle smoothly (no fraud or other holds).

Will making a check deposit at a Capital One Café ATM help? If so, what's the best way to do so that's safe (I've lost cash in a deposit before and don't want the ATM to eat my check and not process the deposit correctly).

Thanks in advance!

I opened a capital one account yesterday, both checking and savings. I have $160 cash on me, and was wondering where I could deposit it into the checking account, if that's even possible? I have a few AllPoint ATMs near me, and I'm pretty sure I can use those. (Though I'm not positive, if someone can confirm that.) I was also wondering, if I am able to deposit cash there, can I do it without a debit card? I haven't received my card in the mail yet, and likely won't for the next week. Am I able to just type my account info into the AllPoint ATM and deposit the cash like that?

I am going to need to deposit a very large check soon, but my bank (Capital One 360) doesn't have any human bank tellers to accept the check. I have specific plans for the money so it will basically get deposited into my account and then the majority will be allocated elsewhere as soon as possible.

Is there any reason I shouldn't just deposit it at an ATM? Like endorse it with the "for deposit only (acct number)" and call it a day? I can't find any meaningful results on Google that aren't a gajillion years old. Thanks for any input you can give.

Edit: Sorry for leaving out detail - it's larger than the mobile limit. Thanks for all your advice, I think I'll just use the ATM, assuming they don't have an ATM deposit limit that they're not publishing.

Update: The employees I spoke to said the ATM deposit limit for Capital One 360 is $1 million. They said my check could take up to 5 business days to deposit fully. I got an email after I deposited it saying which dates the first $10k would be available and when the rest of it would be available. Looks like 3 business days for the first $10k and 5 business days (from the date of deposit) for the rest.