How do I put cash onto my debit card?

You get a job, work decent-hard, get paid, go to the bank, and approach the teller and say you want to deposit your money to your debit card. Simple yeah?

Debit cards are credit instruments that are attached to another account at a bank such as a checking account or a savings account. If you have a Debit card, creating more 'credits' on the card is as simple as depositing more money into the account associated with the card.

If, however, you actually have a pre-paid credit card, you'll need to send or deposit money to the financial institution that issued you the card, similar to the debit-card situation above. Pre-paid credit cards, however, are usually high-fee, instruments and are more expensive to use than a debit card.

Details on how to expand the credits on the card will have been sent to you with the original account documentation when you opened the account. If you look at the back of the card itself, you'll probably find a customer service number that you can call and ask this question. They will have specific answers as to where to send money that will be applied to the amount of credits on your card.

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Go into the department and inform them you want to put cash into the account and provides them the cardboard and the cash or you can do it by means of the ATM. The identical as you do with any other debit card.