KeyBank’s standard mobile deposit limit is $2,500 per day and $5,000 per month for new accounts, rising to $5,000 per day and $10,000 per month for established accounts. Here is the full breakdown for 2026.

KeyBank Mobile Deposit Limits

Account status Daily limit Monthly limit
New account (< 90 days) $2,500 $5,000
Standard account (established) $5,000 $10,000
Key Advantage / Select Checking $10,000 $25,000

Limits are per account. If you have multiple KeyBank checking accounts, each has its own limit.

Fund Availability Timeline

Check type Immediate availability Full availability
Standard check (established account) $225 Next business day
Large check (over $5,525) $225 2nd business day (partial hold)
New account (< 30 days) $225 5–7 business days
Check with risk factors $225 Up to 7 business days

The first $225 of any mobile deposit is available immediately under Regulation CC. The rest follows the standard hold schedule.

Mobile Deposit Cutoff Time

  • Cutoff: 9:00 PM Eastern Time
  • Deposits before 9:00 PM ET on a business day are processed that day
  • Deposits after 9:00 PM ET or on weekends are processed the next business day

How to Make a Mobile Deposit

  1. Open the KeyBank mobile app
  2. Tap “Deposit” from the home screen
  3. Select your account and enter the check amount
  4. Take a clear photo of the front of the check (on a dark, flat surface)
  5. Take a clear photo of the back (sign “For KeyBank Mobile Deposit Only” + your signature)
  6. Review and submit
  7. Keep the physical check for 14 days before shredding (in case of processing issues)

Tips for Successful Mobile Deposits

  • Write “For KeyBank Mobile Deposit Only” on the back before photographing
  • Flatten the check completely — no folds or wrinkles in the image
  • Use good lighting; avoid shadows across the check
  • Photograph all four corners within the frame
  • Check your deposit history in the app to confirm successful submission

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