Regions Bank’s standard mobile deposit limit is $5,000 per day and $10,000 per 30-day rolling period. The cutoff for same-business-day processing is 8:00 PM CT. New accounts may start with lower limits, and established customers can request increases by calling 1-800-734-4667.

Regions Bank Mobile Deposit Limits

Detail Amount
Daily mobile deposit limit $5,000
30-day rolling limit $10,000
Cutoff time (CT) 8:00 PM
Mobile deposit fee $0
Minimum check amount $1.00
Maximum check amount $5,000 (within daily limit)

Deposit Availability Timeline

When Deposited When Funds Available
Before 8 PM CT on business day Next business day (often by 9 AM)
After 8 PM CT on business day 2nd business day
Weekend or federal holiday Next business day after holiday
Large check (>$5,525) First $225 next day; remainder 2–5 days

Regions may place additional holds on checks from new accounts, unusually large amounts, previously returned items, or accounts with frequent overdrafts.


How to Make a Mobile Deposit at Regions

  1. Open the Regions mobile app
  2. Tap Deposit on the main screen or from the menu
  3. Select the account to deposit into
  4. Enter the check amount
  5. Endorse the back of your check — write: “For Regions Mobile Deposit”
  6. Take a clear photo of the front of the check (good lighting, flat surface)
  7. Take a clear photo of the back of the check showing your endorsement
  8. Review and tap Submit

After submission, you’ll receive a confirmation email. Keep the physical check for 14 days after confirming deposit, then destroy it.


Mobile Deposit Limit Comparison

Bank Daily Mobile Deposit Limit 30-Day Limit
Regions $5,000 $10,000
Wells Fargo $2,500–$5,000 Varies
Chase $2,000–$10,000 $25,000
Bank of America $10,000 $25,000
Ally $50,000 $250,000
Axos $20,000 Higher

Requesting a Higher Limit

To request a higher mobile deposit limit:

  • Call: 1-800-734-4667 (Mon–Fri 6AM–8PM CT; Sat–Sun 8AM–5PM CT)
  • Branch visit: Speak with a banker in person
  • Account history matters: Established accounts in good standing with consistent direct deposits are most likely to receive increases

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