Synchrony Bank supports mobile check deposit up to $10,000 per day, with a 5:00 PM ET cutoff for same-day processing. Here is everything you need to know for 2026.

Synchrony Mobile Deposit Limits

Limit type Amount
Daily mobile deposit limit $10,000
Monthly mobile deposit limit $10,000
Single check limit $10,000

These limits are higher than many retail banks (which often cap mobile deposit at $2,500–$5,000/day), consistent with Synchrony’s savings-focused customer base.

Fund Availability

Check type Immediate Full availability
Standard check $225 Next business day
Large check (over $5,525) $225 2nd business day
New account (< 30 days) $225 5–7 business days
Government check or cashier’s check $225 Next business day

The first $225 is available immediately under Regulation CC regardless of check type.

Mobile Deposit Cutoff Time

  • Cutoff: 5:00 PM Eastern Time
  • Before 5:00 PM ET on a business day → processed same day
  • After 5:00 PM ET or on weekends/holidays → processed next business day

How to Make a Mobile Deposit at Synchrony

  1. Download the Synchrony Bank app (iOS or Android)
  2. Log in and tap Deposit or Deposit a Check
  3. Select the account to deposit into (HYSA or CD if applicable)
  4. Enter the check amount
  5. Photograph the front of the check (flat, well-lit surface)
  6. Sign the back: write “For Synchrony Mobile Deposit Only” + your signature
  7. Photograph the back
  8. Review and submit
  9. Keep the paper check for 60 days before shredding (Synchrony recommends a longer retention period than most banks)

Alternative Deposit Methods

Since Synchrony is online-only with no branches, other deposit options include:

  • ACH transfer from a linked external bank account (most common)
  • Wire transfer (for large amounts, using routing 021213591)
  • Direct deposit from employer or government (routing 021213591)
  • Mail a check to: Synchrony Bank, PO Box 105972, Atlanta, GA 30348

For most customers, ACH transfer from a linked checking account is faster and has higher limits than mobile deposit.

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