Synchrony Bank allows ACH transfers up to $100,000/day into Synchrony and $250,000/day out. These are generous limits that accommodate large savings moves. Here are all Synchrony transfer details for 2026.

Synchrony Bank ACH Transfer Limits

Direction Daily limit
Transfers INTO Synchrony (deposits) $100,000
Transfers OUT of Synchrony (withdrawals) $250,000

These limits are notably higher than many retail banks (which cap ACH at $5,000–$25,000/day), reflecting Synchrony’s positioning as a savings hub for larger balances.

Transfer Processing Times

Transfer type Typical time
ACH deposit (external → Synchrony) 1–3 business days
ACH withdrawal (Synchrony → external) 1–3 business days
New account first deposit hold Up to 5 business days
CD maturity transfer 1–3 business days

How to Transfer Money In and Out

Step-by-step (online banking):

  1. Log in to synchronybank.com
  2. Click TransfersTransfer Money
  3. Select:
    • From: Your linked external checking account (for deposits) or your Synchrony account (for withdrawals)
    • To: The destination account
  4. Enter the amount
  5. Choose a transfer date (immediate or scheduled)
  6. Confirm — you will receive an email confirmation

Setting up a new external link:

  • Go to Transfers → External Accounts → Add Account
  • Enter the external bank’s routing number and account number
  • Verify with two micro-deposits (1–2 business days to appear)

Wire Transfers

Synchrony supports incoming wire transfers but typically does not offer outgoing wire transfers on standard savings accounts. For large urgent outgoing transfers, contact Synchrony customer service at 1-866-226-5638 to discuss options.

Incoming wire details:

  • ABA routing: 021213591
  • Bank address: 170 Election Road, Suite 125, Draper, UT 84020

No Regulation D Restriction

The federal Regulation D rule (which previously limited savings accounts to 6 withdrawals per month) was suspended in 2020. Synchrony does not currently enforce a monthly withdrawal cap on its High Yield Savings Account. However, making frequent transfers (10+ per month) may draw account review.

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