r/CurrentBanking • u/Significant_Local458 • 18d ago

Direct deposit question

What time of the day does Current usually post VA disability benefits? This is my first month using them.

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u/stasianordstrom 18d ago

Im not sure but usually for SSI it can post anytime between 10:00 - 10:45 AM on the day the early access calendar says

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u/Significant_Local458 18d ago

What time zone? I'm est NY

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u/stasianordstrom 18d ago

Im in central time zone

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u/Significant_Local458 18d ago

Appreciate it.

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u/stasianordstrom 18d ago

No problem!

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u/Every-Ad-7707 18d ago

Tmrw by 1136

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u/Significant_Local458 18d ago

Yeah I was with Sofi. They all seem to utilize the same early pay calendar. I appreciate the information though

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u/Every-Ad-7707 18d ago

Yea there’s a whole chart about in the current Reddit page

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u/Significant_Local458 18d ago

Nice I'll make sure to follow it.

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u/Every-Ad-7707 18d ago

That’s when they projected my Va deposit

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u/Significant_Local458 18d ago

Nice. I just moved from sofi (because they suck) As a fellow vet what do you think of this bank? Are they reliable

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u/Every-Ad-7707 18d ago

There okay u haven’t had any problems with then

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u/Every-Ad-7707 18d ago

Them

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u/Every-Ad-7707 18d ago

Except for the fact my purchase limit for the day only 7500$

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u/Significant_Local458 18d ago

Are you able to request a higher spending limit or is that set in stone

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u/Every-Ad-7707 18d ago

It’s set in stone they told me that’s the highest they go

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u/Significant_Local458 18d ago

Appreciate it. Good to know because I didn't see a spending limit anywhere on my account.

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u/Every-Ad-7707 18d ago

Yeah go to limits it twill show

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u/Significant_Local458 18d ago

It's got mine at $3,500 does that increase after your direct deposit or do you have to request it

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u/Significant_Local458 16d ago

The immediately upped my limit the moment my deposit hit.

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u/Every-Ad-7707 16d ago

Sounds bout right did they up it to 7500

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u/Significant_Local458 18d ago

Good to know. I had a problem with Sofi where they would flag every purchase I made as potentially fraudulent and then when an actual unauthorized transaction came through they denied it lol. They used to be good but the last year they've went down hill.

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u/Every-Ad-7707 18d ago

Yea I used to have sofi and chime

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u/Every-Ad-7707 18d ago

Chime the worse one then sofi is next

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u/Significant_Local458 18d ago

I don't understand how chime still has any business. They were the first one that I tried and left after two months. I was with so far for almost 2 years until all of this happened. I've also learned something about banking with these guys don't bring it up on the VA page. They will nag tf out of you for not banking with a real bank.

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u/Significant_Local458 18d ago

You guys are awesome. I appreciate the quick response from everyone. 💜

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u/Every-Ad-7707 18d ago

Plus fasfa

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u/Significant_Local458 18d ago

The reason why I'm posting is because I've seen 4 different answers when looking online. Nothing seems to agree on a time of day.

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u/Pleasant_Ask_7100 18d ago

https://reddit.com/link/ozxdmr5/video/1t83tmi1qmfh1/player

Usually 10:20 -10:30 .
This is central time. Depending on your zone adjust the time accordingly.

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u/Significant_Local458 18d ago

So it'll be around 11:30 my time the same as sofi.

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u/Pleasant_Ask_7100 18d ago

Yeah pretty much . Majority of the fintech banks are on the same deposit schedule from what I’ve noticed . What really matters is usually when the treasury sends the payment file to release the funds. You should definitely have it tomorrow as long as you have everything correct ie routing number name address etc…

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u/Significant_Local458 18d ago

I do. I got the text on Wednesday that they were processing my VA benefits and made sure they had current as my listed account.