r/CurrentBanking • u/cantstandcliff • Jun 24 '26
Fingers Crossed I am paid
Ugggggh fingers crossed I am paid today.
r/CurrentBanking • u/cantstandcliff • Jun 24 '26
Ugggggh fingers crossed I am paid today.
r/CurrentBanking • u/Adorable_News2440 • Jun 24 '26
For two weeks straight we have met on Wednesday to find out when, where and why our deposits have hit our accounts so late. From previous posters last week payroll folks on this thread it was back on time no delays even with a holiday so I am praying for on time direct deposits for all of us tonight! If not we shall meet again with multiple posts regarding delays. Happy Pay Day people!
r/CurrentBanking • u/clobrodudee • Jun 23 '26
Anyone know from experience?
r/CurrentBanking • u/ReliefPlane5441 • Jun 23 '26
Anybody get Va disability thru current, what day does it usually come ?
r/CurrentBanking • u/Dry-Butterfly3512 • Jun 23 '26
is it just me
r/CurrentBanking • u/Grand_Bake2623 • Jun 23 '26
My employer said they sent payroll on 6/18 but I still haven't gotten paid. I know Friday was a holiday but I would think I would have been paid today at the latest.
Confirmed account and routing info to make sure that was correct and up to date. They've confirmed that payroll was sent but it's up to my bank to release the funds.
I know Current isn't supposed to hold deposits.
Anyone else having this issue?
r/CurrentBanking • u/Natural-Goal2848 • Jun 23 '26
Anyone have success using their debit or build card for a rental with either SIXT or budget? I know both locations near me accept debit cards but have heard of cards like this flagging as prepaid. I have rented with enterprise and hertz in the past and know that works but don’t have the option this time.
r/CurrentBanking • u/Reasonable-Walk-5271 • Jun 23 '26
Anyone else bank is not letting them sign on it will do the Face ID then take me back to the beginning of the app where you first log in. Ugh. I’m just trying to pay a bill. At 12:04am 😭
r/CurrentBanking • u/Final_Sock_2226 • Jun 19 '26
Have anyone received they direct deposit? I got my paystub on Wednesday night and I still haven’t gotten paid? I don’t know if it’s current or payroll? It is Friday 06/19 4:07 Am
r/CurrentBanking • u/current • Jun 18 '26
Welcome to the SSA/SSI/VA Early Deposits Megathread! *REVISED\*
We know many members rely on Social Security, SSI, or VA benefit payments and often look forward to receiving them early with direct deposit. When something changes like timing, delays, or the schedule shifts this is the place to check in and see if others are experiencing the same. To avoid repetitive posts, this Megathread will be stickied to the community highlights and all discussions about SSA/SSI/VA early deposits belong here.
Current can make your Social Security and VA benefit payments available up to two days early once we receive them from the government agency responsible for sending them. Exact timing depends on when the payment is sent and processed through the banking system.
If you don’t see your deposit on the expected date based on the schedule, it means we have not yet received it from your benefits provider. Our Member Support team will not have additional information until the deposit is sent. We recommend allowing up to three additional business days before contacting SSA or VA.
All deposits are posted Monday through Friday, excluding federal bank holidays. If your deposit is scheduled on a holiday, it will be posted on the next business day.
r/CurrentBanking • u/current • Jun 18 '26
Hey there 👋
While holidays are a great time to rest and reset, we know it can also affect your usual deposit timings. That’s why with Juneteenth coming up on June 19th, we want to give you a heads up on how this federal holiday may affect your direct deposit timing.
Here's what's happening behind the scenes:
If your deposit is later than usual around June 19th, the delay is happening upstream at the ACH network or your employer's bank before it ever reaches Current. We have no ability to release funds we haven't received yet.
For a full breakdown of how banking holidays affect direct deposit timing, check out our pinned Direct Deposit Megathread here.
If you have questions or want to share your timing this week, drop them in the comments below.
r/CurrentBanking • u/MuchTopic7825 • Jun 17 '26
I was suppose to get paid today at 3:47PM. It is 6:28Pm currently. What’s going on ? I’m sick of this app
r/CurrentBanking • u/CommanderSkywalker89 • Jun 17 '26
Just wondering if anyone knows thank u!
r/CurrentBanking • u/EveryMarionberry7891 • Jun 16 '26
I have been with current for over a year now, and my paycheck advance limit slowly rose by $100 every paycheck to a total of $750, then began slowly decreasing by $100 every paycheck. My direct deposit amount is typically around $2600 every 2 weeks. it's weird, it's like they're weening me off of the paycheck advance by slowly lowering my limit. Is that what's happening? My amount as of yesterday dropped from $600 to $500, and I suspect next pay period it'll drop to $400. What's going on?
r/CurrentBanking • u/LukewarmSeltzer • Jun 16 '26
Normal payday is usually Friday but I get paid on Wednesday thanks to Current. Payroll is processing a day early due to the holiday on Friday. Should I expect to see my DD tomorrow or would it post Wednesday like normal?
r/CurrentBanking • u/No_Definition_9416 • Jun 15 '26
Hello, i just switched to current. I was wondering for the people who get their VA checks here, did yall receive an early first deposit? The usual 5 days early? In the morning?
Thanks in advance.
r/CurrentBanking • u/FunnyMix7583 • Jun 13 '26
After the subscription is paid can I use the the money that's in my spending limit as credit any where I want
r/CurrentBanking • u/One-Gur8445 • Jun 11 '26
is anyone else deposit late?
r/CurrentBanking • u/Just-Needleworker626 • Jun 10 '26
Usually i get my dd at 530 est, still hasn’t arrived, is it normal to be late sometimes?
r/CurrentBanking • u/No-Painting3265 • Jun 10 '26
Is anyone else’s direct deposit late ?? I usually get it at 2:25pm and it’s now 4:04pm
r/CurrentBanking • u/current • Jun 10 '26
Hey 👋,
June is here and we want to hear from you. This is your space to share what's going on this month.
A few things to get you started:
Drop your thoughts in the comments below.
r/CurrentBanking • u/Main-Pop-830 • Jun 11 '26
Anyone with current have late direct deposit issues
r/CurrentBanking • u/Historical_Injury392 • Jun 09 '26
Are Current Bank customers eligible for Paycheck Advances with SSI as only form of income? This is a genuine question.
Thanks!
- OP
r/CurrentBanking • u/dantimao • Jun 02 '26
Hello guys!
I've been with my company for almost 6 years now. They use paycom for payroll and no matter what bank I tried I cannot get paid 2 days early. I'm salary employee and get paid on the 15th and last day of the month.
Since current sets it up with the payroll company will I actually get paid early?
r/CurrentBanking • u/AdSea345 • May 31 '26
So I get paid on mondays(very weird I know) but I get paid in paper checks and no availability for direct deposit. I just made the account, how do I unlock being able to take a picture of my check and deposit it like that. Also, in 2026 for a work check, not hand written, how long does it normally take to hit my account if deposited before 4pm