[throwaway6326]

I use USAA which has a web interface, a mobile web interface, an iPhone app and an Android app.

It's fantastic to be able to deposit checks by taking a picture of both sides instead of driving someplace, or throwing something in the mail.

[pingswept]

Assuming you aren't just spamming on behalf of USAA, or even if you are: can any USAA customer deposit checks by taking a picture of both sides? I thought that was only if you had some sort of connection to the US military, no?

[PotatoEngineer]

Yes, you can deposit checks by taking pictures. (I'm not the throwaway account above, but I do have a USAA account through my father-in-law, who's retired Navy. And yes, you need a US military connection to get an account there.)

Personally, I deposit checks via my scanner, but that's just because I don't have a smartphone. But I don't vastly care, because I deposit a check about... once every three months?

(The flip side of USAA is that they have no branches, if you ever need to talk to a human in person. Phone support, yes, in spades; branches, no.)

[pingswept]

I have no military connection, but I have a USAA account. My understanding is that the check-deposit-via-photo feature is only available to customers with US military connections, but I'm looking for confirmation of that. (The USAA website is vague about the details.)

[tentonwire]

I use Alliant Credit Union, and they allow deposit of scanned checks online. I have used my phone to take the pictures before, and they were accepted.

[sanswork]

If you're going to spam the thread with USAA recommendations you could at least avoid using a throwaway account and do it openly so that we can see your motivations.