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Hi All,
I'm after some advice, I deposited £1500 cash to a cashier in my local Lloyds bank on Saturday 30th June at 12:30pm, I expected that the cash would be deposited straight away and dated the same day.
The cash was available straight away but when I checked online it showed as being deposited Monday 2nd July which I find strange.
The importance of the dates to me is because I need £1500 deposited each month into my club Lloyds account in order for them to waive the £3 fee and because they dated it 2nd July I've now been charged, I don't think this is on to be honest.
Can anyone shed any light on why a cash deposit on a Saturday with Lloyds over the counter is dated the following Monday?
Yes, I appreciate it's only £3 but it more about the point.
Many thanks in advance.
Originally posted by matt1976
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Same as any other bank I've used: The account is updated on the next occasion that it is ... er ... updated. In my case at Lloyds Bank the first update of the week is a few minutes after midnight on Monday morning. Ergo a weekend deposit has a Monday date because that's the date it was added to the account.
However faster Payments are credited when they are received including Saturdays and Sundays.