PITTSBURGH, Aug. 28, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- PNC Bank customers have more convenient options to make deposits, cash checks and complete other transactions with the addition of new features to 3,600 ATMs.
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The installation of PNC DepositEasysm capabilities on ATMs in every PNC region began in 2012 and was completed this month.
"PNC is always looking for innovative ways to make banking easier and more convenient for our customers," said Ken Justice, ATM executive for PNC. "Our ATM enhancements are another major investment to help customers bank when and where they want."
The "smart" ATMs, which can be located via pnc.com/depositeasy from among the bank's 7,200 ATMs nationwide, enable customers to cash checks and deposit stacks of cash or checks without an envelope 24/7, 365 days a year. Other benefits include:
- Check deposits made by 9:00 p.m. EST will be considered to be made that day and cash is available immediately.
- If the receipt option is chosen, a picture of the check will be printed on it.
- Check balances or transfer funds between linked accounts.
- Dispense $1 bills along with $10's and $20's for specific amounts.
- Set customized ATM preferences, i.e., choose a personalized Fast Cash amount, ATM receipt option, via online banking.
Justice said customers are increasingly taking advantage of PNC's investments in services and technology. Prior to completion of the ATM upgrades, deposits via ATMs and mobile app increased to 23 percent of PNC's total deposits in the second quarter compared to 14 percent last year.
Through pnc.com/alwaysopen, the bank provides details and instructional videos about online banking, mobile banking, mobile deposit, text banking, Popmoney (to send and receive money via smartphone) and the PNC Finder app for every ATM and branch location.
PNC Bank, National Association is a member of The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (NYSE:PNC). PNC (www.pnc.com) is one of the nation's largest diversified financial services organizations providing retail and business banking; residential mortgage banking; specialized services for corporations and government entities, including corporate banking, real estate finance and asset-based lending; wealth management and asset management. Follow PNCNews on Twitter for breaking news, updates and announcements from PNC.
PNC is one of the nation’s largest and most prosperous retail banks. It operates thousands of branches across the country and maintains a robust network of loan officers and bank tellers. If you have a PNC deposit account and you wish to know how to perform certain account-maintenance tasks, the company also provides a toll-free hotline staffed with trained representatives. Unlike some smaller institutions, its call center is a dedicated facility that deals exclusively with PNC customers. It’s located in the United States and remains open late into the night.
Unfortunately, PNC’s call-center representatives can’t remotely process an after-hours deposit. To add funds to your PNC account after your branch has closed, you’ll need to use one of the institution’s remote-banking services.
How Can I Locate A PNC ATM?
Most PNC customers who wish to make after-hours deposits visit one of the bank’s dedicated ATMs. There’s a dedicated ATM located in the vestibule of every PNC branch in the country. If you’re not near a branch, you may be able to find an ATM with a prominently-displayed PNC logo at a convenience store or in a popular public area like a student union or the lobby of a major commercial building. In most cases, these ATMs are located in secure, high-visibility locations and are brightly lit after dark.
What Transactions Can I Make At A PNC ATM?
You can use PNC ATMs to make:
- Check deposits
- Cash deposits
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You’ll need your debit card to complete the transaction. Once you insert your card into the machine, you’ll need to enter your PIN and follow the prompts until you’re asked to insert your deposit. Since you may need to encase your deposit in a sealed envelope, be sure that this machine can dispense envelopes before proceeding with your deposit. Be sure to endorse your checks and correctly tally your total deposit amount on the envelope.
If you don’t have access to a PNC ATM or can’t use one because you’re unable to locate your debit card, you may still be able to make your deposit. All PNC branches sport night-deposit boxes for businesses and individuals who wish to make after-hours deposits. This is your only option for depositing cash into your account without the aid of an ATM. However, you’ll need to place your deposit into a deposit bag that includes a deposit slip with your account number on it. If you can’t procure either of these items, you won’t be able to make your deposit using a night-deposit box.
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