How much can I overdraft my checking account at Wells Fargo?

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With this free account feature, when the bank receives your electronic direct deposit by 9:00 am local time, we will automatically include this amount in a reevaluation of the prior day's transactions that resulted in an overdraft or returned item.The bank will use the new balance to reexamine the transactions on your account and waive fees for transactions that would have been covered by your direct deposit.You can learn more.

We can help you manage your checking account.Both services can be added or removed at any time.We will use Overdraft Protection if you enroll in both services.Clear Access BankingSM accounts do not have optional overdraft services.

In the sections below or in our Consumer Overdraft Services / Choices to help you manage your checking account, you can learn more about these two overdraft options.

Refer to your specific account type in the Consumer Account Fee and Information Schedule.

If the bank transfers available funds to cover your transactions, a single Overdraft Protection transfer or advance fee will be assessed regardless of the number of transactions covered.The fee can be avoided if you make a covering deposit or transfer before the cut-off time.

Signing onto Online Banking, talking with a branch bank, or calling a phone bank will allow you to add, change or remove Overdraft Protection.Business and Portfolio customers call 1-800-CALL-WELLS.

If you don't have enough money in your checking account or accounts linked for Overdraft Protection at the time of the transaction, you can choose how Wells Fargo handles your ATM and everyday (one-time) debit card transactions.We have the right to not pay the transactions into the overdraft.

Clear Access Banking, Teen Checking, and Opportunity Checking are not eligible to enroll in Debit Card Overdraft Service.

Business checking accounts with the exception of IOLTA, RETA and Government accounts are automatically included in the Debit Card Overdraft Service.Customers have the option to remove or re-enroll at any time.

If Debit Card Overdraft Service is used to approve a transaction into overdraft and a covering deposit or transfer is not made before the cut-off time on the same business day, our standard overdraft fee of $35 per item will apply.

If you don't have enough money in your checking account or in accounts that are linked to Overdraft Protection, ATM and everyday (one-time) debit card transactions will be declined at the time of the transaction.There are no fees for declined transactions.

"Avoiding Overdrafts" is a Wells Fargo service that can help you manage your account and avoid declined debit card transactions.

Any account holder with transaction authority on the eligible checking account can add or remove the service by visiting a Wells Fargo ATM, through Online Banking, or calling a phone bank.Business and Portfolio customers call 1-800-CALL-WELLS.

An overdraft is what it is.There is a negative balance in your account.If you spend more money than you have in your checking account, the bank will pay your transaction.Is an overdraft different from a returned item?Yes.When Wells Fargo returns an item because there is not enough money in the account, it is known as a non-sufficient funds/NSF item.The same fee is charged for paying an item into overdraft or for returning a non-sufficient funds item.How much is a returned item?The fee for a returned item is $35.Is it possible to make a deposit or transfer to avoid an Overdraft Protection transfer?Yes.If you make a covering deposit or transfer before the cutoff time, you can avoid these fees.What is the difference between Overdraft Protection and Debit card overdraft service?Depending on your checking account and how you manage your money, you can either sign up for one or both of the services.If you have Overdraft Protection, you don't need to have a Debit Card.If there isn't enough money in your checking account, Overdraft Protection uses available funds from your linked account to cover a transaction.If the bank transfers money to cover a negative balance, a single Overdraft Protection transfer or advance fee will apply.This fee varies depending on the type of account the money is transferred from and is less than an overdraft or returned item.If there isn't enough money in your checking account to cover the transactions, you can use the Debit Card Overdraft Service.Unless a transfer or a covering deposit is made before the cut off time on the same business day, an overdraft fee of $35 per item will apply.If there is not enough money in the checking account or accounts linked for Overdraft Protection, you may have to return checks or recurring bill payments that you have pre-authorized.How much does Wells Fargo cover?If you have a negative balance in your checking account, the Bank will transfer money from your linked savings account or credit account to cover it.The exact amount of the negative balance will be transferred or advanced from your savings account or credit card.For the minimum amount that will be transferred, see your line of credit agreement.If there isn't enough money in the linked account to cover the entire negative balance, only the available money will be transferred.If I don't have enough money in my account to cover an ATM or everyday debit card transaction, what will happen?The transactions will be declined at the time of the transaction.There are no fees for ATM and everyday transactions that are declined.An overdraft fee will not be assessed if a checking account is not Enrolled in the Debit Card Overdraft Service.You should be aware that checks or recurring bill payments you have pre-authorized (such as a utility or phone bill) using your debit card or checking account may be returned or approved into overdraft at the bank's discretion.Which services are right for me?You can review the materials on this site, talk with a local branch bank, or call a phone bank.Business and Portfolio customers call 1-800-CALL-WELLS.How do I change or add overdraft protection?You can add, change or remove Overdraft Protection through Online Banking, a branch bank, or by calling 1-800-TO-WELLS.Business and Portfolio customers call 1-800-CALL-WELLS.How do I remove or add Debit Card Overdraft Service?You can add or remove Debit Card Overdraft Service at a Wells Fargo ATM, through Online Banking, with a branch banker, or by phone at 1-800-TO-WELLS.Business and Portfolio customers call 1-800-CALL-WELLS.The service can be added or removed from the checking account if the account holder has transaction authority.Is business checking accounts eligible for Debit Card Overdraft Service?Business checking accounts with the exception of IOLTA/RETA accounts and accounts for government entities are automatically enroll in Debit Card Overdraft Service when the account is opened.Business customers can remove or re-enroll in this service at any time at a Wells Fargo ATM, through Online Banking, or by calling 1-800-CALL-WELLS.The service can be added or removed from the checking account if the account holder has transaction authority.Does Wells Fargo guarantee that my ATM and everyday (one-time) debit card transactions will be approved?No.We reserve the right not to pay if the transaction is paid into an overdrawn account.If your account is overdrawn or you have had excessive overdrafts, we don't pay these items.What settings apply to my Clear Access Banking account?Clear Access Banking accounts are not covered by our standard overdraft coverage, and you can't request it be added to your account.If you don't have funds in your account at the time of a transaction, we will return certain payments.Don't authorize ATM and everyday debit card transactions.Don't authorize other transactions, such as recurring debit card transactions or Bill Pay transactions.If we return or decline to authorize an item, we will not assess non-sufficient funds/NSF fees.The fee may still be assessed by payees or merchants.There are other optional services that are not available on this account.Clear Access Banking accounts are not covered by references in your Deposit Account Agreement and Consumer Fee and Information Schedule.

There is a negative balance in your account.If you spend more money than you have in your checking account, the bank will pay your transaction.

Yes.When Wells Fargo returns an item because there is not enough money in the account, it is known as a non-sufficient funds/NSF item.The same fee is charged for paying an item into overdraft or for returning a non-sufficient funds item.

Yes.If you make a covering deposit or transfer before the cutoff time, you can avoid these fees.

Depending on your checking account and how you manage your money, you can either sign up for one or both of the services.If you have Overdraft Protection, you don't need to have a Debit Card.

If there is not enough money in the checking account or accounts linked for Overdraft Protection, you may have to return checks or recurring bill payments that you have pre-authorized.

If you have a negative balance in your checking account, the Bank will transfer money from your linked savings account or credit account to cover it.The exact amount of the negative balance will be transferred or advanced from your savings account or credit card.For the minimum amount that will be transferred, see your line of credit agreement.If there isn't enough money in the linked account to cover the entire negative balance, only the available money will be transferred.

The transactions will be declined at the time of the transaction.There are no fees for ATM and everyday transactions that are declined.An overdraft fee will not be assessed if a checking account is not Enrolled in the Debit Card Overdraft Service.

You should be aware that checks or recurring bill payments you have pre-authorized (such as a utility or phone bill) using your debit card or checking account may be returned or approved into overdraft at the bank's discretion.

You can review the materials on this site, talk with a local branch bank, or call a phone bank.Business and Portfolio customers call 1-800-CALL-WELLS.

You can add, change or remove Overdraft Protection through Online Banking, a branch bank, or by calling 1-800-TO-WELLS.Business and Portfolio customers call 1-800-CALL-WELLS.

You can add or remove Debit Card Overdraft Service at a Wells Fargo ATM, through Online Banking, with a branch banker, or by phone at 1-800-TO-WELLS.Business and Portfolio customers call 1-800-CALL-WELLS.The service can be added or removed from the checking account if the account holder has transaction authority.

Business checking accounts with the exception of IOLTA/RETA accounts and accounts for government entities are automatically enroll in Debit Card Overdraft Service when the account is opened.Business customers can remove or re-enroll in this service at any time at a Wells Fargo ATM, through Online Banking, or by calling 1-800-CALL-WELLS.The service can be added or removed from the checking account if the account holder has transaction authority.

No.We reserve the right not to pay if the transaction is paid into an overdrawn account.If your account is overdrawn or you have had excessive overdrafts, we don't pay these items.

Clear Access Banking accounts are not covered by our standard overdraft coverage, and you can't request it be added to your account.If you don't have funds in your account at the time of a transaction, we will.

If we return or decline to authorize an item, we will not assess non-sufficient funds/NSF fees.The fee may still be assessed by payees or merchants.There are other optional services that are not available on this account.Clear Access Banking accounts are not covered by references in your Deposit Account Agreement and Consumer Fee and Information Schedule.

If a hold is placed, the full balance of check deposits may not be immediately available.The bank has a funds availability policy.

Clear Access Banking, Teen Checking, Opportunity Checking and all savings accounts are not available for Debit Card Overdraft Service.Business checking accounts with the exception of IOLTA, RETA and Government accounts are automatically included in the Debit Card Overdraft Service.Customers have the option to remove this service or re-enroll at any time.

The fee for returning items for non-sufficient funds is $35 per item for Business and Consumer checking accounts.We do not charge more than three overdraft and/or non-sufficient funds fees per business day for consumer accounts.Clear Access BankingSM accounts do not have overdraft or non-sufficient funds fees.We will not charge more than two fees per day for Wells Fargo Teen Checking accounts.

If there isn't enough money in the account, recurring debit card payments and other transactions may continue to be authorized into overdraft at our discretion.

We have the right to not pay the transactions into the overdraft.If your account is overdrawn or you have had too much money in it, we don't pay overdrafts.Bring your account to a positive balance as soon as possible.

Only the Wells Fargo Mobile app can be used for mobile deposit.There are deposit limits and other restrictions.Some accounts aren't eligible for mobile deposit.Your mobile carrier's coverage area may affect availability.It is possible that your mobile carrier's message and data rates apply.Other terms, conditions, and limitations can be found in Wells Fargo's Online Access Agreement.

Your mobile carrier's coverage area may affect availability.It is possible that your mobile carrier's message and data rates apply.

Please read the notice before you add the service.

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