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I talked to Citibank, they say that, online deposit app has limit of $1000 and also say that ATM machine inside banks may reject it, but advise to go to their branch office to deposit checks with help of the bank representatives. <br />
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Thank you guys
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I talked to Citibank, they say that, online deposit app has limit of $1000 and also say that ATM machine inside banks may reject it, but advise to go to their branch office to deposit checks with help of the bank representatives.

Thank you guys

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@crcsupport &nbsp;- Thanks for the update and I was happy to help.
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@crcsupport  - Thanks for the update and I was happy to help.

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Does bank accept checks whichever printer ink printed or do they still require checks to be printed on MICR ink?
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Does bank accept checks whichever printer ink printed or do they still require checks to be printed on MICR ink?

Printing checks with MICR ink still required?

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