If transferring funds via ATM terminal, you can only use a Capital One ATM and only between linked 360 Checking and 360 Money Market accounts. Transaction Limitations: You may make an unlimited number of transfers and withdrawals via ATM or teller.
A Cashier's check purchased at a Capital One location is $10.00.If you present us with a foreign check, we will not charge a fee, but the paying bank may deduct a fee from the proceeds.If you request an outgoing domestic wire transfer, we may charge $30 for each transfer we process.When you deposit cash, it’ll begin earning interest the day you deposit it.įees: The following fees may be charged to your account:
(Our business days are Monday through Friday, excluding legal public holidays.)įor example, if you make a non-cash deposit on a Sunday, we will process it on Monday, and it’ll begin earning interest no later than Tuesday. If your daily balance is $10,000 or more, you'll earn NaN% interest on your entire account balance, with an annual percentage yield of NaN.Ĭompounding and Crediting: Interest on your account will be compounded and credited on a monthly basis.Įffect of Closing an Account: You will receive the accrued interest if you close your account before interest is credited.Įarning interest on deposits: When you make non-cash deposits-like checks-those funds will begin earning interest no later than the next business day after the banking day on which you deposited the funds.If your daily balance is less than $10,000, you'll earn NaN% on your entire account balance, which adds up to an annual percentage yield of NaN.The interest rate that you earn will depend on the balance in your account each day: Rate information: The interest rates and annual percentage yields are variable, meaning we can change them at any time. Minimum Balance to Obtain Annual Percentage Yield (APY): There is no minimum balance required to obtain the disclosed APY. Initial deposit: You can open the account with any amount-there is no minimum deposit required to open it.
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