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Account holders can move funds out of their financial account using both originated ACH and non-originated ACH transfers.
This guide provides steps for moving funds out of Highnote using both transfer methods.
Note: Card product cancelation periods and risk and compliance reviews can impact transfer timelines.
The following table outlines the different transfers methods for moving funds out of Highnote, and their associated timelines:
Transfer Method | Timeline |
---|---|
Originated ACH | Three to five business days |
Originated next day ACH | One to three business days |
Originated same day ACH | One to two business days |
Non-originated ACH | Three to five business days |
Originated ACH transfers have specific cutoff times for processing. Initiating a transfer after the specified cutoff time may result in additional processing time.
All Originated ACH Debit transfers (funds pulling in) have a required three business day hold period once the transfer has been initiated and is processing.
To retrieve a financial account ID, you can query the API using an application ID. Use the following query to find a financial account ID:
You can allow account holders to withdraw funds from a Highnote financial account to a verified external bank account using originated ACH.
Once an external bank account has been connected, use the following IDs as input variables in the InitiateFundsWithdrawalACHTransfer
mutation:
toFinancialAccount
: Financial account ID of the external bank accountfromFinancialAccount
: Account holder's Highnote financial account IDUse the following mutation to move funds to a verified external account:
If financial accounts for your card product have the DirectDepositFinancialAccountFeature
enabled, account holders can use their virtual account and routing numbers to add their financial accounts to third-party services such as banks or payment apps.
Account holders can initiate withdrawals and move funds out of their Highnote financial accounts using these third-party services.