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Never worry about depositing your paycheck again.

go to the GO direct web site

 

U.S. Treasury's Go Direct campaign urges Americans to use direct deposit for Social Security payments -- it's safer and easier than checks.

Pacific Trust Bank is proud to be a partner with Go Direct, a national campaign sponsored by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Federal Reserve Banks, to encourage people who get Social Security and other federal benefit payments by check to switch to direct deposit.

To enroll in direct deposit of your Social Security, Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or other federal benefits, click here 
Note: By clicking this link, you will be leaving the Bank's web site and go to the GoDirect.org web site.

Direct Deposit Enrollment Forms

Direct Deposit Benefits:

  • It's free. There is no fee to sign up for direct deposit.

  • It's secure. There are no checks to be lost or stolen.

  • It's timely. Payments reach your account the day the check is issued -- even if you are out of town, sick or unable to get to the bank. Except for extraordinary circumstances, direct deposits are posted to your account before 9:00 AM each banking day (Monday through Friday).

  • It's convenient. It can save you trips to the bank and help you avoid long lines at tellers or ATMs.

  • You may be paid sooner. The federal government and many employers will deposit your check a day early if the regular payday falls on a holiday.

  • It can save you money. Direct deposit can help you avoid bouncing checks (and return item fees) because the deposit is direct and on time.

What is Direct Deposit?

Direct Deposit is the electronic transfer of a payment from a company, the government or an organization into the checking or savings account of an employee, retiree, taxpayer, or shareholder.

The most popular Direct Deposit is for payroll, but it can also be used for many other types of payments, including:

  • Annuities
  • Bonuses and commissions
  • Dividend and interest payments
  • Pensions
  • Travel expense settlements
  • Tax refunds
  • Social Security or other government payment

How it works

By completing a standard enrollment form, you authorize a company or organization to make a Direct Deposit payment into your bank account instead of giving you a paper check. Direct Deposits are made via the Automated Clearing House (ACH) system.

How to Sign Up for Direct Deposit

Get Adobe Acrobat ReaderSigning up for Direct Deposit is easy. You can use our online inter-active Adobe Acrobat Reader Forms:

  • To request Direct Deposit of your paycheck to your Pacific Trust Bank account, complete, print and sign the Payroll Direct Deposit form, and give it to your employer's human resources or payroll department (they may also want a voided check to verify bank account data).

  • To request direct deposit of U.S. Government payments (e.g. Social Security, SSI or military retirement pay):

    • Come in to any Pacific Trust Bank office, and our staff can assist you to complete and submit the required forms; or

    • You can call Social Security toll-free at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY 1-800-325-0778) and ask to sign up. You need a copy of your bank statement or your checkbook on hand when you call; or

    • You can sign up by using the U.S. Government Direct Deposit Sign Up Form. You can fill it out online, then sign it and either take it or mail it to Pacific Trust Bank or to your local Social Security office.

  • To start or change other types of direct deposit (such as investment income), you will need to provide the paying company or institution with the ABA number which identifies your bank and your Account Number.

    • The ABA number (also called a routing number or transit number) is the first 9 digits at the bottom of your check. Pacific Trust Bank's routing number is 3222-7452-7.

    • Pacific Trust Bank account numbers are ten digits long, and checking account numbers begin with the numeral 2.

If you have any questions or need more information regarding Direct Deposit, please call us at (877) 441-BANK or visit one of our branch offices

 

 

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