Can you transfer money from link to bank account?

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• What are bank-to-bank transfers?
• Things to consider before transferring money
• 1. Wire transfers
• 2. Mobile apps
• 3. Email money transfers
• 4. Write a check
• What are the benefits of external bank transfers?
• Transferring your money to yourself at a different bank
• Be aware of savings withdrawal limits

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• What are bank-to-bank transfers?
• Things to consider before transferring money
• 1. Wire transfers
• 2. Mobile apps
• 3. Email money transfers
• 4. Write a check
• What are the benefits of external bank transfers?
• Transferring your money to yourself at a different bank
• Be aware of savings withdrawal limits

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4 minute read Published May 11, 2022

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When using external transfers please keep in mind your name will need to be a signer on both accounts.  

Online banking steps:

To get started, log into online banking and follow these steps:

1. Select Transfers at the top of the page.
2. Choose External transfers & wires from the options listed and select Transfer money under External transfers.
3. Select the external account you’d like the funds taken from and the U.S. Bank account you’d like the money transferred to. 
4. Choose the amount that you’d like to transfer, the transfer date, and select Review at the bottom of the page. You’ll then select Transfer money once you’ve confirmed all your information is correct. That's it!

If you haven’t linked your external account yet, please select See recipients & accounts and then choose Link a bank account.

U.S. Bank Mobile App steps:

For the best mobile banking experience, we recommend logging in or downloading the U.S. Bank Mobile App.

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