What does "Uncollected Funds" mean on a check?
Why was my check returned "Uncollected Funds"?
Can I redeposit a check stamped "NSF or ISF"?
Uncollected Funds Hold - Uncollected Funds - UCF - UFH - UF, items are returned because funds available in the account are notyet available. This can happen when a deposit into the account holder's bank has not yet cleared.
For example, the account holder deposits a paycheck for $1,000 into his bank on Monday, and the check is set to be clear on Wednesday, making $1,000 pending, but not available. The account holder then writes a check on Monday night to a merchant that deposits the item on Tuesday. The merchant's bank presents the check on Tuesday and the bank returns the item, Uncollected Funds, because the money is there on paper, but not available.
If a check has been stamped Uncollected Funds Hold, Uncollected Funds, or a similar message, the item is eligible for redeposit. Just deposit the item again, and the hold may have been lifted.
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Most Common Reasons For Return
- Not Sufficient Funds
- Uncollected Funds Hold
- Stop Payment
- Closed Account
- Unable to Locate Account
- Frozen Account
- Refer to Maker
- Not Authorized
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The Routing Number is a 9-digit number located between the Transit Symbols at the bottom of a valid U.S. check.
Routing Number Results are Updated Daily from the eRoutingNumber™ Database. This database includes exclusive data, not offered by other sources, like Fake Routing Numbers, and the Fraction Code or Fractional Routing Number found on the face of printed checks..
The eRoutingNumber™ database Includes All ABA Routing Numbers in the United States, as well as the bank website in many cases. The eRoutingNumber™ database also contains the bank phone number and best number to call for check verification.
The eRoutingNumber™ database uses many different sources and has evolved since 1998, and now utilizes user reporting to keep the data in check.
Any user can report a routing number missing, invalid, or provide details not included. We verify every submission and make notes or updates accordingly.
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