Charles Schwab - How to Deposit Checks

Charles Schwab offers multiple methods to deposit checks.  Checks may be deposited with the Schwab Mobile app, at a Schwab branch office, through the mail or online via Schwab Advisor Center.


Additionally, the Service Guide on the Charles Schwab website found here, is a very useful tool to find information on various topics. 




The mobile app instructions can be found here. 




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Use the following process to deposit checks at a Schwab Advisor Services branch office.


The Henderson, Nevada branch office can accept deposits to a Schwab Bank High Yield Investor Checking® or High Yield Investor Savings® account.


  1. Verify that the completed check meets all of Schwab's criteria.
  2. Have the client(s) endorse the back of the check. Checks payable from an insurance, escrow, or title company require the endorsement of each party named on the payee line.
  3. Present the check to a Schwab employee at the branch office.

Use the following process to mail check deposits to Schwab Advisor Services™ or Schwab Bank.


  1. Verify the completed check meets all of Schwab's criteria.
  2. Have the client(s) endorse the back of the check.
  3. Mail the check to the applicable address:
    • Use the operations center closest to you:
    • If you do not have a mailing envelope, if you need to overnight the check, or for Schwab Bank Investor Checking and Schwab Bank Investor Savings accounts, use one of the following mailing addresses:
East West

Regular mail:

Charles Schwab

PO Box 2380

Omaha, NE 68103

Regular mail:

Charles Schwab & Co., INC

P.O. Box 982603

El Paso, Texas 79998

Overnight mail:

Charles Schwab

200 S 108th Ave.

Omaha, NE 68154

Overnight mail:

Charles Schwab & Co., INC

1945 Northwestern Drive

El Paso, Texas 79912


Schwab Advisor Center:


You can scan, upload, edit, and deposit checks online through Schwab Advisor Center into your clients' brokerage accounts using Advisor Check Deposit. The Advisor Check Deposit tool also offers an ability to split checks for deposit to two or more Schwab accounts. For instructions on how to use the tool, refer to How to use Advisor Check Deposit.

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