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How to deposit money with a smart ATM from Commonwealth?

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Depositing money at a Commonwealth Bank (CBA) Smart ATM is a convenient and secure way to manage your finances. Follow these steps to complete your deposit:

How to Deposit Money at a CBA Smart ATM

  1. Locate a Deposit ATM: Use the CommBank ATM locator to find the nearest Smart ATM that accepts deposits.
  2. Insert Your Card: Insert your Debit Mastercard, Travel Money Card, Keycard, or Credit card into the ATM.
  3. Tap 'Deposit': On the ATM screen, select the 'Deposit' option.
  4. Choose Deposit Type: Select the type of deposit: notes, coins, or cheques, and press 'Continue'.
  5. Insert Your Money: Insert your notes first, followed by coins, and then cheques. Ensure notes are free of paper clips or rubber bands.
  6. Confirm Deposit: Review the deposited amount displayed on the screen. You can add a description to appear on your account statement. If everything is correct, tap 'Deposit'.
  7. Print Receipt: Choose to print a receipt for your records.

Deposit Limits: You can deposit up to 200 notes and 50 cheques without an envelope. For coins, a maximum of 2 kilograms can be deposited at selected machines. A daily cash deposit limit of $10,000 applies per account at CBA ATMs that accept instant deposits.

Cardless Deposits: If you don't have your card, you can use the CommBank app to make a deposit via QR Cardless. This feature allows you to deposit money into your own or someone else's account without needing a physical card.

For more detailed information, refer to the official CommBank Deposit ATMs guide.

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