We might be a digital service with no branches, but this doesn't mean that we have compromised on customer service - you can contact our friendly support team Monday-Friday from 9:00am-6:00pm Central time directly from the mobile app or via email at support@milli.bank.

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Why is Milli asking me for personal information? How do I set up direct deposit? Can I set up a recurring transfer from a linked bank account to my Milli accounts?

your Milli tax documents by writing (electronically or on paper) to Milli Bank, 1620 Dodge Street Stop 3221, Omaha, NE 68197- 3221, or by calling 1-800-733-4015, or you may use the "Contact Us" feature of the app.

Incoming transfers initiated from your Milli account will have a temporary hold of up to 5 business days. Transfer requests initiated after 6:00 p.m. Central Time (CT) or on a non-business day are processed the next business day. A business day is …

Milli Bank has partnered with Allpoint, an ATM network with 55,000 ATMs worldwide. To find Allpoint ATM locations, please visit https://www.allpointnetwork.com/#where. If you use an ATM that is part of the Allpoint network and are charged a surcharge fee, please contact us support@milli.bank for assistance.

Please note: Milli, FNBO Direct, and First National Bank of Omaha are the same FDIC-insured institution. Deposits held under each trade name are not separately insured but are combined to determine whether the depositor has exceeded the $250,000 federal deposit insurance limit. Milli deposits will not, however, qualify as

Can I spend using my Milli card if I don't have any money in my account? Can I write or deposit checks with my Milli account? When will my money arrive in my Milli account?

Individual incoming transfers from external bank accounts to your Milli account have a limit of $100,000. For example, if you wanted to add $200,000 to a Milli account, you'd need to complete two $100,000 transfers from your linked account.

With a virtual debit card, you’ll get a dedicated card number you can use for digital purchases, but there is no physical card for it. A debit card is your traditional physical debit card that can be used online or in-person at merchants and to withdraw cash from ATMs. To learn more about how you can use virtual and physical debit cards in your life, check out our blog: Virtual Cards: The ...