It can take 1 to 2 pay periods for the change to take effect. However, this can vary by employer or payroll provider.

There are over 40,000 employers supporting 75% of the U.S. workforce. If you can’t find your employer or payroll provider, U.S. Bank provides a prefilled PDF with the information you will you’ll need to set up direct deposit with your employer or payroll provider.

Most employers or payroll providers allow you to recover your login credentials as you are setting up your direct deposit through U.S. Bank. However, depending on your employer, you may be required to complete the recovery process outside of the DIY direct deposit setup.

You will get a confirmation from U.S. Bank if the direct deposit setup was successful. You can also log in directly to your employer or payroll provider and verify the update.

To make any changes and edits you will need to go through your employer or payroll provider. You will not be able to edit of change your preferences through U.S. Bank’s DIY direct deposit feature.

• Online: For Social Security benefits, use U.S. Bank’s DIY direct deposit. For other federal benefits, visit godirect.gov.
• Phone: Call the Social Security National 800 Number at 800-772-1213.
• In person: Visit your local U.S. Bank branch or SSA office.

Be prepared to provide your U.S. Bank deposit account type (checking or savings), account number and routing number, your Social Security Number, and other required information.

At U.S. Bank, we protect your information with the highest levels of security, encryption and firewalls.