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Anonymous

28 May 2020

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Is there any way to deposit cheques electronically?

Just received some cheques, wanna cash them in but the DBS branch near me is closed till further notice. Is there any way to cash the cheque electronically with DBS, to save me the trip?

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Tay_WenHao

28 May 2020

I doubt theres an electronic means cus the bank need to keep the cheque physically. But I think you can mail the cheque to the bank via singpost. That way you dont need to go down physically. You can call dbs hotline and ask them about it.

If not, just wait for another week, after Circuit Breaker, the branch may open up alr.

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