Direct deposit timing matrix: IRS DDD vs funded date vs bank posted date

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Deposit threads are much easier to read when members separate IRS issuance from bank posting and refund-transfer processing.

What this guide covers

• DDD means the IRS has a refund issue date. It is not the same thing as your bank visibly posting funds.
• Refund transfer products can add a middle step when fees are taken from the refund.
• Prepaid cards and early-pay banks may post earlier or later than traditional banks.
• Mailed checks and trace requests belong in a separate check/refund trace thread.

How to use this thread

• Use this format: DDD, bank or card, fees taken from refund yes/no, funded yes/no, posted yes/no.
• Do not post routing/account numbers or full deposit screenshots.
• Update your post when the bank posts so other members can compare.

Official/source links

• IRS direct deposit and refunds

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