Checking Accounts

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¹For non-TD ATM transactions, the institution that owns the terminal (or the network) may assess a fee (surcharge) at the time of your transaction, including balance inquiries.

²Available to students under age 24. If the student is under the age of 18, he/she must open a joint checking account with a parent or legal guardian at a TD Bank location. Proof of active student status is required - student ID or a bill or receipt of payment to/from the institution the student attends. When student benefits expire after 5 years or on student's 24th birthday, whichever comes first, the account will convert to a TD Convenience Checking account.

³TD Bank Mobile Deposit is available to Customers with an active checking, savings or money market account and using a supported, internet-enabled iOS or Android device with a camera. Other restrictions may apply. Please refer to the Mobile Deposit Addendum.

⁴Send Money is available for most personal checking and money market accounts. External transfer services are available for most personal checking, money market and savings accounts. To use either of these services you must have an Online Banking profile with a U.S. address, a unique U.S. phone number, an active unique e-mail address, and a Social Security Number. Your eligible personal deposit account must be active and enabled for ACH transactions and Online Banking transfers. To perform instant transfers a TD Bank Visa® Debit Card is required. Fees may apply depending on delivery options.

⁵Loans subject to credit approval. Relationship discount may be terminated and the interest rate may increase upon closure of the qualifying checking account.