Transfers
You can transfer money in or out of your Robinhood spending account to your external bank account or other Robinhood accounts.
Managed accounts don’t support spending account transfers.
You can use your spending account and routing numbers for the following supported transfers:
Bank transfers between Robinhood and your accounts at other institutions
Direct deposits (e.g., from payroll, tax refunds, or benefits)
Bill payments or government withdrawals (e.g., IRS pulling a tax payment)
Third-party pull transactions, where a business or agency initiates a withdrawal from your spending account
Bank deposits between Robinhood and your accounts at other institutions
Link your accounts you can link a bank account or non-Robinhood debit card to your account
Standard bank transfers take up to 5 business days to complete
Debit card funding
For more info on how to check the status of your transfer, check out [When will my money be available?
](https://robinhood.com/us/en/support/articles/when-will-my-money-be-available/ "When will my money be available?")
Wire transfers aren’t supported through your spending account routing and account numbers.
Third-party pull transactions are also known as non-originated ACH (NOA) transfers, which are initiated by external parties by using your Robinhood spending account details.
To initiate transactions from an external account, you’ll need to provide your spending account number and routing number.
You can transfer money to a linked bank account from your spending account:
We work with partner banks to process transactions. Your Robinhood spending account and routing numbers are issued by JPMorgan Chase Bank. This means that transfers to and from your spending account by using the account number and routing number may show as transfers to and from JPMorgan Chase Bank in your transaction history at other institutions.