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Deposit Schedules Overview

Learn when your credit card deposits will arrive in your bank account based on batch timing, daily automatic processing, and U.S. federal ba

Written by Agent Support Bot

Applicable Territories

This article applies to restaurants based in the US only. If your restaurant is located in Ireland, Canada, or the UK, see Deposit Schedules for Restaurants in Ireland, Canada, and the UK.

For reference:

  • This article covers credit card batch deposit timing

  • Applies to all Toast Web users in the United States

  • Does not cover Instant Deposit (a separate faster-deposit option)

Deposit Timing Rules

Credit card batches are deposits of your payment card transactions processed into your bank account. The timing depends on when you create (batch) your transactions:

  • If batch is created before 9:30 p.m. ET: Deposit arrives next business day

  • If batch is created after 9:30 p.m. ET (or auto-batch at 4 a.m.): Deposit arrives two business days later

Most restaurants' service hours extend past 9:30 p.m. ET, which means deposits typically take two business days instead of one. If you want deposits faster, see Get Started With Instant Deposit.

Note: First-time deposits or newly linked bank accounts may experience slight delays.

Before 9:30 p.m. ET schedule

If you batch your credit card sales before 9:30 p.m. ET, your deposit follows this schedule:

Batch created on

Deposit arrives

Monday

Tuesday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Thursday

Friday

Friday, Saturday, or Sunday

Monday

After 9:30 p.m. ET Schedule

If you batch after 9:30 p.m. ET or use the automatic 4 a.m. batch, your deposit follows this schedule:

Batch created on

Deposit arrives

Monday

Wednesday

Tuesday

Thursday

Wednesday

Friday

Thursday

Monday

Friday, Saturday, or Sunday

Tuesday

Understanding the 4 a.m. Batch

Toast automatically captures one batch every day at 4 a.m. ET. This automatic batch:

  • Processes any open-but-paid checks (checks the customer paid but that the restaurant did not manually close)

  • Follows the "After 9:30 p.m. ET" schedule (two business days to deposit)

  • Can be adjusted by Customer Care if needed

Batch times can only occur between 12 a.m. and 12 p.m. Contact Customer Care if you need to change your batch schedule.

Manual Batches

You can create a manual batch at any time by selecting Capture during Close Out Day in Toast Web. Manual batches created after 9:30 p.m. ET follow the two-business-day schedule. Although transactions will be processed based on the deposit schedule, we cannot guarantee the exact time your bank will credit your account. Contact your bank for bank-specific timing questions.

US Federal Banking Holidays

The US Federal Reserve observes 11 banking holidays per year. These holidays can delay your deposits. Use this table to plan for deposit delays:

Holiday

2026

2027

New Year's Day

January 1

January 1

Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.

January 19

January 18

Washington's Birthday

February 16

February 15

Memorial Day

May 25

May 31

Juneteenth National Independence Day

June 19

June 19

Independence Day

July 4

July 4

Labor Day

September 7

September 6

Indigenous People's (Columbus) Day

October 12

October 11

Veteran's Day

November 11

November 11

Thanksgiving Day

November 26

November 25

Christmas Day

December 25

December 25

Holiday Impact on Deposits

If a federal banking holiday falls on your scheduled deposit day, your deposit is delayed by one day.

Example: If you normally receive deposits on Friday, but Friday is Independence Day (a federal holiday), your deposit will arrive on Monday instead.

Why Deposits Are Rejected

Deposits are sometimes rejected by your bank. Here are the most common reasons and what to do:

Bank account is closed or frozen: Your bank rejected the deposit because the account is no longer active. Contact your bank directly to reopen or unfreeze the account, then contact Customer Care to re-process the deposit.

Bank account change is incomplete: If you recently linked a new bank account, the setup may not be finished. Check for any pending messages from Toast's U.S. Account Operations team. The final step is providing a voided check. Complete this step, then the account will be active for deposits.

Before Contacting Customer Care

If your deposit is delayed or missing, gather this information before contacting Customer Care:

  • Your deposit amount and the date you batched it

  • The expected deposit date (based on the schedule above)

  • Screenshot of the batch in Toast Web (if available)

  • Your last successful deposit date

  • Any error message you received

  • Your Trace ID (Customer Care can provide this to your bank)

If you suspect a bank issue, contact your bank directly with the Trace ID. If the issue is with Toast, Customer Care can help.

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