First, you need to set up direct deposit to your Spending Account. To be eligible, you must receive $200 in direct in ACH deposited from an employment or benefit payer a month over the last 35 days, not including tax refunds. Once you are successfully setup, the get “paid early” feature will start to kick in. This means that your paycheck will be deposited into your account up to two days sooner than regularly scheduled.
Early access to funds depends on the timing of the payer’s submission of the payment. These funds are generally made available to you the day the payment instruction is received, which may be up to 2 days earlier than the payer’s scheduled payment date.