To set up direct deposit, you need to provide your employer, payroll provider, or benefits payer with your Chime Account's routing and account numbers. You can find these in your Chime app by going to Profile, then tapping Account info. Your employer or benefits provider may ask you to enter this information in a payroll portal or on a direct deposit form.
To avoid problems with your direct deposit, such as delays or rejections, make sure the name on your deposit matches the name on your Chime account.
You can choose to automatically split your direct deposit either by percentage or a specific dollar amount and divide that across your Chime Checking Account, Credit Builder, and Savings Account, including any of your Savings Goals. Once set up, Chime handles it for you automatically and will move funds based on your settings. This feature works after your direct deposit arrives in your Chime account.
To learn more, visit How does splitting my direct deposit work?
Chime does not set a limit to how much you can receive through direct deposit, but certain large deposits may be subject to review.