Need help transferring funds from EDD Money Network card to personal checking account - step by step?

I do this every time I get paid! Here's what you need to do: 1. Go to the Money Network website and create an account if you haven't already (moneynetwork.com) 2. Link your bank account by providing your routing and account numbers 3. Once verified, select "Transfer Funds" from the dashboard 4. Enter the amount you want to transfer 5. Confirm the transfer There's no fee for ACH transfers to your bank but it typically takes 2-3 business days to show up. If you need it faster, you can do an instant transfer but they charge $15 for that service. Hope this helps!

u can also take the card to any bank and withdraw all the money n just deposit it right there. thats wat i always do cuz i dont trust online stuff

I HATE the Money Network card with a passion!!! When I tried to transfer money to my checking account last month, the system was down for "maintenance" for THREE DAYS and my rent was late because of it. Got hit with a $75 late fee from my landlord. EDD doesn't care at all about our problems with their stupid card system. Why can't they just do direct deposit like a normal organization?????

i had same problem last week an it worked when i called the number on back of card they have 24hr help desk that walked me thru everything. took about 15min on phone but money was in my account next morning

If you're having trouble reaching someone at EDD or Money Network to help with your card transfers, I'd recommend trying Claimyr. It's a service that gets you through to an actual EDD agent without spending hours on hold. I used it last month when my card was locked and I needed to transfer funds urgently. Saved me tons of time and stress. You can check them out at claimyr.com - they have a video showing how it works here: https://youtu.be/JmuwXR7HA10?si=TSwYbu_GOwYzt9km

Just wanted to add that you should be careful about how much you transfer at once. I learned the hard way that if you transfer more than $10,000 in a single transaction, your bank might put a hold on it for "suspicious activity" - especially if you don't usually have large deposits. I now do my transfers in smaller chunks to avoid delays.

Also, don't forget to set up direct deposit for future payments so you don't have to keep doing these transfers. In your UI Online account under "Payment Methods" you can change from card to direct deposit. They'll ask for your routing and account numbers, and all future payments will go straight to your bank account instead of the card.