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Account Deposit Schedule

A Guide to When Your Funds Will Be Deposited Into Your Bank Account.

Written by Alex Linebrink

What is the average turnaround time that I can expect to see deposits made to my account from sales made on Passage?

U.S. accounts: Funds are batched up at midnight UTC/GMT, and will deposit to your bank account two business days after the purchase date.

Canadian accounts: Funds are batched up daily at midnight UTC/GMT, and will be deposit to your bank account within 7 business days of the purchase date.

Note: You can monitor your past and upcoming deposits in your deposits report. Access that by logging into your admin area, clicking the "Reports" tab and selecting "Deposits" from the list.  
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Day 1: All transactions for the day are batched at midnight UTC.
Day 2: We submit ACH, Federal Reserve hold funds for 1 business day.
Day 3: You see the funds hit your account!
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The most common schedule for seeing deposits is as follows: 

MONDAY deposits = sales from the previous THURSDAY
TUESDAY deposits = sales from the previous FRIDAY
WEDNESDAY deposits = sales from SATURDAY, SUNDAY, and MONDAY
THURSDAY deposits = sales from TUESDAY
FRIDAY deposits = sales from WEDNESDAY
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The only things that can throw off this schedule are if your bank holds funds before allowing you access to them, or if there is a banking holiday (in which case the holiday would not count as a banking business day).
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​Here is a list of 2026 U.S. Federal Banking Holidays that may delay your deposit (if it was set to settle or deposit on one of these dates): 

  • Thursday, January 1 - New Year’s Day

  • Monday, January 19 - Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

  • Monday, February 16 - President's Day

  • Monday, May 25 - Memorial Day

  • Friday, June 19 - Juneteenth

  • Friday, July 3 - Independence Day

  • Monday, September 7 - Labor Day

  • Monday, October 12 - Columbus Day

  • Wednesday, November 11 - Veterans Day

  • Thursday, November 26 - Thanksgiving

  • Friday, December 25 - Christmas Day

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