Hold Types
Scenarios
Potpourri
Hodge Podge
100

How long is a Case-by-Case Hold?

Two (2) Business Days

100

A $15,000 Cashier's Check is deposited into a New Account/Customer. What hold should be placed, what amount(s) should be held, and for how long?

New Account Hold. $6,725 should be available immediately and the remaining $8,275 will be available after 7 business days.

100

What is Regulation CC?

Regulation CC deals mainly with the availability of funds and the collection of checks and sets limits on the amount of time a financial institution can place holds on deposited checks.

100

Are Money Market accounts subject to Reg CC?

No. Savings accounts, CDs and Money Markets are not regulated by Reg CC.

200

How much of a Case-by-Case hold is made available immediately?

$275

200

A $5,500 check is deposited into an established customer's account. Everything else on the check seems reasonable, the customer makes frequent deposits and is never overdrawn. What hold would be placed, what amount is held, and for how long?

Case-by-Case Hold: $275 should be made available immediately, $5,225 would be available after 2 business days.

200

Where are hold forms / check copies sent after placing a hold?

Reg CC Distribution Group

200

Where can you place a hold?

1) Through a transaction in TellerInsight

2) IBS Insight - Holds

300

How much of a Large Deposit Exception hold will be available on the 2nd business day?

$6,450

300

A regular customer wants to deposit an $8,000 check but mentions they don't know why they received it in the mail and don't know who it is from. They tell you that they think it could be a scam but would like to deposit the item. Based on the information you have been given what should you do?

Refuse the check / Contact Fraud/Security - The information suggests it is fraudulent and could be returned even after the hold is placed.

300

When do the new Reg CC threshold amounts go into effect?

July 1, 2025

300

When should a supervisor be reviewing hold forms?

Same day as transaction

400

How long are funds held for an Exception Hold?

Seven (7) business days

400

An existing customer deposits an $8,000 Treasury Check. How would these funds be held?

$6,725 available immediately. Remaining funds available after 7 business days.

400

What is required on the hold form?

Stamp, supervisor and UB initials

400

Where can a blank hold form be found?

FirstNet - Forms

500

How long is the New Account Hold and how much is available immediately for a non-next day item?

7 business days and nothing is made available

500

A regular, long-time customer is depositing an Official Check for $6,200. No history of overdrafts or concerns of collectability. When will the funds be available?  

Immediately

500

How is a Repeat Overdraft Customer defined?

Overdrawn 6 business days in last 6 months OR

Overdrawn 2 business days in 6 months if the overdraft or reject amount is over $6,725

500

Give two examples of Next Day Items.

Cash                                       Government Check

Cashier's/Official Checks           Electronic Payment

USPS Money Order                   FHLB/FRB             

On-Us Check                           Certified Checks

US Treasury Checks                      

600

What reasons can funds be held for? 

Large Deposit                    New Account

Emergency Conditions        Repeat Overdraft         

Redeposited Check

Case-by-Case

600

DAILY DOUBLE!!! 

Existing customer is depositing five (5) non-next day checks into his 10-year-old account: 

Check 1: $1,500        Check 2: $3,000

Check 3: $4,500        Check 4: $1,000

Check 5: $500

What checks have to be held and when will this deposit be available?

Check holds must be aggregated by type.

$275 available immediately. $6,450 available after 2 business days. Remaining amount of $3,775 available after 7 business days.

600

What should be checked to determine if a customer is a Repeat Overdraft Customer?

Rolling 12-month information screen for past 6 months.

600

When must a Hold Notice be mailed?

The next business day following the day of deposit.