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Deposits
To deposit stock certificates in your Ally Invest account, please complete a stock power form (PDF) and submit along with the stock certificate. There is no need to sign the back of the stock certificate. For your security, we recommend sending certificates by overnight delivery or with a return receipt requested.
Regular Mail:
Ally Invest
P.O. Box 30248
Charlotte, NC 28230
Stock certificates may not be used for an initial deposit for a new account. All stock certificates must be in negotiable form. The stock certificate must be titled the same as your Ally Invest account. Ally Invest reserves the right to return any stock certificate if it is determined to be non-negotiable. For this reason, please do not sign the back of the certificate. Stock certificates incur a $300 processing charge per certificate. In addition, commission on stock certificates deposited into Ally Invest will be equal to 5% of the principal amount of the trade. Be sure to include a personal or bank check made payable to Ally Invest along with each certificate for processing.
Personal checks take 3 business days to clear for trading from the day of posting. Cashier checks are available for trading as soon as we receive and post them.
Keep in mind, the name on the check must match the registration on the Ally Invest account. We don’t accept third party deposits (checks payable to Ally Invest from non-account holders or checks where a recipient makes an endorsement over to Ally Invest). We also don’t accept money orders or starter checks.
Yes. Ally Invest allows your free cash balances to be automatically swept into an FDIC-insured account for non-IRAs that maintain a credit cash balance of $250,000 or more. Learn about our Cash Sweep Program
Yes. You must have an account balance of $10,000 to apply for check writing. Keep in mind, there is a $20 annual fee for check writing and an annual fee of $35 for debit cards. Other restrictions, such as account standing and other account activity, may apply.