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How to add money to your Green Dot Prepaid Card
Adding money to your Green Dot card is easy. Click on the links below to learn more.

Direct Deposit

Have your paycheck directly deposited onto your Card. Best of all, there are no fees for this service! It's the most convenient way to load your card, saving you time and money. You can deposit your whole payroll check or a portion of it. It's your choice!

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MoneyPak^®

Load cash on your card using the MoneyPak, available at thousands of neighborhood stores nationwide. Pick one up from the Prepaid Product Section, take it to the register, and load it for the amount of your reload. Then go to walmartgift.com or
call 1-800-GREENDOT to apply the funds to your Card. Most retailers charge $4.95 for this service.

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Online Reload from a Bank Account

Reload your Green Dot card directly from your bank, credit union, or other financial institution! Many banks offer the ability to transfer funds through a process known as ACH transfer. You can load your card with the click of a button. Green Dot does not charge for this service, although your financial institution may charge a fee.

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