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  1. Lana - | Digital Banking | Get Your Money Stuff Done

    Every cent, up to $250,000 insured The money you put into your Lana account, up to $250,000, is insured by Green Dot Bank, Member FDIC upon verification of your identity.

  2. Fees - Lana

    Attention Lana Debit Card Customer! As of March 15, 2022, the Lana Visa Debit Card program will be discontinued and all existing accounts will be closed. Learn More

  3. How do I open an account? - Lana

    To open your Lana banking account with a Lana Visa® Debit Card, head to lana.com, and click Sign Up on the top right of the page. Account opening is subject to Green Dot Bank approval.

  4. How do I add money to my Lana Card?

    How do I add money to my Lana Card? ASAP Direct Deposit – This is the best way to receive your money regularly (and early!). You can deposit some or all of your paycheck or benefits …

  5. How do I pay bills online using my Lana card or bank details?

    How do I pay bills online using my Lana card or bank details? To pay bills online for your service providers (for example: utilities, rent, phone plan, insurance, subscription services), you may …

  6. Support - Lana

    With your Lana Account and Routing numbers (found in your Profile), you can register to get your Economic Impact Payment directly

  7. Try again - Lana

    Free withdrawals from a massive ATM network — available from every state. Out of network fees apply, click here for details. Flash your Lana Visa Debit card at retailers such as CVS, …

  8. Lana app access - Lana

    Apr 17, 2021 · Lana is a “web app” at the moment (not in the app store). You access your Lana account from your How do I update my password?

  9. FAQ - Lana

    Lana is a “web app” at the moment (not in the app store). You access your Lana account from your web browser, and if you have a smartphone, you can bookmark it…

  10. What is ASAP Direct Deposit? - Lana

    ASAP Direct Deposit means that you could get paid earlier than you can through other banks ? But, HOW?! Mind-blowing, right? Here’s how it works: Many times, your payroll (or benefits) …

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