Loan Disbursed in Two Bank Transfers
Track a loan paid in two transfers by recording each destination, amount and posting date. Reconcile the total against written funding instructions.
In this guide
Track each transfer separately before counting the full loan as available.
Worked example
A $6,000 expected disbursement arrives as $4,000 on Monday and $2,000 on Wednesday. A Tuesday expense can only be matched to the cleared $4,000 unless another source covers it.
What to check
Record promised and actual amounts, pending status, bank availability and any lender reference for each deposit. Record the dates and figures in the Funding and First Payment Checklist.
Next step
Ask whether the second transfer has been released and which date the lender uses for the first repayment period. Use FinToku’s Loan Statement and Payoff Review to organize or compare the figures.
Official background: CFPB overview of installment loan fees. The example is illustrative and your written terms determine the applicable figures.
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