Two major U.S. banks were approved for not handling personal bailout funds before the official payment

　　Chinanews.com, March 15th. According to the US Chinese website, the US Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service have stated on the 12th that the $1,400 personal bailout fund that has signed the new crown bailout bill will begin to be issued over the weekend, and some people have already See the money in the account.

However, banking giants Wells Fargo and Chase said they would not start processing the money until March 17, which caused dissatisfaction among customers.

　　U.S. President Biden formally signed the $1.9 trillion new crown bailout bill on the 11th. The White House announced that the processing of personal bailout payments will begin on the 12th. The official payment date is March 17, but some banks have already processed the collection in advance. information.

Up to now, some people's accounts have received payment information.

　　The Huffington Post reported that Wells Fargo and Chase respectively stated in their statements that they would not process and issue bailout funds before March 17.

　　Chase Bank stated on its website: "We expect most electronic payments to begin processing as soon as March 17."

　　Wells Fargo said: "The bank will process all direct payments according to the effective date set by the Treasury Department." The Internal Revenue Service said that March 17 is the official payment date.

　　These announcements by the two banks sparked public criticism on social media.

　　According to the report, other similar mobile banks such as the US digital bank Chime immediately processed the release of bailout funds.

Chime claims to have processed approximately US$600 million in personal bailout payments.

　　Chime said: "We have processed about $600 million in payments for 250,000 members. Traditional banks will not start processing until March 17, but Chime members can already withdraw money."