To invest with Albert, you must first fund your account by depositing cash. Money held in your account for the purpose of investing is called available funds. These funds include any money you deposit, or any money you withdraw from an investment.
Learn how to make a manual deposit here. Any cash you manually deposit will need to be allocated into your investments manually.
When auto-investing is on, Albert automatically withdraws your preferred deposit amount and allocates it into your investments based on your preferences. To learn about setting up automated cash deposits, visit our article on auto-investing here.
For any further questions about depositing and withdrawing cash, text Genius.
Your cash deposits must remain in your account for a minimum of 5 trading days before being available for withdrawal. This holding period is for anti-money laundering and risk management purposes.
Albert will not initiate an automatic deposit if your funding bank account's balance is less than $200.
