Cash App uses a partner bank, not its own
Cash App does not operate its own bank. When you send money through Cash App or hold a balance in the app, the actual bank behind the account is Lincoln Savings Bank (for most users) or Sutton Bank (for some business accounts and Cash App Card holders). These are real FDIC-insured banks that hold your money and process transfers on Cash App's behalf.
This matters because if you need to dispute a transaction, file a complaint, or trace where your money actually went, you may need to contact the bank directly rather than Cash App customer service. The bank's details are not always straightforward to find in the app itself, which is why many people end up searching for this information.
Key Takeaways
- Lincoln Savings Bank is the primary bank partner for most Cash App users and holds your balance when you load money into the app.
- You can find the bank name and routing number in the Cash App settings under "Bank Transfers" or on statements Cash App sends you.
- Lincoln Savings Bank's mailing address for disputes is 440 South LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois 60605.
- If you need to file a formal complaint or dispute, contacting the bank directly may be faster than going through Cash App's support team.
- The routing number for Lincoln Savings Bank transfers through Cash App is 073923033, though this can vary depending on the type of transfer you are making.
How to find the bank name in your Cash App account
Open Cash App and tap the profile icon in the bottom right corner. Go to Cash (or the balance section), then look for Bank Transfers or Linked Bank. The bank name should appear here when you have a linked account or an active Cash App balance.
If you have received a statement or tax document from Cash App (like a 1099-K for business transactions), the bank name and routing number will be listed on that document. You can also check any confirmation emails Cash App sent when you first linked your bank account — those emails often include the routing number and bank details.
If you still cannot find it, the fastest route is to contact Cash App support through the app itself and ask them to confirm which bank is holding your account. They will tell you when ready whether it is Lincoln Savings Bank or another partner bank.
Lincoln Savings Bank contact details for disputes and complaints
Mailing Address: Lincoln Savings Bank, 440 South LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois 60605
Phone: You can reach Lincoln Savings Bank's customer service at 1-888-755-6300 (though this line primarily handles general inquiries; disputes may require a written letter).
For formal disputes or complaints, sending a letter to the mailing address is often more effective than calling, because it creates a paper trail and triggers the bank's formal dispute resolution process. Include your Cash App username or the phone number linked to your account, the transaction date, the amount, and a clear description of the problem.
You can also file a complaint with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) if Cash App or the bank does not resolve your issue. The CFPB has authority over both Cash App and its partner banks, and complaints filed there are taken seriously.
Routing number and account information for transfers
The routing number for Cash App transfers through Lincoln Savings Bank is 073923033. However, this number applies specifically to ACH transfers (bank-to-bank transfers). If you are setting up a direct deposit to your Cash App balance, your employer or another source may ask for different routing information.
Your actual Cash App account number is unique to you and is not the same as a traditional bank account number. When you link Cash App to another bank or set up direct deposit, Cash App generates a reference number for that specific connection. You can find this in the app under the bank transfer settings.
Do not share your routing number or account details with anyone except a trusted source like your employer (for direct deposit) or another financial institution you are intentionally linking to Cash App. Scammers sometimes pose as Cash App support and ask for this information.
When you need the bank address for a chargeback or dispute
If you sent money to someone through Cash App and they did not deliver what they promised, or if you were the victim of fraud, you have two dispute paths: through Cash App itself, or through the bank.
Cash App disputes are handled within the app and usually take 10 business days to resolve. If Cash App denies your dispute or does not respond, you can escalate to Lincoln Savings Bank by sending a written dispute letter to the address above. The bank has its own timeline (usually 30 to 60 days) and different standards for what counts as a valid dispute.
If you used a debit card or credit card to load money into Cash App and then sent it out, you may also be able to dispute the original card transaction with your card issuer. This is sometimes faster than disputing through the bank, because card companies have strong fraud protections.
Sutton Bank and other partner banks
Some Cash App users, particularly those with a Cash App Card or business accounts, may have their balance held at Sutton Bank instead of Lincoln Savings Bank. Sutton Bank is also FDIC-insured and operates similarly, but the contact details are different.
Sutton Bank Mailing Address: Sutton Bank, 1275 Kinnear Road, Columbus, Ohio 43212
You can confirm which bank holds your account by checking your Cash App settings or by contacting Cash App support. If you are unsure and need to file a dispute, start with Cash App support and ask them which bank to contact if the dispute is not resolved within their timeframe.
What the bank can and cannot do for you
Lincoln Savings Bank and Sutton Bank can help with disputes over transactions, investigate fraud claims, and reverse transfers if they find an error on their end. They can also provide documentation of your account activity if you need it for legal or tax purposes.
What they cannot do: they cannot force Cash App to refund you if Cash App's terms say the transaction was authorized by you, even if you regret sending the money. They cannot reverse a payment you made intentionally to someone you know, even if that person did not follow through on a promise. And they cannot override Cash App's policies on account freezes or account closures.
If you are in a dispute with Cash App itself (for example, if your account was closed and you cannot access your balance), the bank's role is limited. You may need to contact the CFPB or consult a lawyer if the bank cannot help.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use Cash App's bank details to set up direct deposit from my employer?
Yes. You will need the routing number (073923033 for Lincoln Savings Bank) and your Cash App account reference number, which you can find in the app under Bank Transfers. Ask your employer's payroll department if they need anything else. Direct deposits typically take one to two business days to appear in your Cash App balance.
What if my Cash App balance is held at a different bank than Lincoln Savings Bank?
Contact Cash App support and ask which bank holds your account. They will tell you when ready. Once you know, you can look up that bank's contact details and use them for disputes or complaints. The process is the same regardless of which partner bank it is.
Do I need to contact the bank if Cash App customer service already denied my dispute?
Not always, but you can. If Cash App denied your dispute and you believe they made a mistake, you have the right to escalate to the bank. Send a written letter to Lincoln Savings Bank or Sutton Bank (depending on which one holds your account) with copies of your evidence. The bank will investigate independently.
Is my money safe if it is held at Lincoln Savings Bank or Sutton Bank?
Yes, both banks are FDIC-insured, which means balances up to $250,000 are protected if the bank fails. Your money is safer at these banks than it would be sitting in Cash App's own vault, because federal insurance backs it. The risk is not the bank — it is the security of your Cash App account itself.
Can I withdraw money directly from Lincoln Savings Bank instead of through Cash App?
No. You cannot access the bank account directly. Your money is held in a pooled account at the bank, and Cash App controls how you move it. You can only withdraw through Cash App by transferring to a linked bank account or requesting a Cash App Card withdrawal.