You can deposit and withdraw funds from your Abra wallet via most of the major banks in the Philippines and the United States.
If you linked a bank account to the Abra app prior to May 9th, 2019 in the U.S., these are the banks Abra users can link to the Abra app to deposit or withdraw.
| List of Banks & Credit Unions | |
| Ally Bank | Associated Bank |
| Bangor Savings Bank | Bank of America |
| BB&T Bank | Capital One |
| Capital One 360 | Charles Schwab |
| Chase | Citibank |
| Citizens Bank | Fidelity |
| Fifth Third Bank | First Republic Bank |
| First Tennessee | Frost Bank |
| Huntington Bank | KeyBank |
| M&T Bank | Navy Federal Credit Union |
| Nevada State Bank | PNC |
| Regions | Santander Bank |
| Simple | SunTrust |
| Synchrony Bank | TD Bank |
| US Bank | USAA |
| Wells Fargo | |
After May 9th, 2019: If you are a new U.S. user or have never linked a bank account to the Abra app, you will see our new banking integration PLAID. PLAID has thousands of banks listed, so many in fact, we're unable to list all of them here. If you do not see this integration or would like to please reach out at support@abra.com.
In the Philippines, these banks are supported for adding funds held in the Abra app:
- UnionBank
In the Philippines, these banks are supported for withdrawing funds held in the Abra app:
- Asia United Bank
- Bank of Commerce
- BDO
- BPI
- Citibank
- DBP
- EastWest Bank
- Land Bank
- Metrobank
- Philtrust Bank
- PNB
- RCBC
- Security Bank
- UCPB
- Union Bank
- And most other major banks...
Note: Some users may have to submit additional documents for verification.
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