Available balance

Available balance is the amount in your bank account you can use right now. It already factors in pending card authorizations, holds on recent deposits, and scheduled payments, so it often differs from your “current” or ledger balance.

Quick check before you pay
Rely on the available balance when deciding if you can send a payment. The ledger balance may include funds that aren’t cleared yet.
This matters for cash flow: using the available balance helps you avoid declined payments or overdraft fees. It’s normal for it to change during the day as transactions are authorized, cleared, or reversed.
What typically changes your available balance:
- Pending card transactions and ATM withdrawals that haven’t fully posted
- Holds on check deposits or large transfers
- Scheduled payments, recurring debits, or payroll files
- Bank fees, refunds, or chargebacks
- Temporary authorization holds from merchants (e.g., fuel, hotels)
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