The specific provisions and main procedures for depositing US dollars are as follows:

One is to open a dollar cash account in the bank. You don't need to open this account in advance or separately. Just add a dollar cash account under the original bank card. This is known to all bank tellers, and need not be elaborated;

Second, the foreign exchange bureau has policies and regulations on the deposit and withdrawal of US dollar cash. Each depositor can deposit an equivalent amount of less than $5,000 (inclusive) every day, and take an equivalent amount of less than $654.38+$0,000 (inclusive) to deposit and withdraw money directly.

If you exceed this limit, for example, if you deposit $8,000, you have to show your authenticity. That is, the original cash withdrawal receipt of the bank, or the customs entry baggage declaration form, that is, to prove where your cash came from. Whether it is from other banks or brought in from abroad, banks should know the source of cash.

The same is true for cash withdrawal. If the equivalent is less than $65,438+0,000, I mean the same day. Can be directly extracted from the bank; If it exceeds $65,438+0,000, you have to go to the foreign exchange bureau to open a carrying card, and the bank can only withdraw cash when it sees the carrying card.

Third, pay a little attention to the deposit interest rate when depositing cash. Different banks have different interest rates on foreign exchange deposits. If the principal is not much, the difference is not big. If the principal is more, or you will gradually deposit more in the future, you can check the local bank online and deposit whichever interest rate is higher.