Do banks get suspicious of cash deposits?
Yes, large cash deposits are subject to strict regulatory scrutiny. Banks are required to report such transactions to government authorities to prevent money laundering and other financial crimes. If a deposit is significantly larger than what the bank expects based on your known income or business operations, they are required to investigate the source of the money to comply with their legal obligations. Providing clear information about the origin of the funds is standard procedure in these instances.
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