Stimulus payments continue to hit consumer's mailboxes, and if you got your payment on a prepaid debit card, you can get that money transferred to your bank account or turned into cash.

How to transfer the funds The issuing bank chosen by the IRS is MetaBank, which runs a website detailing information on activating and using the prepaid debit cards.

The cards can be used to withdraw cash from an ATM, transfer funds to a bank account, or make purchases wherever Visa is accepted. Related: Stimulus payments: Is a second round coming?

Like a regular debit card, it can be used to make purchases anywhere Visa is accepted, withdraw cash from in-network ATMs, and transfer money to your personal bank account without incurring fees.

The IRS recently started sending out debit cards with stimulus payments on them, but some people said they threw the cards away because they thought it was a scam.

The IRS and the U.S. Treasury Department will begin sending economic stimulus payments on preloaded debit cards this week, the Trump administration said on Monday.

A Belton woman is warning others after finding her stimulus payment on a debit card in a plain envelope from 'Money Network Cardholder Services.' ...

Nearly 4 million Americans awaiting a stimulus payment from the government will receive their payment via a debit card in the coming week, the Treasury Department announced this week.