If their audit trail is sophisticated enough - and bank audit trails tend to be very sophisticated - they'll track it back to your account pretty quickly. If you say it was a direct deposit, they'll turn up short on deposits received. If you enter that it was made with cash, then when the bank does their cash reconciliation they'll find they have less cash than they should. Where did the money for this deposit come from. If you're smart enough to update both sides of the ledger, the bank will still surely notice something when they try to reconcile. They'll have a credit with no matching debit. If you just updated your bank balance, the bank should catch that very quickly, because their books won't balance. I guess that depends on how sophisticated your hacking is and how sophisticated the bank's auditing systems are.
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