Need to cancel a Chase check? Follow these simple steps to stop a payment with Chase Bank.
Chase Bank is known for their personal banking and credit card services. Chase has over 4,700 branches and more than 15,000 ATMs nationwide. Plus, they offer an easy-to-use mobile banking app.
Keep reading if you need to stop a payment for your Chase checking account.
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How to Request Stop Payment with Chase
Here's how to request a stop payment by logging into Chase.com:
- Sign into Chase.com
- Select the "horizontal three dots" on your account for additional features
- Select "Account services"
- "Stop payment on a check"
Screenshot of Chase - Choose the check you want to cancel
- OR Select "Add stop payment" to add a new transaction
Screenshot of Chase
Can you stop payment on a pending transaction on Chase?
For credit card charges, wait 1-3 business days until they post. And if you do not recognize a debit/credit card transaction, call 1-866-564-2262.
How much does it cost to stop payment on a Chase check?
Chase charges $30 to cancel a check.
How to Request Stop Payment with Chase Mobile App
Here's how to request a stop payment using the Chase Mobile App®:
- Sign into Chase Mobile App®
- Select the checking account that you want to stop payment for
- Scroll down and select "Show more" for "Stop payment on a check"
- Choose the check you want to cancel
- OR Select "Add stop payment" to add a new transaction
How to cancel a deposited Chase check?
If your check has already been cashed in, you may not be able to stop the payment. Contact Chase Bank at 1-800-935-9935 to request assistance.
Bottom Line
You can request a stop payment via Chase.com or the mobile app. You can order checks with a Chase checking account. If you're curious about Chase banking accounts, view the latest Chase coupons for new accounts.
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