How Do I Find My Chase Wire Routing Number?

Introduction

Do you need your Chase routing number? This is a 9-digit code that banks use to identify financial institutions and ensure funds are sent to the correct bank. Most banks have at least one routing number, while larger ones may have multiple routing numbers. You may need this code when setting up direct deposit, making peer-to-peer payments, or paying bills online. Using the correct routing number helps prevent delays or issues with your transactions. Do you need to find your Chase routing number for your online financial transactions? Continue reading for step-by-step instructions on how to obtain it.

Sign in to Your Account

Sign in to your Chase account by entering your username and password, then click Sign In. If you've set up Passwordless Sign In, you can use that option instead. You can also access your account through the Chase Mobile app by opening the app and signing in.

Tap on Your Checking Account

Tap Show Details

Check the Routing Number

You'll find your 9-digit routing number below your account number. Once you're done viewing your account details, tap Hide Details again to hide your account and routing numbers.

You can also find your routing number on a paper check. Continue to the next step to learn where to locate it.

Get a Chase Paper Check

If you have a Chase paper check, you can also find your routing number there. The first 9-digit number printed at the bottom left of the check is your routing number. It is followed by your account number and the check number.

Call Chase Bank Directly

If you can't access your account or don't have a paper check, you can contact Chase Customer Service to request your routing number. Call the appropriate Chase support number and have your debit card number and PIN ready, as the automated system may ask you to verify your identity before connecting you with a representative. If you're calling from outside the United States, Chase also provides international customer support. Once you're connected with a representative, they can verify your account and provide your routing number over the phone.

Visit a Chase Bank Near You

If you can't access your account or are unable to call Chase, you can visit your nearest Chase branch to obtain your routing number. Use the Chase branch locator to find the closest location by clicking Use My Location or entering your ZIP code or address. Most branches accept walk-in customers, although availability may vary by location. Be sure to bring a valid government-issued ID, as the bank may need to verify your identity before providing your account information.

Conclusion

Were you able to find your Chase routing number? As long as you have access to your account or a Chase paper check, finding your routing number should be quick and easy. If you're unable to access your account, you can always contact Chase Customer Service for assistance or visit your nearest Chase branch. If you choose to visit a branch, keep in mind that Chase may need to verify your identity, so don't forget to bring a valid government-issued ID. Do you still have questions about finding your Chase routing number? Contact Chase Customer Support today.