In a nutshell: With an account at Chase Bank, you can easily send money online. Customers can quickly transfer money in a number of different ways. Keep on reading to learn what your options are and how to make each kind of online transfer.
With an account at Chase Bank, you can easily send money online. Customers can quickly transfer money in a number of different ways. Keep on reading to learn what your options are and how to make each kind of online transfer.
There are a few kinds of transfers you can make online with Chase:You can send money between your Chase account and another account you control at another bank.You can send a wire transfer between your Chase account and someone else's account, even an account at a different bank.You can use Zelle to send money to another person on the Chase app.You can of course also transfer money between your Chase savings and checking accounts.
Chase Bank home page
To send a wire transfer to another person from your Chase account, skip to step 13.
To send money with Zelle via the Chase app, skip to step 21.
To transfer money between your Chase savings and checking accounts, skip to step 24.
To transfer money between your account at a different bank and your Chase account, proceed with the next step.
A dropdown menu will pop up.
This will begin the process of linking that account with your Chase account.
This process could take up to a few days.
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You can indicate one with an email address or phone number, or choose one from your list of saved contacts.
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If you have any questions about sending money online with a Chase Bank transfer, call a Chase customer service representative to get answers. The Chase call center is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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