Chase bank cashiers check verification phone number

Q: How do I verify a Chase cashiers check?

Call the bank that issued the check—and dont just call the phone number listed on the check, because that may also be fraudulent. Look up the banks phone number yourself, and ask the bank to verify the check number and the account holders name or check requester (if its a cashiers check).

Q: How does Chase verify phone number?

Sign in to Chase OnlineSM and select Text banking” in the profile & settings menu. Enter and verify your mobile phone number to receive a text message with an 8-digit verification code.

What Is a Cashier's Check
How To Get One
Advantages

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What Is a Cashier’s Check?
How To Get a Chase Cashier’s Check
How Does the Chase Cashier’s Check Fee Compare to Others?
Advantages of Using a Chase Cashier’s Check
Good To Know
How do I verify a Chase cashier's check?
How can I verify a check from Chase?
How does Chase verify phone number?
How do you check if cashier's check has been cashed Chase?

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Chase is one of several financial institutions that offer cashier’s checks to their members. These checks are easy to obtain and affordable, making them a great secure payment option. Here’s a quick rundown of Chase cashier’s check fees:

$10 if you have a standard Total Checking® or Student Checking account
Free if you have a Premier Plus℠ or Sapphire℠ Checking account

Read on to learn more about Chase cashier’s checks and how they compare to other financial institutions.

What Is a Cashier’s Check?

A cashier’s check — also known as an official check — is a method of payment that is considered less risky than personal checks. They’re written and backed by the bank or financial institution they’re purchased from.

The purchaser pays upfront for the cashier’s check, either with cash or through a bank account. The check is only written once the funds are made available to the bank.

The bank creates the check with the payee’s information on it and signs it. Doing so means that the bank is then guaranteeing the funds shown on the check. There’s no risk of the check bouncing, so payees know that they’ll receive their money.

It also typically means the money is available quickly and securely, making cashier’s checks great options for:

A large payment or purchase, such as a boat or to cover the costs of closing on a home
A deposit for rentals, new cars and real estate transactions
Last-minute rent payments

How To Get a Chase Cashier’s Check

Follow these simple instructions on how to get a cashier’s check at Chase:

Gather your ID and the payee’s information.
Verify that you have enough funds in your checking account to pay for the check and any associated fees.
Go to a local Chase branch and bring your valid ID. Request a cashier’s check from the teller.
Provide the teller with the payee’s name, which will go on the check. Remember, you can’t get a blank cashier’s check.
Make your payment for the Chase cashier’s check and fees, if applicable.
Wait for the teller to confirm that you have the funds to cover the check, then draft and sign the check.
Ask for a receipt for your records.

How Does the Chase Cashier’s Check Fee Compare to Others?

If you bank at Chase, how much you pay for a cashier’s check will depend on the type of account you have. Chase’s different types of checking accounts come with different features and fees.

For instance, you’ll pay no cashier’s check fee if you have a Premier Plus or Sapphire checking account, but you’ll pay a Chase cashier’s check fee of $10 if you have Total or Student Checking.

If you’re a Chase customer and you need a cashier’s check to pay for a large purchase, visit your nearest branch for a fast, easy and safe way to guarantee that the funds are available.

Here’s how the fee for a Chase cashier’s check compares with most other well-known institutions.

Institution	Cost of cashier’s check	Any fee exceptions?
Chase	$10	Fee-free for Premier Plus and Sapphire Checking members
Wells Fargo	$10	Fee waived for Preferred Checking members
Navy Federal Credit Union	Two free cashier’s checks per day, then $5 each	N/A
Capital One	$10 in branch, $20 online	No
Bank of America	$15	Fee-free for Preferred Rewards members
PNC Bank	$10	Fee waived for Performance Checking® and Virtual Wallet Performance checking® account members
Ally Bank	$0	N/A
U.S. Bank	$10	Fee waived for military members

Advantages of Using a Chase Cashier’s Check

A Chase cashier’s check can provide security and peace of mind for both the purchaser and the payee. If you need to make a large or fast payment, a Chase cashier’s check is a practical, safe and inexpensive way to do it.

Using a Chase cashier’s check ensures that no one else can cash the check except the payee. It also means there’s no chance of the check bouncing, saving you from paying a lot of late fees.

Good To Know
Unlike a money order, there’s no limit to the amount you can get for a cashier’s check. However, you must have the full amount of money available to cover the face value plus any applicable fees. Always check your account prior to a visit to your bank branch to ensure you have enough funds available.

Barri Segal contributed to the reporting for this article.

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Information is accurate as of Oct. 13, 2022.

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How do I verify a Chase cashier's check?

Call the bank that issued the check—and don't just call the phone number listed on the check, because that may also be fraudulent. Look up the bank's phone number yourself, and ask the bank to verify the check number and the account holder's name or check requester (if it's a cashier's check).

How can I verify a check from Chase?

To verify a check, you need to contact the bank that the money is coming from..

Find the bank name on the front of the check..

Search for the bank online and visit the bank's official site to get a phone number for customer service. ... .

Tell the customer service representative that you'd like to verify a check you received..

How does Chase verify phone number?

Sign in to Chase Online^SM and select “Text banking” in the profile & settings menu. Enter and verify your mobile phone number to receive a text message with an 8-digit verification code.

How do you check if cashier's check has been cashed Chase?

Once a check has cleared, you can see an image of it when you sign in to your account on chase.com. By choosing the check icon next to the check number, you can: See and print an image of the check. Zoom in to see every detail of the check.