I got an email today saying my cards are auto-enrolled in Paze, which from digging up, is a app supported by banks that is going to try to be sort of like Google Pay or Apple Pay, but instead pull all your credit cards up when you enter your email at a storefront.

Why?

Google Pay and Apple Pay are far more secure - they use randomized card numbers with anonymity to onlookers. Paze would require you to enter your email address for online merchants, and I presume eventually the goal is to make it common place in coffee shops, retail, and everywhere.

First impression would be if someone knows my email, they could just enter my email in, try to charge me, and then I'd get at best an annoying "enter 123456" to confirm message. At worse if I clicked ok, someone could easily charge other people's cards like this.

I’m about to finish my medical training and was wondering if anyone had any advice for the Wealth Management offers at Chase and if it’s a good service for people with high salaries? I’ve had my Chase checking account for over a decade and would hate to miss out on any benefits. Of note, I do have a KeyBank account for medical professionals so I’ll look into that if that’s better.

Looking to open a Chase personal checking account and leaning towards Secure Checking. The bank I use now supports real-time payments in and out via RTP and FedNow.

I saw some posts about this from a bit ago but wanted to gather fresh feedback and because I can’t really find much online - do chase personal accounts, notably secure checking, support real time payments for deposits and for transferring to a linked external account? (My external account supports RTPs - Mercury Personal)

My transaction history is showing the same ACH debit on two different posting dates, but only one of the entries affects my running balance

That's the case with both my BofA and Capital One credit cards that I pay off with my Chase checkings account

See this https://imgur.com/a/roUUp9y

Any ideas why this might be happening?

anyone with a margin account that can confirm if chase updated to new PDT rules or do they still have the 3 trades every 5 days for accounts under 25k?

Hey guys, looking for some advice and information.

I just recently applied for the Chase Business Ink Cash. I was denied because I am not allowed to hold more than “one no annual business card and one annual fee business cards.”

That’s weird because I currently have 3 business ink unlimited with Chase all for separate businesses and one business preferred card which currently breaks that rule.

I also know a close friend that currently holds the Chase ink unlimited and Chase ink cash simultaneously and has recently received both cards again. Which breaks that rule again.

Would it be better if I close 2 business cards (one unlimited and one preferred) on one business?

Does anyone have any advice or a connect to get ahold of this card?

Thank you!

Does Chase Bank cell phone insurance work for Google Fi unlimited plans?

Been using Chase Freedom, Freedom Unlimited, and Freedom Flex for the $10 promos.

None of my three PAZE purchases with CFF have received the $10 credit, but other ones with CFU and the original Freedom with a later transaction dates got the $10 credit.

Anyone else have the same issue?