Chase Bank

urbanhawk28 said:Fingerprinting can go straight to hell.

It’s not enough that I already have to give them my shoe size and my exact hair count; now I have to sign paperwork every single week just to prove I'm not an American taxpayer, as if the laws of the USA somehow don't apply to me instead of local regulations.
The only thing they haven't asked for yet is a DNA sample. Honestly, I'd probably volunteer it if they wanted to get their hands on it—it's standard procedure for bankers, after all... my personal little banker. And if the US government actually demanded that, I wouldn't even doubt they'd take it. It's not out of the question soon, since this state is turning into absolute Texas.

So, let's review the lesson: collecting data for non-business purposes without consent is, if I recall correctly, according to GDPR, TOTALLY ILLEGAL!!!!

Look, we aren't talking about handing your fingerprint over to the bank itself, but rather using the fingerprint authentication you already have on your phone to log into the app (if you actually want to, obviously).

Jose Miller3 said:Seriously, I can't believe they didn't include that in this massive update for the new m-zaba app.

Total self-inflicted wound if you ask me... 🤷

Which update? My last one was 1.2.

They’ve rolled out a completely different app. It's basically the "November-December" version.

There was a notification in the old app at one point saying we'd get migration instructions, but that notice vanished without a trace.

I’m honestly stumped on how to actually activate my mobile wallet—I got the notification saying it was ready to go, but I'm hitting a wall. I log into my Chase app, head over to the banking and cards section, and I see all four of my accounts listed there (checking, savings, foreign currency, and my credit card). But there isn't even a button to "select" one; it just shows me the transaction details whenever I click on them. Any ideas?

I am A2 lite running android 9 btw

btw, people were asking about this on Google Play, and apparently, they said fingerprint support is coming soon🎉

btw, why bother even updating the app if nothing actually changes? Even the design is identical.

electricbadger89 said:Which update? My last one was 1.2.

The new Chase rebranding—I don’t really get why they’re typing "NEW" in all caps; it’s not like it’s some massive, life-altering shift...

It says version 2.21.29 (293)... like they're actually kidding me... 😬

EDIT:

I honestly don't know what to say about this... just feels like we're circling the drain a bit lately. It’s one thing to deal with minor glitches, but this whole situation? It's getting exhausting—really. I've been staring at my screen for an hour just trying to make sense of the latest changes, and nothing is clicking... none of it. Just wish things would go back to how they were before everything got so complicated... anyway, just my two cents. says:
I'm honestly lost on how to actually activate my mobile wallet even though I got a notification saying I could... I log into my Chase app, go to banking, then cards, and I see all four of them sitting there—my checking, savings, foreign currency account, and my Mastercard—but there’s zero option to "select" anything. It just shows me the details whenever I click on one of them. Any ideas?...

I'm rocking a Mi A2 lite running android 9 btw...

Once you tap on the mobile wallet from the home screen—it should just work... 🤷

I figured out how to install it and ran the redistribution through the USB drive.

But honestly, I don't see much of a difference, other than being able to handle the redistribution directly from the USB stick next time.

Btw, I’m not entirely sure what this Go!card thing is—is it something I’m missing? Maybe that’s why my mobile wallet isn't cooperating. It doesn't even explicitly say "mobile wallet" anywhere for me; it just shows up under "Cards." I've already checked, and I’m running the latest version (the new November-December update), so that shouldn't be the issue.

You'll see the digital wallet icon right on your home screen.
It’s the middle one in the first column, sitting just under Chase Mobile

They haven't done a single thing to fix this NEW app. ☕

quietseal11 said:You'll see the digital wallet icon right on your home screen.
It’s the middle one in the first column, sitting just under Chase Mobile

Nothing 😢—and please don't call me crazy:

All I see in that spot is "Cards," but that isn't what I'm looking for—it won't let me actually select a card for mobile payments...

And again, this app is brand new and fully updated.

"Mobile wallets" are just digital cards.
The issue is your phone probably doesn't even support NFC.

Just installed the new Chase app and I’m totally lost—where the hell do I find the upcoming ACH transfers?
I haven't really used them before, so I have no clue if they were even visible in the old version.

Look, I’m not a Chase customer, but logically you can’t see pending charges before they hit. It’s not like the bank has a crystal ball; those transactions aren't under their thumb, they depend entirely on whoever's receiving the payment.

I need them to show up once the sender hits send (usually about two weeks out).
Right now, I can see them sitting in my Chase app.

David Garcia21 said:"Mobile wallets" are just digital cards.
The issue is your phone probably doesn't even support NFC.

It doesn't look like it—which is frustrating, because even though this thing is relatively new, having come out back in July 2018, I've barely had it for a few months. I just assumed it would be a standard feature by now. Is there a way to verify this for certain?

Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite - GSMArena

edit: Nope, definitely doesn't have it. Just a total bummer. I ran an NFC Check app and confirmed it. Honestly, why isn't this included in every single smartphone when the tech has been around for, what, five years already? At this rate, I won't be able to pay with my phone until next decade when I finally upgrade.🕺

placidmaker6 said:I need them to show up once the sender hits send (usually about two weeks out).
Right now, I can see them sitting in my Chase app.

I haven't seen anything on my Wells Fargo mobile site or app.
Right now, I just rely on getting an email from the billing company so I know what's hitting my account and when.

Thomas Sanchez30 said:It doesn't look like it—which is frustrating, because even though this thing is relatively new, having come out back in July 2018, I've barely had it for a few months. I just assumed it would be a standard feature by now. Is there a way to verify this for certain?

Xiaomi Mi A2 Lite - GSMArena

edit: Nope, definitely doesn't have it. Just a total bummer. I ran an NFC Check app and confirmed it. Honestly, why isn't this included in every single smartphone when the tech has been around for, what, five years already? At this rate, I won't be able to pay with my phone until next decade when I finally upgrade.🕺

They don't. They're too busy pinching pennies on the $0.25 it costs to manufacture the chip.😵

Anyone know if there's actually a way to tweak my contactless limits or how much cash I can pull from an ATM using my card?
I have this nagging feeling I used to be able to mess with those settings somewhere in the app, but now I'm totally lost.
Did they go ahead and scrap that feature, am I just losing my mind, or is it buried deep in some sub-menu that I'm too lazy to find?

brighttinker48 said:Anyone know if there's actually a way to tweak my contactless limits or how much cash I can pull from an ATM using my card?
I have this nagging feeling I used to be able to mess with those settings somewhere in the app, but now I'm totally lost.
Did they go ahead and scrap that feature, am I just losing my mind, or is it buried deep in some sub-menu that I'm too lazy to find?

It should be under Cards. Just pick the card you want, hit that little plus icon in the bottom right, and then select Manage Daily Limits.

I’m still trying to wrap my head around everything being discussed here, though I suppose I should probably get used to the pace of these conversations sooner rather than later! kaže:
It looks like I might have been mistaken there, but since this model is actually quite recent—having just hit the market back in July 2018—I’ve only had my hands on it for a few months now, so I foolishly assumed it would definitely have that feature included. I suppose I should have double-checked before getting my hopes up! Does anyone know the best way to verify this for certain?

I was just browsing through some recent tech specs over on GSMArena, and I found myself diving deep into the details for the Mi A2 Lite. It’s one of those devices that really makes you stop and think about what we actually need from our smartphones these days. While it might not be the absolute powerhouse you'd find at a flagship launch in San Francisco, there is something quite charming about its balanced approach to everything. I sometimes feel like I spend way too much time obsessing over minor technical nuances that most people wouldn't even notice, but looking at how this model manages its hardware, I can't help but feel a sense of appreciation for the intentionality behind it. It’s a solid little piece of tech that feels like it was designed for someone who wants reliability without needing to carry around a heavy, overpriced brick in their pocket.

editI honestly don't have any luck at all, it’s just frustrating. I actually went ahead and double-checked using that NFC Check app, and it's still coming up empty. It makes me wonder why they haven't just made this standard on every single smartphone since the technology has been around for nearly five years now. If nothing changes, it looks like I won't be able to start paying with my phone until the next decade rolls around when I finally upgrade to a new device. 🕺

It looks like Xiaomi doesn't typically include NFC in their phones, which is probably why you aren't seeing that mobile payment option pop up for you. It isn't just a matter of them trying to save a few cents on a cheap chip, either; there are also those expensive licensing fees involved in making everything work smoothly. If they decided to bundle all those extra features into every device, their phones wouldn't be such an incredible bargain anymore!

Hey everyone 👋

I was wondering if anyone could help me out because I just picked up a brand new phone, and I’m running into a bit of a snag since the option to "transfer my Chase mobile banking to a new device" just isn't showing up anywhere in my settings...

Does anyone know how I can go about getting a fresh identity and activation key sent over to me so I can actually get back into my account...