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electricbadger89 said:I just realized that a transfer from Chime to N26 current is instant—the funds hit the N26 account immediately.
That isn't the case when moving money from N26 to Chime.
Just doing a little testing and playing around here.
So, you mean from Chime over to N26?
If that’s actually happening, that is absolutely top-tier.
I honestly have no idea how that's even possible—are you sending it from your own Chime routing number straight to DExyxyxyxy?
Harold Anderson3 said:I think I'll give it a shot with Diners Club. My next payment is due at the beginning of next month $667, and honestly, if I could just manage to defer everything for three months, it would be a huge weight off my shoulders.
They actually rolled out that new feature in the Verizon app just the other day.
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Joseph Martin10 said:But that's only if the next day is a business day. Weekends don't count.
Right, and I neglected to mention the weekend factor as well.
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electricbadger89 said:So, moving funds from Chime over to Chase via bank transfer
My apologies, I was rushing.
Expect it to hit by 5 PM today at the latest, or tomorrow by noon.
They tend to be pretty efficient when it comes to that sort of thing.
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electricbadger89 said:I just sent myself a test transfer via Chime
Does anyone know how long it usually takes to hit my account?
What platform were you using for the transfer?
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Joseph Martin10 said:You can change it to Germany. Just keep in mind, if they flag anything, they might ask you to provide proof of residency.
And this verification process... are they really going to shut down my account and freeze my cards?
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Quick question for the group: my Chime account is currently registered under Canada, but I’m looking to switch it over to Germany. Is there a way to just update my details, or am I looking at a full verification process and having to wait on new cards?
Ashley Sanchez5 said:My physical card finally showed up. But I didn't pay my monthly rent or Netflix bill with Chime, so now those aren't working. What’s the easiest way to fix this? Can I use my savings account to cover it?
Also, if I have cash on me, can I deposit it at an ATM?
You can use Venmo; just head over to Cash App, link your card, or use a payment link. If you're running low on the Venmo side, your best bet is to hit up a gas station, grab a PaySafe voucher, and use that to load your Venmo, then transfer it to Chime. An ATM isn't going to work for this.
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How does one even go about applying for a loan? Is it possible through Chime? I mean, can you actually pull that off if your Chime account is based in Canada?
Joseph Martin10 said:In this part of the US, they use five-digit zip codes, so you might need to adjust that last digit.
And will the card actually show up?
I am absolutely stuck when it comes to ordering a Chime account
Here is what I'm entering:
Street: Cleveland Street
Number: 55
Zip Code: 42000 Cleveland, USA
City: Cleveland
State: Canada
???
"Looks an invalid postcode"
~>WTF?!?!
Greetings,
Does anyone have a clever workaround for ordering a Chime account here in the States?
I’m an American citizen, but I only carry my American ID card.
Hey everyone,
I’m looking for some insight on overdraft protection for checking accounts. How much is typically approved, and how exactly does the interest work? Is the whole process just automated, or is there some human element involved? Also, if you ask me, which bank is actually worth dealing with for an overdraft line? I’ve got steady work, bringing in $6,400 a month, though after my $1,100 loan payment, I’m left with $5,300 in actual take-home pay. My credit is clean—no liens, no garnishments, nothing. Right now, I’m with Bank of America, but they won't grant me any overdraft room. Honestly, I don't mind switching banks if someone else will actually play ball.
Thanks!
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