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Chase Online in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Amy Hernandez2 said:...The recipient's account number: it's either seven or ten digits,

and,

The payment reference: two digits plus a whole bunch more, I don't know the exact count.

Thanks.


Option 1—if the recipient is using an old-school checking account at a commercial bank (starts with 041 or 044)

Recipient account number: 7 digits is the bank code: 2340009
10 digits is the branch code: 1000000013 (just use the main headquarters if you aren't sure which branch they're at)

Payment reference: 2 digits—leave this blank
next field: the checking number 041......... or 044..........

Option 2—if the recipient is using the updated account format (starts with 322...... or 320......)

Recipient account number: 7 digits is the bank code: 2340009
10 digits is the actual account number: 32...............

Payment reference: 2 digits—use the number 12
next field: the recipient's SSN, the payment date, or whatever reference number you two agreed on.

That's pretty much it.👋