Where to find your account number in Chase
Your Chase account number appears in the app under Accounts. Open the Chase mobile app, tap the account you need the number for, then look at the top of the account details screen — the account number is displayed there, usually below the account name and current balance. You can also see it on statements, checks, and in the app's settings.
The exact location depends on which type of account you're viewing. For checking or savings accounts, the number shows immediately when you select that account. For credit cards, the account number is the same as your card number, which you can find by tapping the card image or the account name.
If you need to copy the number to paste it elsewhere, most phones let you tap and hold the number to copy it. Some versions of the app also let you take a screenshot for your records.
Key Takeaways
- Your account number appears at the top of the account details screen when you select an account in the Chase app.
- For credit cards, your account number is the same as your card number, visible when you tap the card.
- You can copy the number by tapping and holding it, then selecting copy from the menu that appears.
- If the app doesn't show the number clearly, you can find it on your monthly statement or on a check if you have one.
Steps to locate it on a checking or savings account
Open the Chase app and sign in with your username and password. On the home screen, you'll see a list of your accounts — tap the checking or savings account you need the number for. The account number displays at the top of the screen, usually in a line that reads something like "Checking •••1234" or shows the full number depending on your app settings.
If the number is partially hidden (showing only the last four digits), look for a small eye icon or toggle near the account name. Tapping it will reveal the full account number. Some versions of the app show the full number by default; others require you to tap to reveal it for security reasons.
Once you can see the number, you can take a screenshot, write it down, or tap and hold to copy it to your clipboard. This is the number you'll need for wire transfers, setting up direct deposit, or providing to another bank.
Finding your credit card account number
For Chase credit cards, the account number is the 16-digit number on the front of your card. In the app, tap the credit card account, and the card image will display — the number runs across the middle of the card image. You can also tap the card image itself to see a larger view with all card details.
Some users confuse the card number with the account number, but for credit cards they are the same thing. If you need the number for billing or payment purposes, this is the correct one to use. The app also shows the expiration date and CVV (the three-digit security code on the back) in the same view, though the CVV may be hidden by default.
What to do if the number won't display
If you've tapped the account but the number still isn't showing, try closing the app completely and reopening it. Sometimes the app needs to refresh to display all account details. Make sure you're signed in and that your internet connection is stable.
If the number still doesn't appear after refreshing, check your app version — go to your phone's app store (Apple App Store or Google Play) and update Chase if an update is available. Older versions sometimes have display glitches that newer versions fix.
If you still can't see the number in the app, you can find it on your most recent Chase statement (available in the app under Statements or by mail), on a check if you have one, or by calling Chase customer service at the number on the back of your card or statement.
Using your account number for transfers and payments
Once you have your account number, you'll need it to set up direct deposit from an employer, receive a wire transfer from another bank, or link your Chase account to a third-party service like a budgeting app or bill payment platform. Always double-check that you've copied the number correctly before submitting it, since a single wrong digit can send money to the wrong account.
For transfers between your own Chase accounts, you usually don't need the account number — the app lets you transfer by simply selecting the accounts. But for transfers to accounts at other banks or for external services, the full account number is required.
Keeping your account number secure
Your account number is less sensitive than your full login credentials or PIN, but you should still treat it carefully. Don't share it in texts, emails, or over the phone unless you initiated the contact and you're certain you're talking to Chase or a legitimate business you trust.
If you take a screenshot of your account number, store it in a secure location — not in a general photos folder or cloud storage that's shared with others. If you write it down, keep the paper in a safe place like a home safe or locked drawer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the app show only the last four digits of my account number?
Chase hides the full number by default for security. Look for an eye icon or toggle near the account name and tap it to reveal the full number. This is a privacy feature — the app assumes you don't need the full number visible every time you open it.
Is my credit card number the same as my account number?
Yes, for Chase credit cards they are the same. The 16-digit number on your card is both your card number and your account number. For checking and savings accounts, the account number is different from any card number.
Can I find my account number on a Chase statement?
Yes. Open the Chase app, go to Statements, select the month you want, and download or view the PDF. Your account number appears at the top of the statement. You can also request a paper statement by mail if you prefer.
What if I forgot my app password and can't sign in to see my account number?
Use the "Forgot username or password" link on the Chase login screen to reset your credentials. You'll need to verify your identity using your Social Security number and other personal information. Once you're back in the app, you can find your account number as described above.
Do I need my account number to make a payment on my Chase credit card?
No. In the Chase app, you can make payments by simply selecting your credit card account and tapping "Pay." The app handles the routing automatically. You only need your account number if you're paying from a different bank or setting up an external payment method.