Most Chase branches are closed on Saturdays and Sundays, but you can handle many transactions online or through ATMs

Chase branch locations do not have standard weekend hours. The vast majority of branches close on Saturday and Sunday, though a small number of locations in major cities stay open on Saturday mornings — usually 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. or 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Your specific branch's weekend status depends on its location and local demand. The only way to know whether your branch opens on Saturday is to check its hours directly through Chase's branch locator tool on their website or by calling the branch.

What matters more than branch hours is what you actually need to do. Most banking tasks that used to require a teller — deposits, withdrawals, transfers, bill payments — now work through Chase's mobile app, website, or ATM network 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you need something that genuinely requires a person, you have options that do not depend on weekend branch hours.

Key Takeaways

  • Chase branches are closed Saturday and Sunday at most locations, with rare exceptions in major cities that may open Saturday mornings only.
  • Mobile deposits, transfers, bill payments, and balance checks work through the Chase app or website at any time, including weekends.
  • ATM withdrawals and deposits (at Chase ATMs or partner network ATMs) are available 24/7 and do not depend on branch hours.
  • If you need to speak with someone on a weekend, Chase phone support is available, though wait times are typically longer than weekday calls.
  • Cashier's checks, notarization, and safe deposit box access require a branch visit during business hours — plan ahead if you need these services.

What you can do on weekends without visiting a branch

Mobile deposits work on weekends through the Chase mobile app. You photograph the front and back of a check, enter the amount, and the deposit posts to your account. Timing depends on when you submit it — deposits submitted before 9 p.m. Eastern Time on a weekday usually post the next business day, while weekend deposits typically post on Monday morning. There is no limit to how many checks you can deposit this way, though Chase may place a hold on deposits over a certain amount on your first use.

Transfers between your own Chase accounts, or from Chase to another bank, process through the app or website when ready or within one business day depending on the receiving bank. Bill payments through Chase's bill pay system also work on weekends — you schedule the payment, and Chase sends it on the date you choose. Checking your balance, reviewing transactions, and setting up alerts all happen in real time through the app.

ATM withdrawals and deposits work at any Chase ATM or at ATMs in the MoneyPass, Allpoint, or CO-OP networks, depending on your account type. These machines are available 24/7. If you need cash on a Sunday morning, a Chase ATM or partner ATM is your fastest option. Deposits made at an ATM on a weekend typically post by Monday morning.

When you need to speak with someone on a weekend

Chase customer service is available by phone on weekends, though hours vary. Saturday hours are typically 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern Time, and Sunday hours are usually 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern Time. You can reach Chase at 1-800-935-9935 for general customer service. Wait times on weekends are often longer than weekday calls, sometimes 15 to 30 minutes or more during peak times.

If you have a question about a transaction, a fraud concern, or need help with your account, the phone line can handle most of these issues. However, if you need a service that requires a teller — like obtaining a cashier's check, notarizing a document, or accessing a safe deposit box — you will need to visit a branch during business hours. There is no weekend workaround for these services.

Services that require a branch visit during weekday hours

Cashier's checks must be obtained from a teller and cannot be ordered online or through the app. If you need one for a real estate closing, a large purchase, or a payment that requires a certified check, you must visit a branch. Plan to do this during the week, as weekend availability is extremely limited and only at a handful of locations in major cities.

Notarization services are available at some Chase branches, but availability varies by location and is not may provide. Call your branch ahead of time to confirm they offer notarization and to ask whether you need an appointment. Safe deposit box access also requires a branch visit and is not available on weekends at any location.

If you need to deposit cash in large amounts, an ATM may have daily limits. For deposits over $5,000 in cash, contact your branch during business hours to arrange a teller deposit, which may require advance notice for reporting purposes.

How to find your branch's exact weekend hours

Go to chase.com and use the branch locator tool. Enter your zip code or address, and the results will show each nearby branch with its full hours of operation. Some branches display "Closed Saturday and Sunday," while others may show limited Saturday hours. Call the branch directly if the website is unclear — the phone number is listed in the locator results.

Hours can change seasonally or due to staffing, so if you are planning a weekend visit, confirm the hours the day before. If your nearest branch is closed on Saturday, check whether there is another Chase location within reasonable distance that opens on Saturday mornings.

Planning ahead for time-sensitive transactions

If you know you need a cashier's check, notarization, or another service that requires a branch, schedule it during the week rather than waiting until Friday afternoon. Many people discover on Friday evening that they need a cashier's check for Monday's closing, and by then the branch is closed.

For deposits and withdrawals, the 24/7 availability of mobile deposits and ATMs means you almost never have to wait for a branch to open. The only real constraint is that some transactions — like large cash deposits or certain account changes — may require a teller, and those require planning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I deposit a check on Sunday using a Chase ATM?

Yes. Chase ATMs accept check deposits 24/7, including Sundays. The deposit will post to your account by Monday morning. You can also use mobile deposit through the app on Sunday, which is often faster if you have a smartphone.

What if I need cash and the nearest Chase ATM is far away?

You can withdraw cash from ATMs in the MoneyPass, Allpoint, or CO-OP networks depending on your account type. Use the Chase app to find a nearby partner ATM. Most checking accounts have access to thousands of ATMs nationwide, so you should have options even in smaller towns.

Is there a Chase branch open on Sunday anywhere?

A very small number of Chase branches in major metropolitan areas have limited Sunday hours, usually 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. or similar. This is not standard. Use the branch locator to check whether any location near you opens on Sunday, but do not assume they do.

Can I get a cashier's check on Saturday?

Only at the rare Chase locations that open on Saturday mornings. Call your branch or use the locator tool to confirm Saturday hours. If your branch is closed Saturday, you will need to visit during the week or find a different branch that opens on Saturday.

Do I have to wait until Monday to transfer money to another bank?

No. You can initiate an external transfer through the Chase app or website on a weekend. The transfer will process on the next business day (Monday if you send it on Sunday). The receiving bank may take an additional day to post the funds to the recipient's account.