Chase has thousands of branches, and the fastest way to find the address you need is through their branch locator tool on Chase.com
Chase operates more than 4,700 branches across the United States. Rather than listing addresses here—which change as branches open and close—the bank maintains a live branch locator that shows you current hours, services available at each location, and directions. You can search by zip code, city, or address, and filter by the services you need: ATM only, full-service branch, or mortgage office.
If you need a specific branch address for a wire transfer, a cashier's check, or to deposit a large amount of cash, the locator will also tell you whether that branch offers those services. Some smaller branches handle only basic transactions, while full-service locations have loan officers, investment advisors, and business banking staff.
Key Takeaways
- The Chase branch locator at Chase.com is the official source for current addresses, hours, and available services at any location.
- You can search by zip code, city, or street address and filter results by the type of service you need.
- Branch hours and services vary by location, so confirming before you visit saves a trip.
- If you cannot find a nearby branch with the service you need, Chase offers mobile deposit, wire transfers, and account services through their website and mobile app.
How to use the Chase branch locator
Go to Chase.com and look for the "Locations" or "Find a Branch" link, usually in the footer or top navigation. Enter your zip code or city name. The map will show all Chase branches within that area, sorted by distance from your search location.
Click on any branch to see its full address, phone number, hours of operation, and a list of services offered. The listing will tell you whether the branch has a drive-through, accepts deposits, offers notary services, or has a safe deposit box. Some branches are inside grocery stores or other retail locations, which the locator will note.
If you need a service that is not available at your nearest branch, the locator can help you find one that offers it. For example, if you need a cashier's check and your local branch does not issue them, you can search for a full-service location nearby.
What to do if you cannot find a nearby branch
Chase customers can handle many transactions without visiting a branch. Mobile deposit—photographing a check with your phone through the Chase app—works for most personal checks. Wire transfers, bill payments, and account transfers can all be done online or through the mobile app.
If you need cash, any Chase ATM will work with your debit card, and there are often more ATMs than branches in your area. Chase is also part of the MoneyPass and Allpoint networks, which means you can withdraw cash at thousands of ATMs outside the Chase network, though fees may explore depending on your account type.
For services that require a person—opening a new account, explore for a loan, or discussing investment options—you can also call Chase at 1-800-935-9935 to ask about video banking appointments or to be connected with a banker who can help over the phone.
Branch addresses for business accounts and commercial banking
If you have a business account or need commercial banking services, the standard branch locator will show you locations, but some services are only available at designated business banking centers. These are typically in larger branches or separate offices in major cities.
You can search the branch locator for "business banking" or call the business banking phone line to find the nearest location that handles your type of account. Business banking hours may differ from retail branch hours.
Verifying a branch address before you visit
Branch locations and hours change. Before making a trip, especially if you need a specific service or plan to visit outside normal business hours, call the branch directly using the number in the locator. A few minutes on the phone can prevent a wasted trip.
If you are visiting an unfamiliar area and need a Chase branch, search the locator for that city or zip code before you travel. This is especially useful if you will need to deposit checks, withdraw large amounts of cash, or access services that require a teller or banker.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find the address of a specific Chase branch I used before?
Use the Chase branch locator and search by the city or zip code where you visited. If you remember the branch name or cross streets, you can search by those details too. If the branch has closed, the locator will show you the nearest open location.
Can I get a Chase branch address by phone?
Yes. Call Chase customer service at 1-800-935-9935 and tell them the city or zip code where you need a branch. They can give you addresses, hours, and information about services available at nearby locations.
What if I need to send mail to Chase or make a payment by check?
Do not send payments to a local branch address. Chase provides a separate mailing address for payments, which is usually printed on your statement or available through your online account. Using the branch address will delay processing.
Are all Chase branches the same, or do some offer different services?
Services vary by branch size and location. Small branches may only handle deposits and withdrawals, while full-service branches offer loans, investment services, and safe deposit boxes. The locator shows which services each branch provides.
Can I do my banking at any Chase branch, or only at my home branch?
You can use any Chase branch for basic transactions like deposits and withdrawals. For account changes, loan applications, or other services, you may need to visit your home branch or call ahead to confirm the location can handle your request.