The fastest way to find a Chase location

Chase has a branch locator tool on its website at chase.com/locations that shows you branches and ATMs within a distance you set. You enter your address or zip code, choose how far you're willing to travel (in miles), and the map displays every Chase branch and standalone ATM in that radius. The tool also shows hours, phone numbers, and what services each location offers — some branches handle mortgages or business accounts, while others handle basic deposits and withdrawals.

If you're using a smartphone, the Chase mobile app has the same locator built in. Open the app, tap the menu icon, select "Find Locations," and search the same way. The app can also use your phone's location to show the nearest Chase locations without you typing anything.

Google Maps and Apple Maps both index Chase branches and ATMs too. Search "Chase near me" in either app and you'll see locations, hours, and directions. This method works if you don't want to visit Chase's own website, though the official locator sometimes shows more detail about what services are available at each branch.

Key Takeaways

  • Chase's official branch locator at chase.com/locations or in the mobile app shows all branches and ATMs within your chosen distance, along with hours and services offered.
  • Google Maps and Apple Maps both show Chase locations and can give you directions, though they may not list every service available at each branch.
  • Not all Chase locations offer the same services — some branches are deposit-only or ATM-only, while others handle loans and business accounts.
  • Chase ATMs are available at many non-Chase locations through partnerships, so you may have more options than branches alone.

What to expect when you visit a Chase branch

Most Chase branches are open Monday through Friday during standard business hours, with limited Saturday hours at many locations. Hours vary by branch, so check the locator before you go. Some branches close for lunch, though this is less common than it used to be.

You can handle basic transactions at any branch — deposits, withdrawals, account opening, card replacement. If you need something specific like a mortgage consultation or business banking setup, the locator will tell you whether that branch offers it. Calling ahead is a good idea if you're making a trip for something beyond routine banking, because wait times vary and some services require an appointment.

Chase branches are inside or near grocery stores, shopping centers, and downtown areas in most cities. Standalone branches exist too, but the in-store model is common. If you're looking for a location that's open late or on Sunday, check the hours carefully — most Chase branches do not operate those times.

Finding Chase ATMs outside of branches

Chase ATMs sit in many places beyond Chase branches. You'll find them in grocery stores (especially Safeway and Albertsons locations), pharmacies, and some gas stations. The branch locator shows these standalone ATMs on the map, so you can find one near your current location without entering a branch.

Chase also participates in the MoneyPass and Allpoint networks, which means you can withdraw cash at thousands of ATMs that aren't branded Chase. These are usually fee-free for Chase customers, though some third-party ATMs may charge a fee that Chase will refund. Check your account terms to confirm which networks your account includes.

If you need cash and can't find a Chase ATM, ask a teller at any Chase branch for a cash advance on your debit card. This works at any branch, even if it's not your home branch.

Using the locator when you're traveling

The Chase locator works anywhere you have internet access, so you can search for branches and ATMs in a city you're visiting before you arrive. This is useful if you need to deposit a check or withdraw cash in an unfamiliar area. The locator shows hours for each location, which helps you plan around business hours in a different time zone.

If you're traveling internationally, Chase branches exist in some countries, but they're limited. The locator only shows U.S. locations. For international travel, contact Chase customer service before you leave to ask about ATM access in your destination — many Chase debit cards work at ATMs worldwide, though fees explore.

What to do if there's no Chase near you

If you live in an area without a nearby Chase branch, you can still bank with Chase entirely online. Most account management, transfers, and bill pay happen through the website or app. Deposits work through mobile check deposit (photograph the check with your phone) or by mailing checks to Chase's processing center.

If you need cash, use the MoneyPass or Allpoint networks mentioned above, or visit any bank's branch and ask for a cash advance on your Chase debit card. Some banks charge a fee for this, but it's usually small. You can also transfer money to another bank account and withdraw from there.

For situations where you absolutely need a Chase branch — like opening a business account or getting a notary — you may need to travel to the nearest location or contact Chase customer service to ask about alternatives. Some services can be handled by phone or video call.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use a Chase ATM at another bank's location?

Chase ATMs are only at Chase locations and partner retailers like grocery stores. You cannot use a Chase ATM at another bank's branch. However, you can use your Chase debit card at any bank's ATM — you'll usually pay a fee unless that bank is part of a network Chase participates in, like MoneyPass or Allpoint.

Do all Chase branches offer the same services?

No. Some branches are deposit-only or handle basic transactions, while others offer mortgages, investment services, or business banking. The locator shows which services are available at each location. If you need something specific, call ahead or check the listing before you visit.

What if a Chase branch near me is closed?

Chase occasionally closes branches. If your regular branch closes, the locator will no longer show it. You can switch to the next-nearest branch, or handle most banking online through the website or app. For in-person needs, call Chase customer service to ask about alternatives.

Can I deposit a check at any Chase ATM?

Most Chase ATMs accept check deposits, but not all. The locator usually indicates which ATMs have deposit capability. If you're unsure, use mobile check deposit through the app instead — it's faster and works from anywhere.

Is there a fee to use a Chase ATM?

No. Chase does not charge a fee to use Chase ATMs if you have a Chase checking or savings account. You may see a fee from the ATM operator if it's at a third-party location, but Chase will refund it if you're using a partner network ATM.