How to Update Your Chase Password

For those of you that have a Chase online account, I’ve created this guide to teach you How to Update Your Chase Password.

If you don’t log in to your account much and need to update your login information to something you’ll remember, you’re in luck because Chase makes it really easy for customers to change their passwords. All you need to do is log on to your account and follow a few links to get started.

How to Change Your Chase Password

1. Log in to Chase.com
2. Click the Person Icon at the top right of the home page.
3. Locate the “Profile & Settings” section and click on the the link that says “Edit.“
4. Enter your old password and new password into the appropriate text box.
5. Click Submit and the changes should be applied.

Using the Chase Mobile App

The Chase Mobile App provides a lot of convenience and removes the need to visit a branch to update your password. Follow these steps using the Chase Mobile App to update your password.

1. Sign into Chase Mobile.
2. Click the Person Icon in the top right of the home page.
3. Next, scroll down to Profile & Setting and select Sign in & Security.
4. From here you can edit your Username or Password.

With the Chase Mobile App you can view all your account balances, request stop payments, make money transfers and deposit checks from anywhere. Furthermore, you can set-up alerts when an account balance falls below a threshold or when there was a large purchase.

Password Requirements

There are a few restrictions for updating your Chase password. If you meet these requirements, your new password will be accepted.

• Must be 8-32 characters long
• Must include at least two of the following elements:
  • At least one letter (upper or lowercase)
  • At least one number
  • At least one special character from the following: # $ % ‘ ^ , ( ) * + . : | = ? @ / ] [ _ ` { } \ ! ; – ~
• Must be different than your previous five Passwords
• Must not match your User ID
• Must not include more than 2 identical characters (for example: 111 or aaa)
• Must not include more than 2 consecutive characters (for example: 123 or abc)
• Must not use the name of the financial institution (for example: JPM, MORGAN, CHASE)
• Must not be a commonly used password (for example: password1)

Conclusion

Whatever reason you have to need to update your Chase Bank Password, simply follow these steps to change it. By regularly changing your password, you a re providing yourself security and safety.

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