Chase Mobile Deposit Limit?

Chase mobile deposit limits vary depending on your account type. Here’s a breakdown:

Standard Limit: For most Chase accounts, the daily mobile deposit limit is $2,000 and the rolling 30-day limit is $5,000.
Higher Limits: Certain accounts, like Chase Private Client or J.P. Morgan Private Bank accounts, may have higher limits reaching $25,000 daily and $100,000 or even $500,000 over 30 days.

Finding Your Limits:

Online Banking: Log in to your Chase online account and navigate to the section that shows your account details. There you might find information on your mobile deposit limits.
Chase Mobile App: The app might have a section on deposit limits within its settings or help section.

Keep in mind:

Chase has the discretion to increase or decrease your limits without notice.
These limits apply specifically to mobile deposits. There are no limits on depositing checks in person at a branch or ATM (except for a limit of 30 checks per ATM deposit).

If you’re unsure about your specific limits or need to deposit a check exceeding the standard limit, it’s best to contact Chase directly.

Factors Affecting Your Limit:

Account Type: As mentioned before, Chase Private Client and J.P. Morgan Private Bank accounts have significantly higher limits than standard accounts. This is because they cater to high-net-worth individuals.
Banking History: If you’ve been a Chase customer for a long time and have a good banking history (no delinquencies or overdrafts), Chase might grant you a higher mobile deposit limit.
Risk Management: Chase considers risk factors like the type of check being deposited and your past deposit activity when determining your limit. For example, a large payroll check might be viewed as less risky than a personal check from an unknown source.

Splitting the Deposit: If your check amount exceeds your daily limit, you might be able to split it into separate deposits across a few days, as long as they fall within the 30-day rolling limit.
Depositing at a Branch: There are no dollar limits for depositing checks in person at a Chase branch. This could be an option for larger checks.
Increasing Your Limit: You can contact Chase and request an increase to your mobile deposit limit. They will consider your account history and risk factors before making a decision.

Additional Tips:

Be Aware of Hold Times: Even if your deposit goes through, Chase might place a hold on the funds for a few days, especially for larger deposits.
Review Deposit Requirements: Make sure you follow Chase’s guidelines for mobile deposits, such as properly endorsing the check and ensuring clear images when capturing them with the app.