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16 comments
Stephanie Valerie
September 13, 2019
If I have Chase QuickPay and request a payment from someone, can I reject the payment if the amount sent is less than the payment requested?
Jarrod West
September 13, 2019
Hi Stephanie,
Yes, you can decline payment with Chase Pay.
Thanks for reading!
Thomas Rovine
October 29, 2019
How do I sigh up for ChaseQuick Pay if I don’t have a Chase account, but am sending money to someone who does? Thanks.
Andrew Kunesh
October 29, 2019
Hey Thomas!
Good question.
While you can’t sign up for ChaseQuick Pay directly, you can use Zelle to send money to QuickPay members. Zelle is the backend that runs QuickPay and a number of other bank transfer platforms. You can see the full list of supported banks on Zelle’s website. If your bank is supported, you can contact said bank to enroll in the service.
Hope this helps!
Thanks,
Andrew
Robbie
November 08, 2019
Is Chase Quick Pay the right thing to use for buying something from a classified ad being mailed? Are there any protections or can you get your money back is the product is not sent?
Katie Seemann
November 11, 2019
Hi Robbie,
I looked into this and it doesn’t appear that Chase QuickPay has any sort of protections for purchasing a product online. It’s set up more as a way to send money to friends and family.
Patrick Hansen
November 12, 2019
Hi Katie, I’m a landlord and my new tenants have used Chase QuickPay in the past, but I have not. Do I have to give out account numbers for the deposit or how do I get the money from them?
Katie Seemann
November 17, 2019
Hi Patrick,
As long as you are a Chase customer, a customer of a bank that participates with Zelle, or you download the Zelle app, your tenants should be able to send you money using only your phone number or email address.
Javier
December 03, 2019
The monthly limit is a calendar month or 30 days in a row?
Katie Seemann
December 03, 2019
Hi Javier,
The limit is based on calendar month.
Thanks for reading!
Ana
July 20, 2020
Is it possible to have Zelle deposit into two different accounts? I currently have Zelle set up with my personal checking account, but I have a tenant that wants to pay me with Zelle, only I need that money to go into a separate savings account that we had set up only for that purpose. Is Zelle only linked to one bank account?
Stephen Au
July 21, 2020
Hi Ana,
You should be able to deposit into different accounts. You can create separate Zelle profiles with different email addresses, but you can only use Zelle with Chase checking accounts at the moment.
Fred Smith
December 31, 2020
Is it possible to be notified by email when I receive a Quickpay (Zelle) payment?
Jarrod West
December 31, 2020
Hi Fred,
Yes, you should be able to turn this on by going to the notification tab in your account settings.
Jonque
February 01, 2023
Article says it was updated on Jan 23, 2023. Article says to download Chase Pay app to use Chase Pay. Chase Pay app was discontinued in 2021. Noice.
Keri Stooksbury
February 01, 2023
Hi Jonque – thanks for reading! As we indicate at the top of the piece, Chase Pay has been discontinued and Chase QuickPay is now known as Zelle. This article serves as reference for the former products.
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