How Do I Pay My Chase Bank Credit Card Number Online?

One of the key technological advancements to hit the financial market is the introduction of mobile wallets, which have played a significant role in improving the online shopping experience. The current financial market offers a wide variety of virtual wallet options for credit card customers, including platforms such as Google Pay and Apple Pay.

However, Chase Pay, an online payment product from Chase Bank, remains the notably popular alternative for most credit card users in the US. Chase Pay has remained a popular option among credit card customers since customers can use their credit cards to earn rewards based on their expenditure. Moreover, the credit card users can redeem their rewards to obtain statement credits as they shop.

Currently, Chase Pay presents itself as a payment option at the checkout phase with select online merchants. These merchants include the Starbucks App, Phillips 66, and Fred Meyer as well as Ralphs, Walmart, Dillon, Food4Less, and Conoco. In this context, customers with Chase debit or credit cards may not have to create new accounts to use their credit cards via Chase Pay. This is because all eligible cards get automatically included in the customer's digital wallet.

With that said, just like any other credit card service, Chase credit cards require the cardholder to make service payments regularly for their validity to be upheld. In that regard, below's an outline of how to go about the payment process.

How do I pay my Chase Bank credit card number online?

Before paying for your credit Chase Bank credit card number, you should have a working knowledge of what the terms credited and posted mean in terms of credit card payments. The term posted is often used about the specific date or time of day when your card payment will be reflected online as an account transaction or the time that the account activity reflects on your balance.

On the other hand, the term credited is used to refer to a specific day when your credit card payment takes effect. This date is quite important since it determines whether your payment was made on time and it's also a key consideration when determining the amount of interest payable.

With that in mind, can pay for your Chase credit card number online using the mobile Chase Pay application. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to go about it:

• Open the Chase Mobile application on your phone or preferred mobile device.
• Sign in by providing the relevant details.
• Scroll down to the section that shows your credit card balance.
• At the bottom left corner, select the "Pay Card" option.
• At the bottom of the page, you'll be redirected to, provide the amount you would like to pay. At this point, if you may need more information to help you in deciding on the amount you want to pay, you can tap on the "Payment Definitions" option.
• Select "Next".
• Choose the "Pay from" account you may want to use to make the card payment.
• Once you're done, you can choose the "Pay Today" option or you can click on the "Schedule" icon for automatic payment at a later date.
• If you choose the latter option, you should have another look at the details you've provided to ensure everything's in order.
• If everything seems polished, select "Schedule It".

Alternatively;

You can sign in to your online Chase Bank account and enroll in the automatic payments program for efficient card payments the next time around. If you enroll in the automatic payments program, your card payments will automatically be made on the specified due date. However, if that date falls on a weekend, the payment will happen on Friday before. If you choose to mail your credit card payment, your payment will be credited on the day it'll be received or before 5:00 pm local time at the location you mailed the check or money order. Also, you can contact the customer care desk for further assistance.