Where to find your account number in Chase Mobile
Your Chase account number appears in the Accounts tab of the Chase mobile app, visible on the main account card without any extra steps. Open the app, tap Accounts at the bottom of the screen, select the account you need, and your account number displays directly below the account name and balance.
The account number is the full number shown on that card — not a shortened version. If you have multiple accounts (checking, savings, credit card), each one has its own number, and you can view any of them by tapping that specific account in your list.
The number stays visible as long as you remain in that account view. You do not need to toggle any settings or unlock a hidden section to see it.
Key Takeaways
- Your account number appears on the account card in the Accounts tab without requiring any additional navigation or settings changes.
- Each account type (checking, savings, credit card) has its own separate account number, all viewable from the same Accounts tab.
- The full account number displays by default; Chase does not hide it behind a security screen or require you to request it separately.
- If you cannot see the number on your account card, check that you are viewing the correct account and that your app is up to date.
What the account number looks like
Chase account numbers vary in length depending on the account type. Checking and savings accounts typically show a 10-digit number, while credit card accounts display the full card number instead. The number appears in plain text on the account card, not masked or partially hidden.
When you tap into a specific account, the number sits directly under the account name and current balance. It is printed in the same font and size as other account details, making it easy to spot at a glance.
Why you might need your account number
Your account number is required when setting up direct deposit, arranging wire transfers, or providing banking details to a third party like an employer or service provider. It is also needed if you contact Chase customer service and they ask you to verify your account.
You may also need it to link your Chase account to another bank's app or to a payment service. Having it readily available in your mobile app means you do not have to search for a physical statement or call customer service to retrieve it.
Viewing the number on different account types
Checking and savings accounts display their account number the same way: tap the account in the Accounts tab and read the number from the card. Credit card accounts show the card number instead of a separate account number, since the card number itself serves as the account identifier for credit products.
If you have a Chase business account, the process is identical — open the Chase mobile app, go to Accounts, select the business account, and the account number appears on the card. The layout and visibility are the same across personal and business accounts.
Copying or sharing your account number from the app
Most versions of the Chase app allow you to tap and hold the account number to copy it to your clipboard, which you can then paste into an email, form, or another app. This feature varies slightly depending on your phone type (iOS or Android) and your app version.
If the copy function does not appear when you tap and hold, you can manually type or screenshot the number. Chase does not restrict you from copying your own account number — it is your information and you need it for legitimate banking purposes.
Do not share your account number with anyone you do not trust, and be cautious if someone contacts you asking for it unsolicited. Chase will never ask for your full account number via email or text.
Troubleshooting: account number not visible
If your account number does not appear on the account card, first confirm you are logged into the correct Chase account and viewing the right account type. Log out completely and log back in to refresh the app's data.
Check that your Chase app is current by opening your phone's app store and updating if a newer version is available. Older app versions sometimes display account information differently or hide it behind outdated layouts.
If the number still does not show after updating and logging back in, contact Chase customer service through the app or by phone. They can confirm your account number and help troubleshoot why it is not displaying in your app.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I see my account number without opening the app?
Yes. Your account number appears on paper statements, checks, and deposit slips. You can also call Chase customer service and provide your Social Security number and other verification details to have them read your account number to you over the phone.
Is it safe to view my account number in the app?
Yes. The Chase app uses encryption and requires you to log in, so viewing your account number within the app is secure. Do not share screenshots or photos of your account number with others, and avoid using public WiFi when accessing your account.
What if I have multiple Chase accounts?
Each account has its own number. Tap the Accounts tab, then select each account one at a time to view its individual number. You can switch between accounts quickly without logging out.
Do I need my account number to make transfers within Chase?
No. When you transfer money between your own Chase accounts in the app, you select the accounts by name — the app handles the account numbers behind the scenes. You only need the account number when transferring to an external bank or providing it to a third party.