Your Chime savings account number is in the app, on your debit card, or in your account settings
The easiest place to find your Chime savings account number is inside the Chime mobile app. Open the app, tap on your savings account, and look for the account number displayed on the main account screen — it usually appears near your account balance. If you prefer not to use the app, you can also find it on the back of your Chime debit card, printed below or near your card number, or by logging into your online account through a web browser.
You will need this number when you set up direct deposit, transfer money between accounts, or provide banking details to an employer or service. Chime also sends your account number in the welcome materials that arrive when you open your account, so check your email or any physical mail from Chime if you cannot locate it in the app.
Key Takeaways
- Your Chime savings account number appears in the mobile app under your savings account details, usually displayed alongside your balance.
- The account number is printed on the back of your Chime debit card, typically below the main card number.
- You can also find it by logging into your Chime account online through a web browser and navigating to account settings.
- You will need this number to set up direct deposit, make transfers, or provide banking information to employers or other services.
Finding it in the Chime app
Open the Chime app on your phone and sign in with your username and password. From the home screen, locate and tap on your savings account — it will be listed separately from your checking account if you have both. Once you tap into the savings account, the account number should display prominently on the screen, often shown in a section labeled "Account Details" or near your current balance.
If you do not see the account number immediately, look for a menu icon (usually three horizontal lines or dots) within the savings account view. Tapping this may reveal additional account information, including your full account number. Some versions of the app also let you tap directly on the account number to copy it to your clipboard, which is useful if you need to paste it elsewhere.
Locating it on your debit card
Your Chime debit card has your savings account number printed on the back. Look at the reverse side of the card — you will see a series of numbers. The account number is typically the longer string of digits, separate from the card number itself. It may be printed below the card number or in a different section of the back.
The card number (the 16 digits on the front) is not the same as your account number. If you are unsure which number is which, the account number on the back is what you need for banking transfers and direct deposit setup. If your card is damaged or you cannot read the number clearly, the app or online account will always have a legible copy.
Checking your online account
Log into your Chime account at chime.com using your username and password. Once you are signed in, navigate to your account settings or account information section — this is usually found in a menu labeled "Settings," "Account," or "Profile." Look for a subsection related to your savings account or account details.
Your account number will be displayed in full in this section. You can usually copy it directly from the screen, which is helpful if you need to send it to an employer or another financial institution. If you have trouble locating it online, Chime's help section within the website or app can walk you through the exact steps for your version of the platform.
What to do if you cannot find your account number
If you have looked in the app, on your card, and in your online account without success, contact Chime customer support. You can reach them through the app by tapping the support or help icon, or by visiting the Chime website and selecting the contact option. Have your username, email address, and the phone number associated with your account ready when you reach out.
Chime support can confirm your account number over the phone or through the app chat feature. They may ask you to verify your identity by answering security questions or confirming recent transactions. This process usually takes a few minutes, and they will provide your account number immediately.
When you need your account number
You will need your Chime savings account number in specific situations. The most common is setting up direct deposit — your employer or the service sending the deposit will ask for your account number along with your routing number. You also need it when transferring money from another bank into your Chime savings account, or when paying bills through a service that requires your bank account details.
Some services may ask for your account number to verify your identity or to set up automatic payments. Never share your account number with anyone you do not trust, and be cautious about providing it over unsecured channels like email or text message. If you are unsure whether a request for your account number is legitimate, contact Chime directly before providing it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is my Chime savings account number the same as my checking account number?
No. If you have both a checking and savings account with Chime, each has its own separate account number. Make sure you use the correct number for the account you intend to use. The app displays both numbers separately, so check that you are looking at the savings account when you need that number.
Can I use my debit card number instead of my account number for direct deposit?
No. Your debit card number and your account number are different. Direct deposit and bank transfers require your account number, not your card number. Using the wrong number will cause the deposit to fail or go to the wrong place.
What is my Chime routing number, and where do I find it?
Your Chime routing number is separate from your account number and is needed along with your account number for direct deposit and transfers. Chime provides this number in your welcome materials and in the app under account details. You can also find it on Chime's website or by contacting support.
Is it safe to share my account number with my employer?
Yes, sharing your account number with your employer for direct deposit is safe and standard practice. Your account number alone cannot be used to withdraw money from your account — your employer needs it only to deposit your paycheck. Never share your PIN, password, or full card number with anyone.