What's the Chase Slate payment address? This question is about the Chase Slate®

The Chase Slate payment address is: Cardmember ServicesP.O. Box 6294Carol Stream, IL 60197-6294 Cardholders can send a check or money order to this address to pay their Chase Slate bill. Chase will not accept cash payments by mail. Tips For Mailing Chase Slate Credit Card Payments Include your credit card number on your payment to avoid any processing delays. Allow enough time for Chase to receive your payment on or before the due date, or it will be considered late. So, it’s best to mail the payment at least 7 days before the due date to be safe. Send your payment via overnight mail, if necessary. The overnight payment address is: Chase Card Services201 N. Walnut StreetDe1-0153Wilmington, DE 19801 Here are some other Chase Slate payment methods: Keep in mind that mailing a check to the Chase Slate payment address isn’t the only way to pay your Chase Slate bill. It’s also possible to pay online, by phone at (800) 436-7958, through the Chase mobile app, or at a Chase ATM or branch. All of these methods are much faster than paying by mail. One other important thing to note is that Chase Slate payments are always credited the day they’re received (meaning Chase considers them to be paid then). However, if you make an online or phone payment after 8 p.m. EST, it typically won’t be posted (show up in your account and be reflected in your balance) until the next day.

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The Chase Slate payment address is:

Cardmember Services
P.O. Box 6294
Carol Stream, IL 60197-6294

Cardholders can send a check or money order to this address to pay their Chase Slate bill. Chase will not accept cash payments by mail.

Tips For Mailing Chase Slate Credit Card Payments

Include your credit card number on your payment to avoid any processing delays.
Allow enough time for Chase to receive your payment on or before the due date, or it will be considered late. So, it’s best to mail the payment at least 7 days before the due date to be safe.
Send your payment via overnight mail, if necessary. The overnight payment address is:

Chase Card Services
201 N. Walnut Street
De1-0153
Wilmington, DE 19801

Here are some other Chase Slate payment methods:

Keep in mind that mailing a check to the Chase Slate payment address isn’t the only way to pay your Chase Slate bill. It’s also possible to pay online, by phone at (800) 436-7958, through the Chase mobile app, or at a Chase ATM or branch. All of these methods are much faster than paying by mail.

One other important thing to note is that Chase Slate payments are always credited the day they’re received (meaning Chase considers them to be paid then). However, if you make an online or phone payment after 8 p.m. EST, it typically won’t be posted (show up in your account and be reflected in your balance) until the next day.

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What's the Chase credit card payment address?

The Chase credit card payment address is:

Cardmember ServicesP.O. Box 6294Carol Stream, IL 60197-6294

When paying Chase credit card bills by mail, be sure to submit either a check or money order for the payment amount. Chase does not accept cash.

Tips for Mailing Chase Credit Card Payments

Include your credit card number on your payment to avoid processing delays.
Allow enough time for Chase to receive your payment on or...

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