Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
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It usually takes Chase one day to process a credit card payment if you are paying online, through the Chase mobile app, or by phone. Chase will credit all online payments to your account the same day, though the transaction may take longer to appear on your payment history.
If you pay with an account from a different financial institution, Chase may need longer to process your payment. Similarly, Chase credit card payments made by mail may take longer to process.
Depending on how you choose to make a Chase credit card payment, make sure to allow sufficient time for payment processing. To avoid missing deadlines, you can set up automatic payments for your Chase credit card.
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What's the Chase credit card payment address?
The Chase credit card payment address is:
Cardmember Services
P.O. Box 6294
Carol 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.
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How long does it take for a credit card payment to post?
It usually takes one to three business days for a credit card payment to post to your account if you pay online or by phone. If your credit card is linked to your checking account and both accounts are from the same bank, your payment may post immediately following the transaction. A credit card payment made by mail, however, can generally take one to five business days to post to your account.
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Yes, if you pay your credit card early, you can use it again. You can use a credit card whenever there’s enough credit available to complete a purchase. Your available credit decreases by the amount of any purchase you make and increases by the amount of any payment. So paying your credit card bill early (and often) can help you avoid maxing out your spending limit and having a purchase get declined. It will also reduce your...
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