Bogdan Roberts, Credit Cards Moderator
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To pay a Chase credit card by phone, call (800) 436-7958 or the number on the back of your card. Enter your credit card number and the amount you'd like to pay when prompted by the automated system, which will guide you through the payment process.
Chase cardholders can also make credit card payments in other ways. For example, you can sign in to either your online account or the Chase mobile app to pay your bill. You can also make payments in person, at a Chase branch or select ATMs, depending on the payment method accepted at that location.
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How can I pay my Chase credit card with a debit card?
You can pay your Chase credit card with a debit card at select ATMs. To do so, insert your credit card and follow the on-screen instructions to make a payment. Alternatively, you can pay a Chase card with the checking account that your debit card is linked to, by doing an electronic transfer. Chase offers several other payment methods, too.
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How can I pay my Chase credit card?
You can make a Chase credit card payment online, by phone, through the Chase mobile app, by mail or at a branch. To pay a Chase credit card bill online, log in to your online account and click on "Pay card." Then, choose how much to pay, when to pay it, and where the payment is coming from. Chase does allow cardholders to set up automatic payments, too.
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No, you cannot usually pay a credit card with a debit card, at least not directly. However, you can pay a credit card with the bank account that your debit card is linked to, by doing an electronic transfer. Whichever way you choose to pay your credit card bill (online, over the phone, or by mail) there is usually no option to enter any kind of card information as a payment method. That’s among the reasons why...
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