How do I register my Chase credit card?

To add a Chase business credit card to your online account, you first need online profiles for both your business credit card and your personal account(s). Next, pick the Chase login profile you’d like to merge your account into and sign in. Then, follow the on-screen instructions to add your business card to your account.... read full answer

Linking your business and personal credit cards into one Chase profile will allow you to see all your accounts on a single page, and eliminates the need for multiple usernames and passwords.

How to Add a Chase Business Credit Card to Your Online Account

1. Log in to your online account and select the “person” icon from the top right corner of the screen.
2. Choose “Profile & Settings”.
3. Select “Manage linked accounts” from the “Account settings” drop-down menu.
4. Click “Show my accounts”. You will see all your associated Chase accounts that aren’t linked to your chosen online account yet.
5. Click “Link relationship” next to the account you want to add.
6. Click “Link relationship” again to confirm.

You will receive a confirmation notification from Chase once you’ve successfully linked your accounts. Your business credit card will now appear with your other Chase cards and deposit accounts on the “Accounts” tab.

Note that once you’ve linked your Chase business and personal credit cards to a single login page, you can only remove an account by calling Chase technical support at (800) 242-7338.

You can add a Chase credit card authorized user through your Chase.com account or over the phone at (800) 935-9935. Anyone can be a Chase authorized user, regardless of their age or relationship to you. The only information you’ll need is the authorized user’s name, birthday, and address.

Here’s how to add a Chase authorized user online:... read full answer

1. Log in to your account at Chase.com.
2. Go to the “Accounts” tab.
3. Click the three dots on the far right under your card, then “More options.”
4. Click the “Account Services” dropdown menu.
5. Select “Add an authorized user.”
6. Make an ID and password for your authorized user.
7. Choose your authorized user’s level of access: None, View Only, or Transact.
8. Add other limits, such as the types of transactions your authorized user can make and whether his or her purchases need your approval.
9. Decide whether the authorized user can approve purchases made by other users.
10. Give the ID and password to the authorized user.

Before adding a Chase authorized user, it’s useful to remember what that means for you. You are the one liable for all charges, so make sure you trust the authorized user to act responsibly, or limit their access and privileges.

It’s worth noting that Chase authorized users are never able to change your account information, change your password, or request an increase or decrease to your credit limit.

To verify your Chase credit card, visit the dedicated page online or call Chase at (800) 432-3117. Chase asks you to verify card delivery whenever you get a new credit card in the mail. This is the same thing as activating a Chase credit card. You’ll be able to use the new card immediately once you verify it.... read full answer

Online, you’ll need to access the verification page and sign in to your online account. To verify a Chase card over the phone, enter your 16-digit card number and the last four digits of your Social Security number when the system prompts you. Both types of verification will only take a few minutes.

Here’s how to verify a Chase credit card online:

1. Go to Chase’s credit card verification page​​​​​​​.
2. Create a Chase.com account by clicking "Not enrolled? Sign up now." if you haven’t already, and log in. To create an account, you'll need your Social Security number as well as you card, account or application number.
3. Check your credit card number and click "Next" to verify your card. Then, click "Go to accounts" to view and manage your account.

Once you complete the Chase verify card process, you can begin using the card right away. The process is the same for all Chase credit cards, from travel rewards cards like Chase Sapphire Reserve®and everyday spending cards like Chase Freedom Unlimited® to financing cards like Chase Slate Edge℠.