Even in the era of digital banking, many Chase customers still rely on paper checks for payments, rent or business needs. Ordering checks from Chase is quick and flexible — whether you prefer to do it online, through the mobile app or by visiting a branch in person.
Here’s everything you need to know, including costs, delivery timelines, security tips and how Chase compares to third-party check providers.
How To Order Checks Online
The fastest and most convenient way to order checks from Chase is online or through the Chase mobile app. Here’s how:
- Log in to your Chase account.
Sign in through Chase.com or the mobile app using your username and password. - Access the check ordering section.
Navigate to your checking account dashboard and select “Order Checks & Deposit Slips.” - Choose a design and personalize your order.
Browse from standard or premium designs, then customize your name and address information. - Review your details and confirm.
You’ll see real-time pricing and discounts before placing your order. Select your shipping option, confirm the delivery address, and complete your purchase securely.
Delivery Timeline: Checks typically arrive within 7 to 10 business days after ordering, depending on shipping selection.
How To Order Checks In Person
Prefer face-to-face service? You can also order checks directly at any Chase branch.
This option is ideal if:
- You’ve recently moved and need to update your mailing address in person.
- You want immediate help selecting designs or fixing account information.
- You’re concerned about fraud and want verification before placing your order.
Just bring a valid photo ID and your account number, and a Chase representative will guide you through the order process.
How To Update Your Address Before Ordering
While you can update the printed address that appears on your checks during the ordering process, your official account mailing address must be changed separately through:
- The Chase mobile app (Profile & Settings, then go to Personal Details),
- Online banking, or
- In person at a branch.
This helps prevent delays and ensures your checks are delivered to the correct address.
How Much Does It Cost To Order Checks From Chase?
The cost depends on the check type, design and your Chase account tier. Below is a quick breakdown:
Personal Checks
| Type | Approx. Cost (per 100) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | $20 to $30 | Includes basic design and single checks |
| Premium | $25 to $40 | Includes decorative or custom options |
Business Checks
| Type | Approx. Cost (per 250) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Business | $50 to $75 | Larger format, includes stubs |
| Custom Business | $75+ | Add logos, branding or color design |
Discounts for Eligible Account Holders
- Chase Private Client: May receive free or discounted personal checks.
- Premier Plus Checking: Includes check order discounts or free standard checks.
Chase vs. Third-Party Check Providers
While Chase offers security and convenience, some customers explore third-party check printers to save on costs. However, ordering directly through Chase provides built-in fraud protections and account accuracy.
| Provider | Approx. Price per 100 Checks | Per-Check Cost | Security Guarantee | Delivery Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chase Bank | $20-$30 | $0.20-$0.30 | Verified bank issue | 7-10 business days |
| Checks Unlimited | $15-$25 | $0.15-$0.25 | Standard protection | 10-14 business days |
| VistaPrint | $12-$20 | $0.12-$0.20 | Limited coverage | 7-10 business days |
| Walmart Checks | $10-$18 | $0.10-$0.18 | Basic verification | 10-12 business days |
Tip: When ordering through third-party providers, verify that their checks meet Chase’s specifications (MICR line accuracy, routing format and security watermarking) to prevent processing issues.
Security and Fraud Prevention Tips
Check fraud remains a common issue — in 2023, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service reported a concerning spike in mail-related check theft compared to pre-pandemic levels. To stay protected:
- Order directly from Chase for built-in account authentication and encrypted processing.
- Avoid sharing personal information via unsecured websites.
- Use tamper-resistant paper and microprint checks.
- Monitor your account regularly for suspicious activity.
If your checks are lost, delayed or stolen, contact Chase Customer Service at 1-800-935-9935 immediately to place a hold and request replacements.
Delivery and Support
- Delivery Time: Standard delivery is 7 to 10 business days. Expedited shipping may be available for an extra fee.
- Missing Checks: If your order doesn’t arrive within two weeks, call Chase Customer Support or visit a branch for tracking assistance.
- Reorders: For repeat orders, your details are securely stored to facilitate faster and easier future purchases.
In-Branch vs. Online: Which Is Better?
| Ordering Method | Best For | Advantages |
|---|---|---|
| Online/Mobile | Most customers | Fast, 24/7 access, digital proofing, discount visibility |
| In-Branch | Personal help or recent address changes | Human assistance, security reassurance, real-time updates |
Final Take to GO: Ordering Checks Made Easy
Ordering checks from Chase is simple, whether you do it online, through the app or in person. While third-party providers may offer cheaper options, ordering directly from Chase ensures maximum security, convenience and reliability.
If you’re a Chase customer, log in today to order your checks, visit your local branch for assistance or explore your account benefits for possible discounts.
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This article has been updated with additional reporting since its original publication. Information is accurate as of Oct. 7, 2025.
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