Chase review
3.5Est. 1799
Chase (JPMorgan Chase) is one of the largest US banks, offering international wire transfers to account holders. Convenient but typically more expensive than specialist providers.
Countries
200+
Currencies
100+
Speed
1-5 business days
Fees
$5 domestic, $40-$50 international wire
Chase overview
Chase is a high-street bank, founded in 1799 and based in New York, USA. Chase's regulators: OCC, FDIC, Federal Reserve.
Across the 5 corridors we track for Chase, its median rate sits 3.07% from mid-market — compare that with the 2% - 4% above mid-market it publishes.
Pros
- Trusted major US bank
- Wide currency support
- Existing customers can send easily
- Strong regulatory oversight
Cons
- High transfer fees ($5-$50)
- Poor exchange rate markup (3%+)
- Much more expensive than specialist providers
Chase features
Online banking
Wire transfers
Branch access
Chase transfer details
HeadquartersNew York, USA
RegulatedYes
RegulatorsOCC, FDIC, Federal Reserve
Min Transfer$1
Max Transfer$250,000
Payment MethodsBank Transfer
Delivery MethodsBank Deposit
Exchange Rate Markup2% - 4% above mid-market
Published by Chase. Not measured by us; Chase’s limits and methods vary by country.
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