Closest Chase Bank to Me (2026)

The searches people run most often about Chase come down to the same pressing questions: is it open right now, where’s the closest one, does Saturday banking work, and what can the ATM do after hours. The answers below cover all of them directly.

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  What are Chase Bank’s hours — what time does it open and close? Most branches: Monday–Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. · Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 or 2 p.m. · Closed Sunday · Hours vary by location

  The standard Chase lobby schedule is 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Saturday hours are more variable — most branches open at 9 a.m. and close between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m., though some locations in shopping centers or high-foot-traffic areas stay open until 3 or 4 p.m. on Saturdays. Sunday: almost every Chase branch is closed. A handful of branches inside large grocery stores or retail centers offer limited Sunday hours (typically 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.), but these are uncommon enough that you should confirm before making the trip. Drive-through lanes at branches that have them sometimes open earlier or close later than the lobby — usually 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekdays. The single most reliable source: enter your branch address at locator.chase.com. The listed hours there are updated directly by the branch and reflect any temporary changes, holiday adjustments, or extended hours that won’t show up in a generic search result.
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  Is there a Chase Bank open near me right now? Use the map buttons below or locator.chase.com — enter your zip code for live hours at each branch

  The branch finder at locator.chase.com shows a green “Open Now” indicator next to each location that’s currently accepting customers. That’s the only source that reliably reflects today’s actual status, including any branch that closed early due to staffing or a holiday. The Chase app’s “Visit Us” feature does the same thing from your phone and adds estimated wait times inside the branch — useful if you have a choice between two nearby locations. If you are between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on a weekday, most branches near you are open. If it is Saturday morning before noon, most are still open. If it is Saturday afternoon, Sunday, or a federal holiday, your best move is the 24-hour ATM, which handles deposits, withdrawals, and check cashing without a teller.
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  Where is the closest Chase ATM to me — is it free to use? Chase ATMs are free for all Chase customers · Over 15,000 ATMs nationwide · Most operate 24 hours including branch vestibules after lobby hours close

  Every Chase ATM is completely free to use for Chase account holders — no transaction fee, ever. Chase’s ATM network of more than 15,000 machines is one of the largest in the United States. Most ATMs located inside or on the wall of a Chase branch are accessible 24 hours, including the machine in the branch vestibule that typically remains available after the lobby locks. Drive-up ATMs at suburban branches also operate 24/7 in most locations. Chase ATMs can do significantly more than just give cash: you can deposit checks or cash (funds are often available immediately for Chase-to-Chase deposits), withdraw in exact dollar amounts at many machines, transfer money between Chase accounts, and check your balance. For seniors who need cash after hours or on a Sunday when the branch is closed, the nearest Chase ATM is almost always the right answer.
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  Is Chase Bank open on Saturday — and should I go early? Yes, most Chase branches are open Saturday 9 a.m.–1 or 2 p.m. · Go before 11 a.m. to avoid the longest lines · Saturday is not a banking business day for check processing

  Saturday banking at Chase is real and practical — but understanding what happens to your money on a Saturday matters more than most people realize. Saturday is not a “business day” for the purposes of check clearing, ACH transfers, or wire processing. If you deposit a check on Saturday, the bank records the deposit that day, but it often doesn’t fully clear and make funds available until Monday morning — or even Tuesday for certain check types. Direct deposits, scheduled bill payments, and wire transfers also do not move on Saturdays at most institutions. If your purpose on Saturday is withdrawing cash, depositing cash, or speaking with a banker about your account, you’re fine. If you need to complete a time-sensitive transfer or need a check to clear by Monday, do it by Friday at 3–4 p.m. — not Saturday morning.
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  Is Chase Bank open on Sunday? No — nearly all Chase branches are closed on Sunday · Use the 24-hour ATM or Chase Mobile app for urgent needs

  Chase branches are closed on Sundays as standard policy. The rare exceptions are a small number of branches inside large grocery stores or certain retail centers, which may offer a 2–3 hour window on Sunday mornings — but these are unusual enough that you should not plan around them without confirming through locator.chase.com first. If you have an urgent banking need on a Sunday, the Chase ATM handles cash needs at any hour. For everything else — checking balances, transferring between accounts, paying bills, or depositing a mobile check photo — the Chase Mobile app and Chase Online banking are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Customer support by phone (1-800-935-9935) also operates on Sundays for account questions, though in-branch transactions require waiting until Monday.
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  Does Chase Bank have locations in all 50 states? Not quite — Chase has branches in 48 states (all lower 48 contiguous states) · Alaska and Hawaii have no Chase retail branches

  Chase made history in August 2021 by becoming the first U.S. bank with a retail branch in every contiguous state — all 48 of them, including its first-ever Montana location. Alaska and Hawaii remain the two states without Chase branches. Residents there can still open and manage Chase accounts online or through the app, use non-Chase ATMs (though fees from the other bank may apply), and access Chase customer support by phone. For people who move between states frequently or snowbird between warmer and colder climates, Chase’s nationwide footprint means you are very rarely without access to a branch. The current expansion adds over 160 new branches in 2026 specifically targeting smaller cities and underserved communities that previously had no Chase presence within a practical drive.
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  What services does a full-service Chase branch offer that an ATM cannot? ATMs do basic transactions · Full branches add: new account opening, loan applications, wire transfers, notary service, safe deposit box, cashier’s checks, medallion guarantee

  A Chase ATM covers the most common banking tasks — withdrawals, deposits, transfers, and balance checks — 24 hours a day. What requires a teller or personal banker at a full-service branch: opening a new checking or savings account, applying for a mortgage or auto loan, requesting a cashier’s check or money order, accessing a safe deposit box, completing a wire transfer, getting a notary service or medallion signature guarantee, disputing a transaction in person, or replacing a debit card on the same visit. A few of these — notary, medallion guarantee, and safe deposit box — are not available at every branch even if it is full-service. If your errand is time-sensitive, call the specific branch ahead to confirm they have what you need before making the trip. The branch phone number appears in the locator listing at locator.chase.com.
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  How do I get directions to the nearest Chase Bank? Type your zip code into locator.chase.com · Tap any branch to open directions in Google Maps or Apple Maps · Or use the map buttons on this page to search near you now

  The Chase branch locator at locator.chase.com gives you a map, a list sorted by distance, exact addresses, lobby hours, drive-through hours, phone numbers, and a “Get Directions” button that connects directly to your phone’s navigation app. On a computer, clicking “Get Directions” opens Google Maps. On an iPhone, it opens Apple Maps. For anyone who prefers speaking rather than typing: call 1-800-935-9935 and ask a representative to locate the Chase branch nearest your zip code — they can also confirm whether that branch has the specific service you need, such as a notary or drive-through teller. The map buttons at the bottom of this page also let you search for Chase branches near your current location with a single tap.

These are the hours that apply to most Chase branches. Hours at branches inside grocery stores, airport locations, or high-traffic downtown areas often differ. Always confirm at locator.chase.com before your visit.

Use the buttons below to find the nearest Chase Bank branch, ATM, or drive-through lane near your current location. For the most accurate hours, always confirm at locator.chase.com.