How to Activate a Chase Credit Card?

Chase Credit Card

Chase Credit Cards are offered by Chase Bank, which is a major financial institution in the United States. They issue a variety of credit cards with different reward programs and benefits so which is suitable for you depends on how you spend your money and what kind of rewards are most important to you. By using such cards, you can also help build your credit score

How to Activate a Chase Credit Card?

There are two common ways for you to activate your credit card:

• Call the number on the card:

On your new credit card, look for a sticker.

The phone number is usually on the sticker, and you can call it to activate your card.

You will have to follow the instructions from the automated voice system.

To finish the verification process, you might be asked to give your credit card number on the phone or a secured PIN.

• Activate using online

The sticker on your card will have an official website address to activate your credit card.

You have to visit the website and follow the instructions that are given.

You will be asked to enter your credit card number and must answer some questions to verify your identity.

How to Check if Chase Credit Card is Activated?

To check if your Chase credit card is activated, follow these steps:

Check Online:

• Chase Bank allows you to handle your credit card online, so download the app and log in to your account.
• Search for the credit card section, and if you see your balance and recent transactions, that means your card is active.

Chase Customer Service:

• The Chase customer service phone number is usually printed on the back side of the card.
• You can call them and track the status of your card; if it's deactivated, ask them for the reactivation process. 

Make a transaction:

• Another simple way to check if your card is activated is to make a transaction by making a purchase. If your card gets declined, it means your card is not active.
• When your card gets declined, it could also be due to other factors, such as expiration, or you might have reached your card limit.