Where to Find Chase Bank Branches and ATMs Near You

Chase has branches and ATMs across the United States, and the fastest way to find one is through their branch locator tool on Chase.com or the Chase mobile app

Chase operates thousands of branches and ATMs nationwide. Rather than memorizing locations, you can search for the nearest one in seconds using Chase's own tools. The branch locator is built into Chase.com and the Chase mobile app, and it shows you hours, services available at each location, and directions.

If you don't have a Chase account yet, you can still use the locator on their website without logging in. Type your address or zip code, and the map shows branches and ATMs within your search radius. You can filter results to show only branches (which have tellers and loan officers) or only ATMs (which dispense cash and accept deposits at many locations).

Key Takeaways

• The Chase branch locator on Chase.com or the Chase mobile app is the fastest way to find a nearby location with current hours.
• Chase branches handle account opening, loans, and teller services, while ATMs only dispense cash and accept some deposits.
• Many Chase ATMs are inside grocery stores, pharmacies, and other retail locations, not just standalone bank buildings.
• If you need a specific service like a safe deposit box or notary, call ahead to confirm that branch offers it.

Using the Chase Branch Locator Online

Go to Chase.com and look for the "Locations" or "Find a Branch" link, usually in the footer or top navigation. Enter your zip code or street address. The map displays all nearby branches and ATMs with their addresses and hours of operation.

Each location listing shows what services are available there. Some branches are full-service locations with loan officers and safe deposit boxes. Others are smaller branches with limited services. The listing tells you which one you're looking at. If you need something specific — like to open a business account or rent a safe deposit box — check the services list before you go.

Finding Chase ATMs in Retail Locations

Chase ATMs are not only in bank buildings. You'll find them inside Target, Whole Foods, CVS, Walgreens, and many other stores. These in-store ATMs work the same way as branch ATMs: you can withdraw cash and deposit checks or cash (depending on the machine). The branch locator shows these retail locations too.

In-store ATMs are often open longer than branch hours because the store itself is open. If you need cash at 10 p.m. on a Sunday, an in-store Chase ATM may be your only option. The locator map marks these with a different icon so you can tell them apart from standalone branches.

What to Do If There's No Chase Branch Nearby

If you live far from a Chase branch, you can still open and manage a Chase account online or by phone. Chase offers checking and savings accounts that you can set up entirely through their website or mobile app without visiting a branch. Deposits can be made through mobile check deposit (photograph the check with your phone) or by mailing a check to Chase.

For withdrawals, you can use any ATM that's part of the Allpoint network or MoneyPass network — these are shared networks that include ATMs at thousands of non-Chase locations. Chase checking accounts often come with ATM fee reimbursement, meaning Chase refunds fees charged by other banks' ATMs. Check your account terms to see if yours does.

Services You Can and Cannot Do at Chase ATMs

Service	At a Chase ATM	At a Chase Branch
Withdraw cash	Yes	Yes
Deposit checks	Yes (most machines)	Yes
Deposit cash	Yes (some machines)	Yes
Transfer money between accounts	Yes	Yes
Open a new account	No	Yes
Talk to a banker	No	Yes
Rent a safe deposit box	No	Yes
Get a cashier's check	No	Yes

ATMs handle basic transactions. If you need to open an account, speak with a banker about loans, or get a cashier's check, you must visit a branch during business hours. Most Chase branches are open Monday through Friday during standard business hours, with limited Saturday hours. Hours vary by location, so check the locator before you go.

The difference between an ATM and a branch matters when you're planning your visit. A branch gives you access to staff who can answer questions about your account, help you set up new services, or handle complex transactions. An ATM is for quick cash and basic deposits when you're in a hurry.

Using the Chase Mobile App to Find Locations

The Chase mobile app has a built-in locator that works the same way as the website version. Open the app, tap the menu, and look for "Find a Branch or ATM" or "Locations." Your phone's GPS can automatically show you the closest options. You can also search by zip code or address if you're planning a trip to a different area.

The app also lets you see real-time wait times at some branches, so you know whether to go now or come back later. This feature is available at larger branches in major cities. You can also call ahead to ask about wait times if the app doesn't show them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I deposit cash at a Chase ATM?

Most newer Chase ATMs accept cash deposits, but not all machines do. The locator map or the machine itself will tell you whether it accepts deposits. If you're unsure, use a branch instead.

Do I need an appointment to visit a Chase branch?

Walk-ins are welcome at most Chase branches, but during busy times you may wait. Some branches let you book an appointment through the app or website to skip the line. Check your local branch's page to see if appointments are available in your area.

What if I need to visit a Chase branch outside my home state?

Chase operates in most states, and your account works at any Chase branch or ATM nationwide. Use the locator to find a branch in the state you're visiting. Your debit card and account access are the same everywhere Chase operates.

Are there Chase branches inside other banks?

No. Chase branches are standalone or inside retail stores, not inside other banks. If you see a Chase ATM in another bank's lobby, that's a shared ATM arrangement, but there won't be Chase staff or services there.

How do I know if a branch has a notary?

Call the branch directly or check the services list in the locator. Not all branches have notaries on staff. Larger branches are more likely to offer notary services, but it's worth confirming before you visit.