Chase UK discussion

Keedie

Thanks for responding @Its_just_Barry. It's missing from every account along with the 'edit goal' button (even on the savings accounts). There's definitely a glitch, because each current account and savings account just shows a summary of the balance of that individual account and then the individual activities.

This is all I can see... for the savings accounts.


...and the current accounts.


I can't remember, but I think there was 3 button options within each current account and one or two within the savings account. Can anyone confirm what they are? I have logged a query with Chase and have a case number, but I only just realised that I was asking them about the 'spend from' button, but I need that whole row of widgets reinstated. But I can't remember what I should be asking them for if that makes sense?

wiseonesomeofthetime

My current account shows

Add Budget | Add Goal

My savings account shows

Add Goal | Show Account 



The Spend from does appear off my three dots, aside current accounts. 

Keedie

Thanks @wiseonesomeofthetime that's very helpful. I've just checked the three dots and on some accounts it now shows 'spend from here' option for some accounts but not all of them. But there's no option to add a goal or budget. Maybe it's doing some technical upgrade in the background sine the update the other day.

potterton

Can anyone  name any budget  mobile eg under £100-120 that actually works with chase uk app. It is clear 8.1 and above and 64 bit is not sufficient. Have tried several motorolas with that spec. to no avail-just comes up as will not work. Help please!

masonic

potterton said:

Can anyone  name any budget  mobile eg under £100-120 that actually works with chase uk app. It is clear 8.1 and above and 64 bit is not sufficient. Have tried several motorolas with that spec. to no avail-just comes up as will not work. Help please!

8.1 and above and 64 bit is sufficient, but you'll need both 64 bit hardware and operating system. A 32-bit OS means all of the hardware has to run in 32-bit compatibility mode. It tends to be the entry-level devices that are a problem, so it's unlikely anything below £120 (new) would suffice, given recent price increases.

The good news is that from 2023 all new Arm chips will drop compatibility mode, so they will not support 32-bit Android, so hopefully these nerfed low-end devices will disappear from the market and end the confusion.

A second hand Apple device is worth considering for guaranteed compatibility. Anything from the iPhone 6S upward, which you should be able to pick up for under £100.

Band7

ccluedo said:

Thanks, that helped reduce the frustration a bit! 🙂

Why don't you just go for an account which runs on whatever device you have? What is it about Chase you can't be without?

ccluedo

Band7 said:

ccluedo said:

Thanks, that helped reduce the frustration a bit! 🙂

Why don't you just go for an account which runs on whatever device you have? What is it about Chase you can't be without?

Sorry, I replied to wrong thread! 😂

flaneurs_lobster

potterton said:

Can anyone  name any budget  mobile eg under £100-120 that actually works with chase uk app. It is clear 8.1 and above and 64 bit is not sufficient. Have tried several motorolas with that spec. to no avail-just comes up as will not work. Help please!

Had an OPPO A15 in a draw, poor phone (slow, lacklustre screen, only 32GB, no NFC, dreadful UI) but it's still getting security updates and I've just loaded up the Chase UK app. Available for around a ton.

Easyjet77

potterton said:

Can anyone  name any budget  mobile eg under £100-120 that actually works with chase uk app. It is clear 8.1 and above and 64 bit is not sufficient. Have tried several motorolas with that spec. to no avail-just comes up as will not work. Help please!

My ancient Doro for idiots, and spouses Alcatel 1s are both compatible, both were under£100. We find the 1% cashback and fee free abroad very useful. 

Its_just_Barry

How’s everyone still enjoying chase? Are people still using it as their main bank, day to day spending, savings or leaving it open as a “just in case” account? Mine is actually doing nothing but thinking with the savings rate going up, might actually use it again.