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Chase now part of CoP for payments out of Chase

RG2015
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edited 2 November 2023 at 3:35PM in Budgeting & bank accounts
As per an email from Chase that I have just received.

I believe that payments into Chase have been in CoP for a while.

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  • la531983
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    Does this also apply the other way round?

    Whenever I pay money into my Chase from my Monzo, I get a message up each time warning me the details cant be verified, proceed at your own risk etc etc.
  • RG2015
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    edited 2 November 2023 at 3:41PM
    la531983 said:
    Does this also apply the other way round?

    Whenever I pay money into my Chase from my Monzo, I get a message up each time warning me the details cant be verified, proceed at your own risk etc etc.
    I have just edited my post, but am sure some banks do recognise Chase in CoP. I will just go and check now.

    My Chase payee in RBS is showing as confirmed.

    However it is not in NatWest which I guess was set up before Chase signed up for inward confirmations.

    I can't comment on Monzo but what you say does sound a bit odd.
  • la531983
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    Ah, it says the details dont match, this may be because I set the recipient name as "First initial Second Name CHASE", just to differentiate it from my other account.

    I deleted the word CHASE and now its come back saying my middle name is missing, so yes you can call the dogs off.
  • RG2015
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    la531983 said:
    Ah, it says the details dont match, this may be because I set the recipient name as "First initial Second Name CHASE", just to differentiate it from my other account.

    I deleted the word CHASE and now its come back saying my middle name is missing, so yes you can call the dogs off.
    I have noticed that some banks come back with a "close match" result and some also say what that close match is.

    Some banks also allow you to change the payee name after a payee has been verified, which would allow you to differentiate accounts in your payee list.
  • la531983
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    Yeah with the word CHASE at the end of the name it wasnt even giving me a close match option.
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