Chase is one of the largest banks in the United States, and it is known both for its reward programs and wide array of online transaction options. Chase allows you to transfer money between accounts, send money to another person and complete other transactions using automated clearing house (ACH) methods.
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With Chase, it's easy to transfer money to another person. This is one reason it's one of the best banks for college students. In fact, thanks to the ease with which you can add money to a Chase account from a debit card or do a Chase ACH transfer, it's a good bank to work with for many individuals and businesses.
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Chase also offers a number of different types of accounts: online checking and savings accounts, credit cards, financial investments and mortgage/home equity accounts. While some people use Chase for all of their banking needs, others use Chase for credit card transactions and bank elsewhere. In those cases, it's important to understand how to transfer money from other accounts into your Chase account.
According to Chase, if you have a number of different accounts through Chase, you can easily transfer between them using online banking or through the Chase mobile app. Sign in to your account, then access the menu (which should be in the upper left hand corner) and choose "account transfer," then "schedule transfer." Select the accounts you wish to take money from and transfer money into, then enter the amount to transfer and the date you would like the transaction to take place. If you want, you may also schedule recurring transfers. Once all the appropriate information has been entered, select "transfer" and confirm the transaction. Everything else will happen automatically on the day you have selected.
